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Berkeley company using neighborhood fruit trees to create wine

By Itay Hod In the land of high tech, Daniel Goldberg is going for the low-hanging fruit. “There are these feral fruit trees I like to call them that grow pretty much everywhere,” said Daniel Goldberg, owner of Feral Ecology, a company that turns overlooked produce into natural wines and hard ciders. A few years ago, after noticing all the bounty on trees in side streets and backyards, Goldberg started picking fruit, first to make jam, but then …
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kioncentralcoast.com broke the news in on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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