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Two childhood friends from Queens, New York have created Wine Cellar Sorbets for sale through gourmet stores and restaurants. While they were originally looking for products to sell in a wine bar/restaurant business they decided to go the product route instead and now make a range of grape flavoured sorbets. They are currently available across New York and New Jersey.
There are currently seven different 'vintages' or flavours
- Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 Central California (New Vintage)
- Zinfandel 2004 Central California
- Pinot Noir 2004 Oregon
- Champagne N.V. California
- Riesling 2004 New York
- Sauterne N.V. New York
- May Wine N.V. New York (blush)
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8-16-2006 @4:51PM MJ said... Look forward to seeing that in my area soon. Love sorbets.
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