Minnesota Wine Country is offering new options at the State Fair, including two new flavors of wine slushie: citrus hibiscus and guava passionfruit. A variety of wines made in Minnesota are also available.
Shyla Weaver of Minnesota Wine Country discussed the offerings in an interview.
Further details about Minnesota Wine Country's presence at the State Fair can be found through an interview available from the source.
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