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Hi everybody,

I just wanted to let you all know, I've been working with Berkshire Grain (http://www.berkshiregrain.com), an artisan food company located in Western Massachusetts, whose products include a variety of granolas, scone mixes, and, my personal favorite, wine and ale jellies. During the course of our discussions, the subject of Bitcoin came up (well... I brought it up), and as I explained it for what it was, they became very excited about it.

They're still doing their homework, learning more and more about bitcoin every day, but have opted to accept Bitcoin (through Bitpay), and I wanted to let you all know, so you can (hopefully!) give his foods a try! The selection is small-ish right now, but they're setting a goal to develop at least one new variety of granola per month for the rest of the year.

Granola's ($4.00 each):
Cinnamon Toast (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/cinnamon-toast-granola.html)
Pumpkin Seed and Cranberry (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/cranberry-pumpkin-seed-granola.html)
Tangleberry (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/tangleberry-granola.html)

Glutten-Free Scone Mixes ($8.00 each):
Cranberry Walnut (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/cranberry-walnut-gluten-free-scone-mix.html)
Mocha Chocolate Chip (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/mocha-chocolate-chip-scone-mix)

Wine & Ale Jellies ($8.00 each):
Devil's Fire Zinfandel (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/wine-jelly-devils-fire.html) (my personal favorite!)
Apple Pomegranate Hard Cider Jelly (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/wine-jelly_ale-jelly)
Pinot Noir Wine Jelly (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/wine-jelly-pinot-noir.html)
or just check out the rest of their selection (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/wine-jelly_ale-jelly)!

Other:
Chaga Wild Mushrooms (http://www.berkshiregrain.com/chaga-wild-mushrooms.html)

If any of these sound tasty to you, give them a try, and welcome Berkshire Grain into the fold!

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