Miller Heritage Vineyard and Winery

Vegan

All 4 products listed are vegan friendly.

Checked about 9 years ago (January 2017)

Products (4)

What the company told us

Correspondence on record, with the date of each entry.

Company email (January 2017) "Anyways, about your question, yes I believe my cider would be considered vegan. I'm not vegan, so I suppose I cannot speak to the technical finer points of vegansim, but no animal based anything would ever have been in contact with my cider. The only question would be if vegans consider yeast an animal product, since cell structure is actually closer to animal than plant. I don't believe so, otherwise you wouldn't be emailing me. I also suspect you likely wouldn't consume beer, cider, or wine on a regular basis. "As far as fining agents... I don't use fining agents on my cider. BTW, if you ever try my wine, the reds I don't use any fining agents either. The whites, I use bentonite. It's basically clay."