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Nine Stones
2003
Port Blend
Hilltops
How Was It?
| Merchant | Locale | Volume | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raeders Wine | United States (New York) | 750mL | USD 12.99 | Buy Now |
Both the winery principals are of Celtic origin and deeply interested in their heritage. When the opportunity to create a wine brand based on this common ancestry presented itself, they named it "Nine Stones". The Celts left many groups of standing stones
