Everything Cherry Box
$43.99
Door County is well known for everything cherry so we made this your one-stop cherry gift. It includes a bottle of Door Peninsula Sweet Cherry wine, a jar of medium Cherry Salsa, local Cherry BBQ Sauce, Cherry Wine Jelly, and 2 oz. of Chocolate Covered Dried Montmorency Cherries.
All our gift baskets and boxes include a complimentary gift note. If no note is specified we will place a “To” and “From” with your gift.
| Weight | 9 lbs |
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