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Newsletter December 2009
A bumper crop!
Harvest - best crop ever, two and a half tons of grapes should yield
2000 bottles
Changes - Jim's adjoining field sold, new vineyard entrance
Volunteers - grateful thanks to volunteersWorking Parties - more volunteers needed, January pruning dates
Sales - Christmas deliveries, current vintages
Pembrokeshire Cottage - free to friends
Morley Thrillers - Jim's four novels make ideal gifts
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Newsletter August 2009
Signs good
and fingers crossed for autumn 2009 crop
Last Year - Lowest ever crop level but more than some
Competitions - 2007 classic dry "Highly Commended" at National level,
on sale shortly
Wine for Sale - 2005 Classic Dry, 2006 Medium Dry, contact Pam for
price and delivery
Help Wanted - summer pruning dates Aug 16th and 30th
Grape Picking - recruiting now for September/October dates, newcomers
welcome
Key Holders - parking at Keyham Farm
Stockists - Blackmoor, Durleighmarsh, East Tisted, Feedthyme, The
Harrow & Thomas Lord
Shows - Alresford & Blackmoor
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Compliment Slips
Giving Priors Dean wine to
friends and family as a present?
Download, print and cut out our compliment slips to accompany your gift.
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Newsletter November 2004
New light, new hope
Harvest - weather disaster, an apology
Better News - first gold medal for Priors Dean
Licence - off-licence for single bottles
Help - working parties, adopt a row, ideas wanted
Christmas Sales - current vintages
Pembrokeshire Cottage - available to rent
Morley Thriller - Jim's first novel
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