I know this comes from grapes but does anyone know what kind of grapes?
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It also comes from (mostly I guess) Polygonum cuspidatum, which grows like an invasive plant in many areas. Google it!
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I looked at several sources online and it comes from the flesh of the fruit. The seed has very little oil in it.
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Amazon asked me to answer this. Know idea why. All I know is it was a gift to my dad in PA. He loves it. It's been a year and a half and it is fruiting. He keeps it in a pot and brings it in in the winter.
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I haven't had the grape, but I really liked the ramune flavor! It's a really good!
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I would presume they are a product of Italy. It's the best, no matter where they are grown. :>) jd
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I suppose they come from different sources. The last can I opened had a note that they came from Poland and they were very dark red.
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I'm also interested in the country of origin. Has anyone found anything about where it is sourced?
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It is a used wine barrel so it had the makings from the wine barrel. Ours says Bordeaux.
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It us listed as aubergine. But closer to wine than bright purple if that is what you are looking for.
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It's origin is China. I wish it weren't, and was surprised to see... And, sadly, it was my first time purchasing Shisandra Berry, so I don't have anything else to compare it to for taste or quality.
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My bag had the following: Grape, Lemon, Orange, Watermelon, Apple, and Cherry. Good amounts of each one, but probably more of grape and apple.
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Hi There! Have you gotten the game in the mail yet? Inside is a detailed instruction sheet that describes how to prepare for and play the game. The object of the game is to guess each wine's grape varietal. Let me know if you got the game and the instructions are missing. Thanks!
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One is short-hand for Sambucus nigra, the plant that produces the fruit. The other is a branded extract and processing of that fruit. As with any natural organic product, the quality of the raw material and the way it is handled and processed makes a big difference; certainly in taste, but also probably the concentrations of the bio active components. Think "Merlot Grape Vine" versus, say Blankiet 2004 Napa Valley Merlot.
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Yes, I've juiced oranges and pineapples, and I know my friend has done grapes. Not sure about pears though, but I don't see why not? Might be a bit pulpier due to their grainy texture, but should work!
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Just wanna know... who got fruit... and how did it taste??? let me preface it with- you are SUPPOSED to let the fruit wrinkle... technically fall off... but it wont ripen after its picked... so wait till its changed colors almost completely and all wrinkled... that being said... did anyone actually do this??? and want to tell me how this one tasted?? THANKS yall mahalo
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I would be happy to help if you can be more precise with your question. Are we talking about Tuscany bananas or Neapolitan bananas?
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IT does not say if the resveratrol is from red grape skin or polygonum cuspidatum root and apparently rarely one knows which country the herbals come from. I'd say it'is important