She sent me home with both bottles!
Erin bought the wine from Tomasello Winery located very close to her home.Tomasello Winery’s vineyards are located in the Atlantic and Camden counties of New Jersey. The vines grow in a sandy loam soil with a clay bottom. The soil is somewhat acidic (have you ever tasted the famous Jersey Tomato?) which benefits the acidity of the wine. Climate is Region 3 on the Davis scale.Harvest generally commences during the last week of August through the first week of October. During dry seasons, the harvest parameters are typically high sugar with a strong underlying acidity.
This winery is located in a town called Hammonton which is known as the
“Blueberry Capital of the World”.
So it is not surprising they would produce a wine such as this.
Tomasello Blueberry Wine
For over a decade Tomasello Winery has been producing 100% pure blueberry wine from cultivated high bush blueberries grown on the Atlantic Blueberry Company farms. The wine is semi-dry with soft and perfumed hints of blueberry. Recent studies prove Blueberry wine to be very high in antioxidants.
Abbey was holding a piece of fabric as a backdrop while I photographed these bottles. She told me to come and look at the back of the fabric to see how pretty the bottles looked shining through!
Those blue bottles surely have a long way to go. Besides serving its primary purpose as a wine container, it can be used in many other ways such as for decoration. Finding ways to reuse or recycle bottles is a big step towards lessening waste production.
–Rob Feckler
the bottles thru the cloth…beautiful.
the bottles would go nicely with the blue bowl I shot
your photos are superb!
Lovely shadow shots. I do like blue glass 🙂
Beautiful pictures!!
What beautiful blue bottles (works perfect for my love of alliteration too :o)
I have started a collection of some blue bottles…ah! I tend to "collect" a number of things :o)
Blessings & Aloha!
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I have a new found love for blue bottles, so these where great shots!~ Thanks for sharing, and that milkshake made my mouth water:)
These are such pretty blue shadows. Blueberry wine sounds so tasty too!
Those bottles are such a lovely shade of blue and the shadows they cast are amazing. Your shots are great.
fabulous photos!