I found this raspberry dessert wine at Trader Joe’s very long while ago, and it was love at first sip. This wine is all about raspberries. It’s a very sweet dessert wine, but not as cloyingly sweet as you would expect. Instead, it is more of a fresh raspberry kind of sweet. It is a delightful taste overall.
When I served it to a friend, she was so excited about it, she went out and bought two bottles of it to take home.
Saint James Spirits Raspberry Dessert Wine is produced specifically by Saint James Spirits for Trader Joe’s. That said, Trader Joe’s is the only place you can find this raspberry dessert wine. As I’ve mentioned before Trader Joe’s is known for its well-priced wines, spirits, and other products from many different quality venders. Generally speaking a dessert wine of this quality would be quite a bit more expensive. Because Trader Joe’s deals directly with various venders it makes it possible for them to pass on the savings to us. The fact that they care greatly about the integrity of their end product to their customers makes it a win-win for everyone.
Saint James Spirits Raspberry Dessert Wine
This is what Trader Joe’s has to say about Saint James Spirits Raspberry Dessert Wine:
“The Saint James Spirits Raspberry Wine is made by crushing the finest raspberries at their peak of ripeness giving you an intense raspberry flavor without the syrup of other brands.”
You can obviously find this wine at any Trader Joe’s. In fact, it’s the only place you can find this Saint James Spirits Raspberry Dessert Wine. It’s a delightful liqueur to have with friends, especially on holidays and special occasions.
Again I would say if your budget is a bit slim, there is no need to sacrifice on having a good quality dessert wine. This raspberry dessert wine is every bit as it is described. You can serve this well chilled over or with ice cream, with chocolate cake, pound cake, add it to champagne for a very special treat or simply enjoy by itself. I love it just by itself as a simple finish following a significant meal. It is a wine we always have on hand for that reason and just about any occasion.
So the next time you’re in Trader Joe’s cruise by the dessert wine section and pick up a bottle or two of this delightful raspberry dessert wine. I promise you will not be disappointed.
Time for a glass…
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