Winter Work at Long Island Vineyards
Filed in archive New York Wines by Carol Bancroft on January 10, 2008

Though tedious, the work is peaceful, steady and thoughtful. Alice Wise, the region's grape-growing expert at Cornell Cooperative Extension in Riverhead, described it as a "very meditative experience." She's been doing it for 20 years, she said, "and every time I go out, I learn something. You have to think."The article just gives us an idea of how much work goes into making the wine you drink with dinner. It's an interesting read, and I recommend you take a minute to check it out.
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