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Yellowstone Cellars in Billings bringing a unique experience to Montanans

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Sarah and Brandon Skarsten bought Clint Peck's winery last year. Yellowstone Cellars offers wine, food, and good conversation. The grapes for Yellowstone Cellar's wine are grown in the Yakima Valley of Washington. The winery celebrated its 12th annual grape stomp this Saturday.

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Yellowstone Cellars in Billings bringing a unique experience to Montanans

Winemaking in Montana oftentimes presents itself with many challenges.Our harsh winters make it impossible for grape crops to cultivate. But that didn't stop Clint Peck from making his own wine.Peck sold everything he owned to make his dream a reality—even his cows.He was able to open up Yellowstone Cellars in Billings in 2010 and has been producing Montana-made wine ever since.In 2018 during a family camping trip, Peck propositioned his daughte…

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Yellowstone Cellars in Billings bringing a unique experience to Montanans

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