Amateur Wine Making

Series

Series Name

Colour Pictorial

Issue

Issue No.

196

Date Released

29 Sep 1958

Date recorded

22 Aug 1958

Length of issue (in feet)

756

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1Amateur Wine Making
2. 2Models Learn Spec Beauty
3. 3The Canadian Indian of Today

Story

Story No. within this Issue

1 / 3

Summary

Pathe synopsis: Rose petals, once they have lost the fullness of their beauty, can be used either at weddings, for making perfume, or can even be pressed in books. But the villagers of Tewin, Hertfordshire, have found a more constructive use - they make wine out of them. And this is only one of the many exotic brews made by this enterprising group - others are tea wine, bramble tip wine, orange wine, and even carrot whisky.

Keywords

Food and cooking

Locations

England; Hertfordshire

Written sources

Pathe Colour Pictorial Lobby Cards   Used for synopsis

Credits:

Commentator

David De Keyser

Length of story (in feet)

299

Story extras:

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