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Each variety is 100% juice and so tasty that you may want to drink it along with the kids. I've been mixing mine with some sparkling water to create a light and refreshing "grape fizz".
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3-28-2008 @12:16AM Amie said... Yum! Those sound really good. I'll have to try them.
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3-28-2008 @10:29AM sanman said... So, this is fine but if a cigarette company uses a cartoon figure it's the end of days because they're supposedly trying to appeal to children? Personally, I don't drink or smoke but I could care less if you or your offspring do or if they sell this product or use Mickey Mouse to advertise Lucky Strikes...I just think it's a bit of a double-standard...
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3-28-2008 @7:28PM Vincent said... Double standards aside, I'm surprised at just how sweet the merlot is (supposedly no added sugar).
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3-29-2008 @1:21AM Kitt said... There's nothing in the labeling or that I can see on their website that this is being marketed for children. Certainly you could use it to teach your kids about wine but I don't think that's its purpose.
I'd certainly like to try these. I've had grape juice that was about to be made into Luna pinot and it was really really delicious.
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4-28-2008 @3:19PM Sam said... I wonder what is the percentage of grape in the First Blush set. It would be interesting to find out what experienced drinkers think about the First Blush collection.
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4-28-2008 @3:23PM Sam Alarcon said... I wonder what is the grape content percentage in each First Blush drink. I also wonder what more experienced drinkers think about First Blush drinks.
Sam
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