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Free SO2s in the Barrel
Imagine winemakers just as sensitive to sulfites and tannins as you are. Meet the proprietors at Soquel Vineyards. Paul Bargetto, who performs many of the cellaring tasks, is very sensitive to sulfite… more →
California Coast Wines
Short Barbaresco rant, anyone?
jeremyelijah wrote 3 months ago: Here is what I won’t be doing this fall: I won’t be drinking 06 Barbaresco, or serving i … more →
Major: Wine Makin'
speakfoodish wrote 4 months ago: Did you know that you could major in making wine? Well I didn’t until my friend and I were talki … more →
Integrated Pest Management at Ridge Vineyards, The Movie!
christopherwatkins wrote 5 months ago: Here’s a few questions for you: -Have you ever wondered what Integrated Pest Management is? -H … more →
Indy International Wine Competition
Brad Skiles wrote 6 months ago: My wife and I had the wonderful opportunity to work on the “Pit Cru” at the 2009 Indy In … more →
Worthless damn education...
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echochilde wrote 9 months ago: I was told from the time I was old enough to understand what an education was, that it was the only … more →
Beautiful and Classy New Release: Summer Issue of Make Mine Wine!
makeminewine wrote 1 year ago: Weekend inspiration for the Wine and Finer Things Lifestyle pops from cover to cover in the summer i … more →
Thomas Kruse Winery: Vestiges of the Valley of Heart's Delight
Jan Janes wrote 2 years ago: A century and more ago, Santa Clara Valley was filled with the fragrance of vineyards and orchards. … more →
Free SO2s in the Barrel
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Jan Janes wrote 2 years ago: Imagine winemakers just as sensitive to sulfites and tannins as you are. Meet the proprietors at Soq … more →
For Paul Bargetto, Winemaking Quest Started Early
Jan Janes wrote 2 years ago: Paul Bargetto, third-generation winemaker, believes that wine is made in the vineyard. At Soquel Vin … more →
Hang Time in the Santa Cruz Mountains
Jan Janes wrote 2 years ago: No, not hang gliders, basketball players or Wild West bandits. Grapes. Grapes destined for wine rely … more →
FPS Grape Program Cleans, Tests and Certifies
Jan Janes wrote 2 years ago: In the early 1850s, immigrants from many European countries brought thousands of cuttings of their f … more →
Winemaker Combines a Love of Chemistry and Business
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Jan Janes wrote 2 years ago: With the deft slice of a pristine white shovel, Lois Dowd pushes through the crust of grape skins at … more →
Special Collections in Shields Library, UC Davis
Jan Janes wrote 2 years ago: Standing on the shoulders of giants is an oft-repeated phrase of researchers, and Shields Library at … more →
Virginia is for Wine Lovers
hmillar13 wrote 2 years ago: Wow. Who would have thought after my last blog, “Wine country … on the east coast? … more →
Wine country … on the east coast??
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hmillar13 wrote 2 years ago: Usually, when you hear about “wine country,” people are referring to Napa or Sonoma Valley in Califo … more →
Expect a Great Event!
makeminewine wrote 2 years ago: If you’ve seen the striking, fun advertising for SWine or their Web site www.swinefestival.com, you’ … more →
Grapes
makeminewine wrote 2 years ago: Today I was Waterloo at KWWL TV and was interviewed on the KWWL News at Noon Show by TV News Anchor … more →
Innovation … Support … Excellence
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makeminewine wrote 2 years ago: I was working until Saturday in Florida and missed the Iowa Wine Growers Association’s Annual Confer … more →
Viticulture and Enology Front and Center
makeminewine wrote 2 years ago: Next weekend, February 9 and 10, The 2007 Annual Conference of the Iowa Wine Growers Association wil … more →
