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Raven's Glenn Ice Wine
Filed in archive Wineries on December 7, 2007
The ice wine harvest has begun at Raven's Glenn Winery in West Lafayette, Ohio. While most other harvest have wrapped up, temperatures need to drop into the single digits in order for the Vidal Bl...
Canadian Vineyards Going Organic
Filed in archive Canadian Wines , Organic Wine , Vineyards , Wine Making , Wine News , Wineries on September 2, 2007
According to a recent article in Canada's Financial Post, organic wineries are on the rise in Canada, and winemakers could not be happier. They feel good that they are doing something positive for...
Want To Buy A Winery?
Filed in archive Wineries on August 24, 2007
Have you always dreamed of owning a vineyard and making your own wine? Occasionally my husband and I see what's for sale here in New York. It's fun to daydream about it, but I'm not sure I...
Napa Harvest Begins
Filed in archive California Wines , Sparkling Wine , Vineyards , Wine Videos , Wineries on August 7, 2007
Tuesday morning the harvest season began at Mumm napa winery, one of California's top producers of sparkling wine. The picking began before dawn at the Rodgers Vineyard, located just north of the ...
Arizona Wine Country
Filed in archive Vineyards , Wine News , Wineries on August 7, 2007
I would guess that many of you imagine a landscape similar to this photo when someone says, "Arizona." Of course, I've never spent much time out west (with the exception of a three-day t...
New Generation of Mondavi Drinkers
Filed in archive California Wines , Wine News , Wineries on July 22, 2007
Robert Mondavi is certainly one of, if not the most, recognizable name in the California wine industry. But just because they've been around for a long time, that doesn't mean that the winery ...
Driving Rains Ruin French Grape Harvest
Filed in archive French Wines , Vineyards , Wine Making , Wine News , Wineries on July 15, 2007
Almost two whole months of rain have nearly ruined large parts of this year's wine harvest in France. The damage is especially bad in Bordeaux. Mildew, thriving in the warm and humid weather, has ...
Virginia Is For (Wine) Lovers
Filed in archive Vineyards , Wine News , Wine Tours , Wine Trips , Wineries on July 14, 2007
According to the July 2007 issue of Travel+Leisure magazine, Virginia is one of the five up-and-coming wine destinations worldwide. Parts of Italy, Chile, Spain and New Zealand rounded out the Top Fiv...
Wine Tastings Gone Wild!
Filed in archive New York Wines , Wine News , Wine Rooms/Bars , Wineries on July 10, 2007
The front page of Monday's New York Times had a story about some of the frustrations Long Island wineries are facing. No, it has nothing to do with crops, winemaking, or labor. It has to do with t...
Yee-haw for Texas Wines
Filed in archive Vineyards , Wine Making , Wine News , Wineries on July 10, 2007
Did you know that Texas ranks fifth among wine-producing states in the U.S.? It's becoming a hot industry down there and consumers want to drink more and more homegrown vino. The popularity has pi...
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