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Where Can I Find Wine 'Dregs'?

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Date: 04/14/2008 Topics: Consumer Advice > Product Finder | Readers Request > Consumer  
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Ok, get ready for a weird request. I would like to know where I can buy 'dregs' of wine. This is something that falls to the bottom of the wine bottles. Any help from anywhere?

Smoochie from Houston, TX
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By louis butox (Guest Post)
Try your local pub and see if he'll give you any old wine barrels or beer barrels hope its useful.

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RE: Where Can I Find Wine 'Dregs'?

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By metroplex (259) Profile Contact
Thanks for your emails.

I know where wine dregs come from, but I want to be able to find out where to get them. Unfortunately, I don't have access to wine barrels.

I read where it's supposed to be good at exfoliating the skin, so I wanted to try it.

Thanks for all of your suggestions. I will Google it and see what happens. Who knows? Maybe a winery in CA or local Houston winery wants to get rid of them.

Regarding making your own wine: would I start with some kind of a kit to make your own wine? Do you know where I can buy a start up kit? I live in Houston, TX.

Wish me luck! Thanks again from Smoochie

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By coreenhart (325) Profile Blog! Contact
I agree. Make your own wine, and then you'll have it. What are you needing dregs for? I know from personal experience that wine dregs are super plant food for asparagus ferns.

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By rae. (Guest Post)
The only place i can think of is from a home winemaker. During the time we rack the wine in the barrel, (take the juice from one barrel to another to clarify it), the sediment "dregs" is left and could be put in a bottle for you. Home winemakers are very friendly people and would probably be glad to give it to you. It is something they throw away. Perhaps a commercial winery would also give you some. rae wine country CA

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By anbsmommy (16) Contact
At the bottom of wine barrels.

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By keeper60 (242) Profile Contact
if you"google"dregs you might find an answer..It's the settement from the wine itself...I don't think you can buy it.

Posted on 04/14/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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