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Since christmas will not be the same without Stones ginger wine, does anyone know where I will find a bottle, within easy driving of Basel?
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Old 19.12.2011, 20:53
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Re: Stones ginger wine

While we're at it, I want one near Zurich!
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Old 19.12.2011, 21:38
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Re: Stones ginger wine

I know what you mean but sorry, you will have to make it yourself. Easy enough and far better than the industrial stuff.
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Re: Stones ginger wine

As far as I am aware, and please inform me if I am wrong, ginger wine takes one year to ferment. Seeing as I cannot wait this long, although it would be a far better product, I will continue my search. Thank you for your suggestion anyway.
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Since christmas will not be the same without Stones ginger wine, does anyone know where I will find a bottle, within easy driving of Basel?
Isn't that the stuff that when you're done, you fill it with petrol, loosely screw on the cap, and then place in the middle of a bonfire?

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As far as I am aware, and please inform me if I am wrong, ginger wine takes one year to ferment. Seeing as I cannot wait this long, although it would be a far better product, I will continue my search. Thank you for your suggestion anyway.
Try the quick an dirty version then:
A bottle of any random white, the stuff from Denner that you get in a tetrapak works quite well.
Fresh Ginger from Migros
Aaand a stainless steel grater.
Peel and grate your ginger or Ingwer and collect it in a, well I used a tea-sack, decant your hooch in a jug and chuck the sack in, leave overnight or two, then give your tea-sack a good squeeeeze and serve ice cold.
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Re: Stones ginger wine

Try a Globus. They tend to have well stocked whisky sections. There is a good chance you will find it there. ( although Crabbies is much better)
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