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About UsUrban Forage Winery & Cider House. Natural wine, cider and mead made in Minneapolis.
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Our Products | Urban Forage Winery & Cider House
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Urban Forage Winery and Cider House. Natural wines, ciders and mead made from local ingredients in the heart of Minneapolis. Our dry apple cider is naturally gluten-free and is made from local apples, pressed into raw, unfiltered, unpasteurized cider, then fermented to the point of dryness. It’s the pure essence of Minnesota apples, made in Minneapolis. Available only at our bottle shop at 3016 East Lake Street. $12.99/ 750 ml. bottle plus tax. Coming in early July. A real dandelion wine, made from fresh...
Work continues behind the scenes | Urban Forage Winery & Cider House
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Urban Forage Winery and Cider House. Natural wines, ciders and mead made from local ingredients in the heart of Minneapolis. Work continues behind the scenes. By Jeff on Tuesday, January 27th, 2015. We’ve been quiet for a while now, in public at least. But work is continuing behind the scenes. Today I transferred our Kickstarter pledges to our new business account (yes, finally! So, while there may not be much happening on the surface, things are quietly happening beneath. The pint glasses with our l...
Get Involved | Urban Forage Winery & Cider House
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Urban Forage Winery and Cider House. Natural wines, ciders and mead made from local ingredients in the heart of Minneapolis. Here are some ways you can be involved with Urban Forage. If you like what we’re doing, please tell others about us. Like! We’re on Facebook. Let us Pick Your Apples. People contact us all of the time to offer their surplus apples and other fruit to Urban Forage. Email us at urbanforagewinery@gmail.com with ‘pick my apples’ in the header of the. Join a Bottling Party.
Blog | Urban Forage Winery & Cider House
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Urban Forage Winery and Cider House. Natural wines, ciders and mead made from local ingredients in the heart of Minneapolis. Labor Day weekend hours. By Jeff Zeitler on Tuesday, August 30th, 2016. We will be OPEN on Thursday Sept 1 from 4-8 PM and on our normal hours Friday Sept 2, 4-8 PM. We will be CLOSED on Saturday the 3rd, as we expect most of you, as reasonable Minnesotans, will have left town at that point, and we plan to do so as well. We do […]. New T-shirts are here! Sketch of Jeff by Anita Whi...
Our moment in the spotlight | Urban Forage Winery & Cider House
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Urban Forage Winery and Cider House. Natural wines, ciders and mead made from local ingredients in the heart of Minneapolis. Our moment in the spotlight. By Jeff on Thursday, March 5th, 2015. We had our chance to testify last night in front of the Minnesota House of Representatives Commerce Committee. In my opinion, we knocked it out of the park! We made the following points:. Urban wineries are the last class of alcoholic beverage producers to still be operating under the laws passed in the 1930’s...
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eighth acre farm: trees-- growing to the sky
http://eighthacrefarm.blogspot.com/2014/11/trees-growing-to-sky.html
Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Tuesday, November 4, 2014. Trees- growing to the sky. Daughter. and plums. I was working in the backyard last week with Hunter, a fellow blogger- whose blog has also gone partially dormant. We were making cider from apples he had foraged from around town, and the last of a batch that I had gotten from an orchard near Le Sueur. We had a lot of apples to work through and it took most of the afternoon. Are things really different this time?
eighth acre farm: September 2014
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Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Monday, September 1, 2014. A summer to test a gardener's mettle. Late august rain garden. this is one area that did really well this wet and cool summer. It would have been a hard summer for gardening even if my focus had been completely on it. Of course, I may have to install them during a heat wave in November now. You never know. So I guess I'll continue with minimal tillage and layering on organic matter. I think a balanced approach- ...
eighth acre farm: leading economic indictor- my job
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Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Friday, February 7, 2014. Leading economic indictor- my job. Well, now I have more time to spend with the kids. So, last Friday I got a call from the head of Human Resources while I was sitting in my cubicle trying to finish a project that I was supposed to turn in before the end of the day. In a very nice voice he asked, "Would you mind coming down to my office, Jeff? Of course. Why wouldn't I? So we had the obligatory awkward conversation&#...
eighth acre farm: creating kid habitat
http://eighthacrefarm.blogspot.com/2013/10/creating-kid-habitat.html
Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Thursday, October 31, 2013. You learn a lot of interesting things when you do landscape design for a living. I get to call myself a landscape architect now after running the gauntlet of higher ed, board exams and internships. As a result I get to design parking lots and ballfields and sidewalks and other projects which, while not all that interesting, pay the bills and keep me out of trouble. Some pretty obvious kid habitat. Now, permaculture...
eighth acre farm: November 2014
http://eighthacrefarm.blogspot.com/2014_11_01_archive.html
Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Tuesday, November 4, 2014. Trees- growing to the sky. Daughter. and plums. I was working in the backyard last week with Hunter, a fellow blogger- whose blog has also gone partially dormant. We were making cider from apples he had foraged from around town, and the last of a batch that I had gotten from an orchard near Le Sueur. We had a lot of apples to work through and it took most of the afternoon. Are things really different this time?
eighth acre farm: June 2014
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Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Monday, June 9, 2014. Urban Forage Winery and Cider House! Last fall's crop of hard cider. I may not have been emphatic enough in my last post. I tend to do that. But yes, we ARE starting a business that makes wines, ciders (and mead! From local fruit and honey. It's a windy, bumpy road- starting a business that makes alcohol in Minnesota in 2014. A bit easier than it may have been a couple of years ago, but still a bumpy road. The newest bat...
eighth acre farm: a merry solstice to all and to all a good night
http://eighthacrefarm.blogspot.com/2013/12/a-merry-solstice-to-all-and-to-all-good.html
Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Saturday, December 21, 2013. A merry solstice to all and to all a good night. It's been a while. Not because I don't like blogging. It's been a while because there has been so much happening- good, bad and in between. Also competing for my time is an opportunity which involves fermentation, and which also involves getting lots of licenses and certificates at the city, state and federal level, which I am in the thick of at the moment. I'll...
eighth acre farm: January 2014
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Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Wednesday, January 22, 2014. If I had a nickel for all the times I wanted to leave Minnesota in the mid-winter I'd have a big jar of nickels by now. I love my state, but it's so damn cold here in the winter sometimes. It keeps the riffraff out. At least that's what people say. Of course if that's true, why hasn't it kept me out? There are little things here and there I've done lately for the garden. One sub-zero morning a week or two ago ...
eighth acre farm: carrot wine? why not?
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Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Sunday, January 22, 2012. A nice golden-yellow carrot wine must, fermenting. I made my first batch of wine in my dorm room at the U of M. I used a gallon of apple cider I bought at the corner market, bread yeast, and fashioned an air lock out of a cork, which I drilled a hole through vertically, and a foot of surgical tubing, tied in a pigtail, and secured to the cork with some wax. Carrots and concord grapes, cooking on low heat. Which touch...
eighth acre farm: polar vortex redux
http://eighthacrefarm.blogspot.com/2014/01/polar-vortex-redux.html
Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Wednesday, January 22, 2014. If I had a nickel for all the times I wanted to leave Minnesota in the mid-winter I'd have a big jar of nickels by now. I love my state, but it's so damn cold here in the winter sometimes. It keeps the riffraff out. At least that's what people say. Of course if that's true, why hasn't it kept me out? There are little things here and there I've done lately for the garden. One sub-zero morning a week or two ago ...
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