Have you ever heard of MacRostie Winery? It is a wonderful winery that was founded by Steve MacRostie in 1987. For over three decades, they have been producing premium quality wines. The current winemaker, Heidi Bridenhagen, has continued to set new standards for quality and innovation in winemaking. Recently, I visited the winery for the second time since they invited me to take pictures and try their wines.

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