Cox's Creek Kentucky
Give strong drink to them that is perishing and wine to those in bitter distress, let them drink and forget their poverty and remember their misery no more.
Proverbs: 31 6-7
....and the water now became wine.....
John 2:9
The Founder of Black Cat Winery, my wife Suzy here with her bottle fed and hand raised CJ......his nick name is Grumpy.
Cj.....Relaxing after our daily watering of the plants and fruit trees
This is Blackie.....he is not our cat, we dont know who he belongs to and he won't leave.
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I wish to give a special thank you to Even and Drew Kulsveen for giving their time and helping this little guy who has a dream of something big.
Kentuckybourbonwhiskey.com
Bardstown , Kentucky
The first vineyard for wine production in the United States was planted In 1796, A Frenchman, from a winemaking family started A vineyard in Jessamine County, Kentucky.
By the 1870s Kentucky produced as much as half the nation's production. When prohibition was instituted in the 1930's the vineyards were destroyed.
For years after the repeal of
prohibition Kentucky did not regain its interest in wine vineyards but instead pursued the tobacco plant and became the number one tobacco producer in the nation, now that tobacco as been condemed by society many Kentucky farmers are turning back to grapes as their cash crop.
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