November 10, 2013
Dry Comal Creek - Frozen Sangria
Was at Wurstfest in New Braunfels and had a chance to try a Frozen Sangria made using Dry Comal Creek wine. Not sure which wine they used but the Frozen Sangria was tasty! This one get a Good Rating... only problem is we will have wait another year to get another one. Oh well, will try other wines till then.
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