Helen Brand Winery On the castries Vieux Fort highway Charles Lewis & Sons Cannells Vieux- Fort Saint Lucia West Indies t: 758-716-2697 e: info@kenvilgatkins.com It was the right sport for grazing animals, among the animals raised by Charles were, sheep, goats, pigs, and some poultry, Charles Lewis continue to outshine himself with the production of a sugar cane machine which took first prize and was sold to nearby Islands, In Charles's spare time or to be precise, on the day he single out to worship, yes Mr. Lewis was a devout Seven-Day Adventist and worship every Saturday, on that day you can find Charles humming out songs on his four strings guitar, sometimes busting out in a chorus or two of songs he wrote for recreation time. www.kenvilgatkins.com

Meet Charles Lewis

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Welcome to Charles Lewis vineyard, if you look around you will not see any grapes hanging on the vine, no not at all for this is not Napa Valley or the vineyards of Southern France, but if you look closely you will see a field of sugar cane, there is also plum trees, a few banana trees, and some potato vines heavy loaded with potatoes.

Wine products

Yes, indeed this is Mr. Lewis's product, that which he extracts the substance from to ferment the unusual wine, of which he brews right in that very sport, the large pot located in the hut near the calabash tree is his vessel of choice to brew and ferment the creation of the wine brewed by Charles. Hidden nearby is yet another item used by Charles to create his prize-winning wine, which he nicknames Slow Battery, this wine is made from the extract of honey bee comb, and after draining the liquid from the comb, allowed it to ferment until it turns into molasses, the rest of the brewing process is still a secret, but the finished product is the best tasting wine, produced by Charles. Here are some of the names of the wine brew by Mr. Lewis, first there is the sugar cane wine, which is made from the juice of the sugarcane, potato wine, banana wine, plum apple wine, tamarind wine, and of course the slow battery wine. Mr. Charles Lewis is a man of many talents, he has at one time or another wear several different hats, he was a grower producing bananas in the early nineties, and at the time he resides in the hamlet of Ravine Possan with his family, he later moves to Cannels and builds his home right next to his parents.

Yes take a little wine for the stomach sake