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Meier's Premium Concord Grape Juice, Meier's Wine Cellars
 John Michael Meier, a Bavarian farmer, planted 600 acres of Catawba grapes on his homestead just north of Cincinnati, Ohio. But it was his son, John Conrad Meier, who discovered a method of bottling fresh grape juice and maintaining its delicate flavor. That success is now part of Meier's Wine Cellars, Ohio's oldest and largest winery.
Using grapes from Lake Erie's tiny Isle St. George just two miles from the Canadian border, Meier's Wine Cellars is perhaps most famous for its non-alcoholic juices, including this premium Concord grape juice. |  | Red Concord Grape Juice, Ferrante Vineyards
 Anna and Nicholas Ferrante made grapes their passion when they began selling wine in 1937. That passion was passed on to sons Peter and Anthony who enlarged the family's Ohio business with wine-making facilities and a restaurant to showcase their wines. But they didn't stop there. Ferrante's rich Concord grape juice is bottled with the same elegance as their alcoholic counterparts. This isn't supermarket Concord grape juice; this is Concord grape juice gone upscale! |  | Blue Bison Concord Grape Juice, Crown Valley Winery
 Crown Valley Winery in Missouri's scenic and historic Ste. Genevieve County was established in 2001. Today seven grape varietals produce award-winning products. More than 200 bison roam the vineyards along side the grapes. Thus the Blue Bison name was chosen for Crown Valley's heart-healthy Concord grape juice. |
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Rosario, Brotherhood Winery
 Brotherhood Winery, in the shadow of New York's Catskills Mountains, is America's oldest continually operating winery dating from 1839. Located in the picturesque village of Washingtonville, it boasts the largest underground cellars for wine production in the United States. The Rosario label is a delightful, moderately sweet blend of Concord and Niagara grapes. |  | Holiday Spiced Red Grape Juice, Brotherhood Winery
 Brotherhood Winery, in the shadow of New York's Catskills Mountains, is America's oldest continually operating winery dating from 1839. Mulled wine in America goes back to before the Revolution when it was served piping hot in taverns, inns, and homes. Brotherhood continues this colonial tradition with its non-alcoholic Holiday label, a saucy, sweet, spicy, and tart blend of red grape juice, herbs, and spices. Serve it chilled on a summer afternoon or warmed on a cold evening. When heated its irresistible bouquet will fill your house!
Here's a great recipe! |  | Sparkling Red Concord Grape Juice, St. James Winery
 The St. James Winery of Missouri takes the health benefits of 100% pure Concord grape juice and adds a little sparkling carbonation to create an exquisite treat for any time of the year. No sugar is added. And of course it is alcohol-free! |
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Sparkling Red Grape Juice, Childress Vineyards
 NASCAR racing fans will recognize the name of Richard Childress, team owner. But that's just the start. His Childress Vineyards in Lexington, North Carolina is home to award-winning products as well as the Richard Childress Racing Museum. Take a taste of the vineyard's Sparkling Red Grape Juice, a delightful combination of Cabernet Franc and Concord grapes! |  | Concord Grape Juice, St. James Winery
 This delicious juice from Missouri's St. James Winery, is rich in flavor. It is made from 100% Concord grapes, with no sugar added. Studies by the USDA have found that Concord grape juice has more than twice the antioxidents of orange, apple, grapefruit, or tomato juice!
HONORS: Bronze Winner, 2005 Missouri Wine Competition; Gold Winner, 2006 Florida State Fair |  | Concord Grape Juice, Post Familie Vineyards

Post Familie's pure Concord grape juice reflects the best of Southern hospitality -- something they have been perfecting for five generations since 1980! Enjoy a taste of the American South. |
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Concord Grape Juice, Old Firehouse Winery
 The Lake Erie grape growing region stretches all the way from New York to Ohio. The Old Firehouse Winery's Concord grape juice is an elegant addition to any special occasion. It is also the perfect gift for your favorite firefighter or dalmation owner! |  | Sparkling Concord Grape Juice, Royal Kedem Winery
 The Royal Kedem Winery is located in New York's Hudson River Valley. Its Kedem brand dominates the kosher sparkling juice market. Owned and operated by the Herzog family who fled Nazi Germany, the word Kedem is Yiddish for "renew our days as before." Kedem's Sparkling Concord comes from New York grapes.
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AWARD WINNER: 2001 The American Taste Award of Excellence, American Tasting Institute |  | Sparkling Kosher Concord Grape Juice, R.W. Knudsen
 In 1961, when Russel W. Knudsen began bottling fruit juices from his grape vineyard, he did so on one condition: his fresh pressed and blended juices would never have artificial flavors, preservatives or sugar added to them. This commitment ensured that customers who came up the hill to Knudsen's Paradise, Calif., Concord grape vineyard could always buy the finest juice available. Little did R.W. Knudsen know he was starting a tradition of innovation in health-conscious products. Today the innovation continues with Knudsen's first Kosher product -- delightful sparkling juice from the Concord grapes that started it all!
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Lake Niagara Sparkling Burgundy Juice, Widmer Wine Cellars
 Widmer Winer Cellars began more than 100 years ago when Swiss winemaker John Jacob Widmer and his wife Lisette ventured into the fertile valley of New York's Finger Lakes Region. Widmer's Lake Niagara Sparkling Burgundy Juice is generously flavored and is a soft textured sparkling red juice from Concord grapes. Widmer says this bottling will be the last. So get your bottle before it is all gone -- just like Widmer's Lake Niagara Sparkling White Grape and Sparkling Pink Blush juices. |  | Concord Fine Grape Juice, Redland Juice Company
 Redland Juice Company was created by a collection of Oklahoma vineyard owners to produce and market premium varietal grape juices. Their Concord is "the grape juice you remember as a kid." What makes this Concord special? It is not from concentrate and is sweetened only by the natural sugars of the grapes.
SORRY, TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK! |  | Arctic Frost Grape Beverage, Arbor Hill Winery
 The Arbor Hill Winery is located near Canandaigua Lake in the famous Finger Lakes region of New York. In this New England country setting four generations have been producing grape products. Arctic Frost Grape Beverage is elegant, light, and refreshing and features Finger Lakes Concord grape juice, natural Raspberry flavors and Bristol Springs Water.
AWARD WINNER: Bronze Award, 2004 Florida International Grape Juice Competition |
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Sparkling Red Concord Grape Juice, Lake Michigan Winery
 This small boutique winery on Chicago's doorstep reaches into neighboring Michigan for its Concord grapes. |  | Sparkling Rosé Grape Juice, Kedem Winery
 New York's beautiful and historic Hudson River Valley is home to the Kedem Winery -- the dominant producer of kosher grape juices. Kedem's Sparkling Rosé, is one of three premium products featuring wine varietal grapes. The Rosé blends Vincent grapes with two American heritage grapes -- Niagara and Concord. The word Kedem is Yiddish for "renew our days as before."
KOSHER PRODUCT |  | Sparkling Blush Grape Juice, Royal Kedem Winery
 The Royal Kedem Winery, is located in New York's Hudson River Valley. It's Kedem brand dominates the kosher sparkling juice market. Owned and operated by the Herzog family who fled Nazi Germany, the word Kedem is Yiddish for "renew our days as before." Kedem's Sparkling Blush comes from New York Concord, Niagara, and Catawba grapes.
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Concord Grape Juice, Biltmore Estate Vineyards
 The first vines at North Carolina's Biltmore Estate were established in 1971. Today the 94-acre estate vineyard is the most visited winery in the United States. Located in a valley near the French Broad River, its varieties include Chardonnay, Riesling, Viognier, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot. But Biltmore also bottles non-alcoholic products. It only seems fitting that this American castle, the nation's largest home, would choose Concord and Catawba native American grapes for its juices. Sip a little history with a goblet of Biltmore's still Concord grape juice. |  | Sparkling Red Grape Juice, Biltmore Estate Vineyards
 The first vines at North Carolina's Biltmore Estate were established in 1971. Today the 94-acre estate vineyard is the most visited winery in the United States. Located in a valley near the French Broad River, its varieties include Chardonnay, Riesling, Viognier, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot. But Biltmore also bottles non-alcoholic products. It only seems fitting that this American castle, the nation's largest home, would choose Concord and Catawba native American grapes for its juices. Sip a little history with a goblet of Biltmore's sparkling Concord grape juice. |
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