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PUSCIFER
Queen B
Sparkling Malvasia Bianca (2pk)
100% Malvasia Bianca from Buhl Memorial Vineyard, fermented on skins (aka “Orange), and carbonated to create a delightfully refreshing treat. Floral, bubbly, and portable.
Warning: Do not let beer drinkers near this can, you may not get it back.
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** Don’t forget the Puscifer Queen B can lids in the Marketplace on caduceus.org! **
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13.2% abv. 375ml per can (that’s half of a bottle per can. Pace yourself.)
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Please be around to accept your package. WE DO NOT CONDONE VINOCIDE AND WE REFUSE TO REWARD INCOMPETENCE! Wine is a perishable product. Despite all precautions, you do buy at your own risk and there are no refunds or returns on wines. KEEP IN MIND, IF TEMPERATURES DROP/SPIKE WE WILL HOLD ORDERS UNTIL IT WARMS UP/COOLS DOWN. LIMITED QUANTITIES.
Attn Winos: Wine is perishable. As temperatures increase, please be advised that even though we are accepting orders at Caduceus.org, we will be holding your shipment until we feel it is safe to deliver. This could mean weeks, or longer, depending on weather. To accommodate our cold pack shippers, wine orders must be placed in multiples of 2, 4, or 6 bottles. Fret not, once your order is placed, your bottles will be reserved for you. For orders requiring expedited shipping, please contact sales@caduceus.org. Stay cool.
PRICE: $24
In stock
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Ms. Puscifer, the Queen B, is our source and symbol of all things creative. The light of Venus guiding us all to and from the womb. The Goddess who moves the infinite egg along the spiral horn of Torus and all her shifting shadows. She is Shive the Destroyer of Darkness, Ba’al the Bountiful. Basically what we’re trying to say in our own esoteric way is – respect your mother.
Can I get a hell yeah?
SOURCE
Buhl Memorial Vineyard, Willcox, AZ
The Al Buhl Memorial Vineyard lies at the eastern edge of Sulfur Springs Valley (alongside the Willcox Playa) in what is known as the Kansas Settlement. The vineyard site is 80 acres with 60 acres planted. The soils are relatively deep loams and clay-loams interspersed with cobbles. The vineyard sits at 4300 feet and experiences up to 50 degree fluctuations in temperature during the growing season. Harvest usually starts in August and can run into early October. From here we source Syrah & Garnacha for PRIMER PASO, Tempranillo and Garnacha for SANCHA, Sangiovese Grosso for KITSUNÉ, and occasional VSC offerings. The oldest 20 acres of the vineyard were planted in 1982 so some of the oldest vines here are at least 29 years in age.
