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Pinot Noir Winemaker Who Has Worked For Famous Wine Brands Makes His Own Wines
She was a vision of strength, freedom and unassuming beauty, and the sun highlighted the warm colors in her hair as she dug through the ground to make a hole for the wide selection of 18 clones of the lesser-known … Continue reading
A Pinot Noir White Wine Made By A Sonoma Pinot Noir Specialist
The delectable aromas of orange blossom water, white peach and pure nectar drew the woman into the winery, where she quickly walked around trying to find the source of the incredible smells. Did someone bring in some special pastries for … Continue reading
New California Wine Producer From Punjab, India, Carried By 3-Star Michelin Restaurant
Pure and joyous laughter traveled from the near distance as the wind started to kick up on a warm afternoon. Rays of sunlight hitting the lance-shaped dark green leaves on the olive trees revealed a silver underside that glimmered in … Continue reading
Fate Has Midwestern Woman Lead Sonoma Winery To Next Evolution
As a little girl smelled intriguing aromas of grapes and leaves wafting in the air, her face beamed with a joyful curiosity as her parents drove her around Sonoma County and Napa Valley during harvest time for wine producers. Although … Continue reading
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Strong Pillars in the Wine World Sustain Communities
It is always interesting to see how we handle unimaginable events in our lives. I lived in downtown Manhattan during 9/11 and if someone would have presented that scenario as a hypothetical situation to me, I would have instantly replied … Continue reading
