You’ll find black peach, black strawberry, blackberry lemon, black honey and others. The word “black” denotes blackberry wine.
Black and Bruised is an exception, containing blackberry and Concord wines. Blue Cranberry combines concord and cranberries. Blue chocolate is fermented with cocoa and tastes exactly like a grape tootsie roll. “We found our blend with the Black and Bruised, and it outsells everything.” “We went to 30 or 40 wineries in Illinois and Kentucky and at essentially every winery, the Concord was the number one seller,” said Dosssey. But as a winemaker in the Midwest, making only those dry wines limits your market share.”Ĭoncord grape wines are some of Purple Toad’s best sellers. “Winemakers and some wine drinkers have eccentric taste buds they’ll look for flavors like leather or tobacco, and if you go for that fine. “We make wine for the taste buds of the majority of people,” said Dossey. They are what people in the Midwest like to drink. The reason Purple Toad concentrates on sweet wines is simple. Some wines also have a touch of natural flavoring. It’s real fruit, too, grown in Kentucky or imported from growing regions around the country. The flavors are unique, most incorporating fruit or fruit juices. Purple toad offers 43 wines, most of them semi-sweet, sweet and very sweet dessert wines.
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Eventually, he quit his day job and moved into the wine-making business full time. Even then, they couldn’t make it quickly enough. The first two years Dossey only sold Purple Toad wines on premises. We were here filling bottles until midnight that night, so we could open the next day. We only had about 25 cases bottled, and we sold all of it. We had a line out the door and into the parking lot, and we ran out of wine. “We hadn’t advertised, picked a weekday, thought it would be an easy slow day to learn everything. “We opened on a Wednesday in 2009,” said Allen Dossey. Then stocks crashed in 2008, and they decided to invest in building a winery rather than invest in the market. They were slowly buying back some of June’s family lands near Paducah and decided to plant grapes to harvest and sell to other wineries.
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