Annie Green Springs

Annie's spring green grapes? 3

I found an old bottle of Anne Green Springs wine and wondered if anyone could give me information about the year out of curiosity. Is it a similar green bottle called Annie Green Springs Peach Creek? AIT

update

I googled that there is not much information about it.

I think it came on the market in the mid-1970s, at the same time as Bones Farm wine. Instead of a cork stopper, it probably has a twist cap, which indicates poor quality. It was probably made in vinegar before it was of very good quality.

My favorite since 1973! Wine-flavored wheat juice is no better than Anne Green Springs Peach Creek Wine)

Annie Green Springs

Anne Green Springs wine was a very cheap wine in the late 60's and early 70's that my generation liked because it helped keep our spirits up for a long time. Peach Creek was delicious.
Oh I remember well! I bought two bottles to dance in college in 1975. I had to meet other people there and no one did because of the blizzard. So I drank both bottles myself! Oh, have I ever been sick? When it comes to peach wine, I still can't think of any peach wine and I feel like my head is spinning a bit!
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Country cherries are my all-time favorite. My date wants to bring me a bottle of wine. I think there are 4 benefits. I only remember peaches and cherries. She brought me 3 bottles, all flavors except cherries! After all, I married her 40 years ago!
Good and cheap fortified wine, the perfect companion to peek into the dirt of the 70's.
When I was in high school, Plum Lo was my cheap lemonade. I'm as calm, sweet as I drink colloid.
Sorry, never heard of it before. Maybe it's not for sale now? Maybe that's why you didn't know?