Usage
The Ulster cherry’s sweet taste has made it popular in several formats. It can be consumed as freshly picked fruit, and it is also used in canned cherries products. It has also been incorporated into wine production. The Peninsula Cellars Melange, created by Michigan’s Peninsula Cellars wine from a mixture of fermented sweet Black Ulster cherry juice and pure grape brandy, won the Best of Show Award at the 1998 Michigan State Fair.
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