Winery Sentence Examples

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  • A new state of the art winery was built a few years ago by Antonio junior.

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  • Barbara county winery table in the without blinking an.

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  • Producer Profile... Giacomo Bologna took over the family winery in the early 1960s.

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  • Winery is the main industry, and the province has its wine vintage.

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  • Quot i 'm drawn mostly promoting the winery always play cards than million viewers.

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  • Industry each category the largest winery parker worked fairly already attracting up.

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  • Other designated machines miss harrah 's hotel winery tours can.

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  • Write down the winery, variety, year, price and any other information you know about the wine you tasted.

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  • If your energy level is still high, but you want a mental break from shopping, you can visit the Aztalan Museum, watch the Milwaukee Brewers play baseball, or visit the Vetro Winery.

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  • A reception held at a California winery is sure to be talked about for a long time to come.

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  • We went to the winery (Hinnant Family Vineyards) and did a wine tasting.

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  • Chateau Elan Winery & Resort gives you European sophistication.

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  • If you're getting married at a winery, don't feel like you need to have grapes on your invitation.

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  • He currently runs the family winery in Paso Robles, California.

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  • While Firestone has been working for the family winery, Firestone Vineyards, he has since announced that he will now begin a career in the hotel industry.

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  • Firestone did, however, choose to work for the family's winery.

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  • If you have the means to go on a winery tour in California, that can be the best way to find great organic wines.

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  • The tours are more international in scope, including Antarctica and select cruises, as well as options to traverse the America coastline and winery regions.

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  • The overall effect of this frame is chic and elegant, highly reminiscent of visiting Milan during the height of summer, or hopping from winery to winery in Napa Valley.

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  • Many of the winery's Pinot Noir wines are spectacular, providing a rich ripeness you can only find in California Pinot Noirs.

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  • Wines from The Colonial Estate Winery rate well with experts, and offer the best of Barossa Valley.

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  • Since 1981, the winery has produced quality wines, starting with their 1981 vintage Pinot Noir, and ultimately branching out to include Zinfandel and Chardonnay.

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  • In 1987, the winery earned two distinctions.

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  • Their 1985 Rochioli Pinot NoirIn was the grand sweepstakes winner at the California State Fair, and Williams Selyem won winery of the year.

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  • The national attention sealed the small winery's popularity among discriminating wine drinkers.

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  • John and Kathye Dyson, purchased the winery so they could infuse their passion for Pinot Noir into their wines.

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  • Argyle Winery makes Pinot Noir and other varietals.

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  • Wine.com allows you to browse by type, region, or even winery.

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  • The fruit is hand-picked at optimum maturity levels and then sent straight up the winery in St Helena in refrigerated trucks.

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  • Check with your local laws to determine whether a winery or retailer can ship wine to your state.

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  • The Santa Lucia Highlands Cabernet Franc from Hayman & Hill Winery is an excellent example of just how good the grape can be when it steps out of the shadows.

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  • Winemakers at the Hayman & Hill winery in Sonoma County infuse their passion for winemaking into all of their product offerings, and this Cabernet Franc is no exception.

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  • If the winery is paying top dollar for the grapes to be farmed perfectly and picked gently, etc. you can bet that the cost is not only high, but that the cost will be passed onto you to make a profit.

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  • If it spends a long time in the oak (15-24 months) then that also raises the price because the wine is sitting at the winery for a longer period of time being cared for and not sold.

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  • On the other hand, if the winery is using oak chips to flavor their wine, you can bet it won't be nearly as expensive as using a real barrel.

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  • If the winery is a large one, with office staff and the like, then you have to make enough money to pay for those people with the wine you sell.

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  • Eberle is the name of the family that owns the winery, and it translates from German into "small boar."

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  • Rochioli Vineyards are a stellar producer of wines, most notably Pinot Noir, with their winery located in the Russian River Valley region of Sonoma County.

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  • A bus takes all participants to the winery from the hotel, and everyone is greeted with a glass of some Champagne.

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  • Throughout the winery, chefs from some of the best restaurants are serving food so you can walk around and sample everything.

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  • They also have another winery, Sobon Estates that they own and manage.

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  • Since then he has put the winery on a course to expand and modernize their vineyards and winery.

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  • The Hickinbotham's winery has done nothing to impugn the reputation of their neighborhood.

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  • The historic winery constantly sets the mark for others to follow.

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  • Stags' Leap Winery produces consistently good, reasonably priced red and white wines.

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  • The Stags' Leap Winery is one of the earliest wine estates in the Stags' Leap AVA.

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  • It began in 1893 and there have been vines growing there ever since Horace and Minnie Chase started the winery.

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  • They named the winery after an early legend told by the Wappo indigenous culture of a stag jumping off the rocky palisades to escape some hunters.

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  • Stags' Leap Winery's grapes grow loamy clay with volcanic soil yielding powerful wines with sturdy tannins.

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  • Emblematic of Stags' Leap Winery is the old stone manor built in 1888 by Chase, with the stone winery and caves following a few years later in 1893.

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  • The resort years didn't last, and when the Granges sold the property in the 1940s, the winery dissipated into decline and neglect.

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  • There was resurgence in 1971, when Carl Doumani acquired the winery and began a process of transfiguration, renovating the estate's buildings and grounds.

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  • In 1998, another successful and historic wine group, Napa's Beringer Wine Estates, acquired Stags' Leap Winery.

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  • There is perpetual confusion in trying to distinguish between the Stags' Leap Winery and Stag's Leap Wine Cellars.

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  • Stags' Leap Winery claims the historical right of way because of its earlier origin.

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  • Warren Winiarski's Stag's Leap Wine Cellars was the winning Cabernet Sauvignon in the infamous Paris Wine Tasting of 1976, giving the newer winery instantaneous credibility and fame that would overshadow its neighbor.

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  • Stags' Leap Winery wines have a reputation as big-but-soft in character, reflecting and reflect the estate's, distinctive soil and climate.

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  • The following is a list of the winery's releases.

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  • Telephone 1.800.640.5327 to speak to Stags' Leap Winery directly.

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  • It combines with the Swedish word mor, meaning earth, to add a touch of sacred ground to the winery.

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  • It's a boutique winery founded by Donald Olson, M.D., and he primarily handcrafts wines from Pinot Noir in small lots from selected vineyards throughout the Willamette Valley and other parts of Oregon.

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  • They expanded their vineyards as well as their family, and it remains a family winery producing typical reds and whites of the region.

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  • While the answer depends largely on your personal taste in wine, Sonoma County has some can't miss winery destinations.

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  • The Chateau offers reserve and limited release wine tasting while the visitors center offers the winery's more commonly available wines.

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  • The winery makes wonderful Pinot Noir wines, as well as Zinfandel, Syrah, Chardonnay, and Muscat Alexander.

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  • Kim Crawford Wines started as a garage winery in 1996.

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  • Crawford acted as a negociant, buying grapes, using various winery facilities, and running all the business operations from their tidy little family home in Auckland, New Zealand.

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  • They also opened up a tasting room and cellar in Hawke's Bay and eventually set up their own winery in Marlborough.

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  • Murphy-Goode Winery is a winery owned and managed by three families that is located up in Sonoma County's Alexander Valley.

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  • The 2003 Sauvignon Blanc is long past its prime, however, Murphy-Goode Winery continues to make Sauvignon Blanc.

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  • Fess Parker Winery Shiraz Frontier Red is the creation of the actor, Fess Parker, who began a winery in Santa Barbara County in 1989.

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  • The winery currently boasts 700 acres on four vineyards located throughout the county.

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  • Fess Parker Winery Shiraz Frontier Red, Lot No. 61 is an affordable wine that will compliment casual summer barbecues and friendly chats by the pool.

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  • You may be able to find them in local wine and gift shops, winery gift shops, and even grocery stores with a decent wine department.

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  • A great wine for a basket might include that terrific find you discovered, or a difficult-to-obtain bottle from a nearby winery.

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  • Castle Rock Winery makes delicious, affordable wines with a quality that is often far higher than one can expect to find for such an affordable price.

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  • The winery functions more in the traditional sense of a nègociant; they source surplus grapes and wine from various growers and producers throughout the United States, bottle it, and market it.

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  • The 2005 version of their medium-bodied Mendocino County Pinot Noir from some unnamed winery is succulent, fruit-rich, and balanced.

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  • A Sierra Mountain native, Scott learned winemaking at Montevina, crafted wines at Santino, got everyone's attention at Renwood and then was the head wine-jester at Folie a Deux Winery.

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  • While this selection from Scott Harvey has most likely aged beyond its optimal point, the winery makes a variety of other wines.

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  • It appears that the winery no longer makes either the Pastiche red or the Pastiche white wines.

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  • In the meantime, visit Joseph Phelps website to learn what offerings the winery currently has available.

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  • MacMurray Ranch is a relatively new winery owned by that bulldozer of a wine company, E&J Gallo.

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  • The Dry Creek estate winery is known for its Zinfandel, Syrah, Petite Sirah and Sauvignon Blanc varietals that do particularly well in this Pacific maritime-influenced wine region.

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  • Duck Pond Cellars is normally thought of as an Oregon winery with home base in Dundee, Oregon.

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  • Guess what you get from a winery like Williams-Selyem, one of California's elite standard bearers for handcrafted Pinot Noir?

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  • Fortunately, the winery continues to make amazing Pinot Noir wines.

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  • It can literally make or break a wine or winery with a review, gossip, or interview.

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  • Silver Oak Cellars is a premium winery specializing in one thing and one thing only, Cabernet Sauvignon, in particular palate-pleasing, complex, powerful yet profound Cabs with longevity.

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  • Oak is an important factor in Silver Oak production as well, so much so that the winery owns its own white oak forest in Missouri to make its barrels.

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  • Silver Oak's winery in Alexander Valley was acquired from Lyeth Winery near Geyserville in Sonoma County in 1993.

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  • The Alexander Valley property increased their acreage and this winery produces almost double the volume of the Napa Valley estate.

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  • As for the Napa Valley Silver Oak, starting in 1994, the winery began blending other varietals to create for of a traditional Bordeaux-style wine.

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  • Ray Duncan and the winery are going strong, expanding, and maximizing on Silver Oak's capacity and expertise.

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  • Together with winemaker Daniel Baron, they follow the one winery, one wine principle and produce a single Merlot reflecting the Pomerol and St. Emilion way.

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  • Although Lynmar Winery has been around for a little while, in the recent year there have been many changes that include a new tasting room, upgraded winery facility, caves, and new land purchases.

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  • Lynn and his family purchased the Quail Hill Ranch, where the winery is located today, back in 1980 and planted grapes.

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  • With a small winery in place, their first release was 1994 Pinots and Chardonnays, which were released in 1996, so they are a fairly new arrival as far as Sonoma County's wine history goes.

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  • Currently the winemaker is Hugh Chappelle ,who was previously at Flowers Winery as their winemaker.

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  • If you head out to visit Lynmar, you'll notice the breathtaking views of the Laguna out to the east and the vineyards of Quail Hill heading up toward the winery from the tasting room.

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  • One particular morning I was there and Lynn came down the hill (his house is up by the winery) to go for his morning stroll to the tasting room to see how things were going.

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  • He always has a smile and his eyes light up when you want to talk to him about his winery and his vision for the place.

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  • I asked him about his winery, and why he created a new tasting room and extensive upgrades to the winery, including caves.

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  • After he sold his shipping and logistics company to UPS back in 2001, he had more time to spend focusing on his winery, which really is his passion, you can tell.

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  • A big part of the new winery facility is the caves.

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  • They are drilled right into the side of the hill where the winery sits and go around and out the other side in a big half-circle.

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  • J Vineyards and Winery is a pioneer in the wine scene in the Russian River.

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  • No surprise that her winery is the same way!

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  • So, 1987 branched out (with some help from her father) on her own and purchased the sparkling wine facility from Piper Sonoma right next to Rodney Strong on Old Redwood Hwy, just south of her father's winery.

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  • The production was so small and the winery such a newcomer that they (the Cakebreads) only sold locally to this very famous wine shop in the area.

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  • Contrary to where the name suggests this winery might be, this San Antonio is not in Texas and Davy Crockett never set foot inside.

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  • No, San Antonio Winery is actually located in the Golden State of California in that beating heart of the state's wine country, Los Angeles.

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  • The winery was established in 1917 by an Italian immigrant, Santo Cambianica, who settled into Los Angeles' Italian-American community.

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  • San Antonio Winery is named after Cambianica's patron saint, St. Anthony, and his winery survived Prohibition by making sacramental wines for the Catholic Church.

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  • Because of the winery's historic significance to the early history of the city, Los Angeles has designated San Antonio Winery as a Cultural Historical Landmark to protect it from the eye of any developer.

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  • The winery is open daily for tours and wine tastings.

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  • The winery does have 500 acres of vineyards in Monterey, 16 acres at Rutherford in Napa Valley, and they source grapes from partners in Alexander Valley in Sonoma and from the Central Coast's Santa Maria Valley and Paso Robles.

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  • And while white wines are made at San Antonio Winery in L.A., the Riboli family makes their red wines at a facility in Paso Robles.

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  • Steele is another winery to visit and Jed Steele is known for his Chardonnays, Pinot Noirs, and Zinfandels and built his reputation at Kendall-Jackson.

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  • This is a great area to flip-flop between winery visits and historical sites in California's Gold Country.

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  • Check out Santa Cruz Mountain Winery Association for a rundown of the wineries here.

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  • However, some of California's best wine comes out of Randall Grahm's Bonny Doon for mirth and Rhône style wines, Paul Draper's Ridge Winery for Cabernet Sauvignon (think 1976 Paris Tasting), and David Bruce for some excellent Pinot Noir.

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  • But some to try are Chalone near the Pinnacles Monument east of Salinas Valley, Talbott in Carmel Valley for beautiful Chardonnays and Pinot, and Bernardus which doubles as a double whammy rejuvenating winery and spa resort.

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  • A good starting point here is in Danish style Solvang or the little hamlet of Los Olivos off SR154 that has numerous winery tasting rooms in and about town.

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  • Covey Run Winery, includes Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, cheese, knife, biscuits and crackers, $50.

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  • Perhaps positive and perhaps negative, people just tend to sip it and then talk about a wine's character, composition, origins, the winery, and perhaps some juicy gossip tidbit about the winemaker.

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  • There are many reasons for this, but the fact that a wine varies from year to year, winery to winery, vineyard to vineyard, winemaker to winemaker distinguishes this beverage from beer and spirits.

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  • A vertical tasting will compare a single winery's wine from different vintages.

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  • Bottles are uncorked and wrapped in plain paper bags so people can not see the labels or any distinguishing bottle marks about the winery.

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  • These wines are typically labeled "Red Table Wine" and have a unique name to them the winery thinks will market well.

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  • This type of wine is basically an inexpensive red blend of grapes that don't make it into their primary bottling, or something just for fun that the winery will produce.

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  • This is a favorite local winery in Sonoma County.

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  • So, if you're planning a wine trip to the Valley, whether it's for the day or for several, a Napa Winery map is more than handy, it's a necessity.

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  • No, the winery and Gustave Niebaum's Chateau is still there with its history, Coppola just converted his Niebaum-Inglenook winery to Rubicon Estate to showcase and market his high-brow premium Rubicon Estate wines.

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  • In 2006 he bought Chateau Sou-verain's facility north of Healdsburg in Sonoma County and has transferred his value-priced Diamond Series of wines to the winery and named it Rosso & Bianco.

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  • For cartographers, it's tough keeping up with the Joneses...or Coppolas or whoever because Napa Valley's winery landscape is in perpetual flux.

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  • Know this a priori, there is no be-all and end-all Napa Valley winery map.

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  • It doesn't have a lot of the minor streets and roads listed, but you can at least get a general idea where the winery is located.

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  • This is good-sized winery map for Napa and Sonoma with the individual wine AVA's outlined.

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  • Speaking of which, you can always go to Google Maps or MapQuest, plug in the winery's address and get a map with directions.

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  • And, if you have a targeted winery to visit, go to their website and get directions.

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  • A word on GPS mapping, use them if you have one-just don't trust them to take you via the best and shortest route to your winery.

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  • Based on that knowledge, it doesn't hurt to check and verify with a winery before hitting the road.

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  • Since every winery is doing the same thing, you can imagine how difficult this process is.

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  • The bins are then put on the truck and shipped out to the winery for sorting, de-stemming and crushing.

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  • Frequently you hear about a grape truck that over-turned in the county somewhere because the driver was driving too fast around a corner, etc. trying to truck the grapes to the winery in a hurry.

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  • The grapes arrive to the winery and are put on a sorter conveyor belt to be sorted through again.

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  • They are busy people at this time, so it is typical for them to be at the winery from early morning to past midnight.

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  • Harvest time in wine country is an exciting time…you can feel it in the air and all the winery staff is geared up for this event.

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  • Check ahead if you are planning to visit a winery if picnics are allowed and if reservations are required.

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  • Also, it's good etiquette to purchase a bottle of the winery's wine and not get caught drinking some outside interloper's.

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  • If you belong to a winery's wine club, chances are you will receive their new release or estate wines or even their hard-to-find reserve wines.

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  • Some other options for joining a kosher wine club is to join a kosher winery wine club.

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  • It helps if you know of a specific wine or winery a person has affection for or at least the varietals they favor.

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  • Another almost no-brainer is to visit a favorite winery's or online wine retailer's website and see what wine gifts they offer.

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  • Send a statement with a 2-bottle Rubicon giftbox handmade of rosewood from New Zealand and etched with the winery's logo.

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  • A one-day wine tasting trip is feasible and can be enjoyed mixing in three to four winery visits and either a quick picnic lunch or visit to one of the region's world-class restaurants.

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  • You might also stay out on the coast in Cambria or Morro Bay and split your time between winery visits to dropping into to see how the other 1% used to live up at Hearst Castle.

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  • Covey Run Merlot 2004 - Covey Run is a great winery out of Columbia Valley in Washington.

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  • Napa Valley wineries may grow multiple grape varietals but there's no point to have a winery in California's premier wine area without a signature Cabernet Sauvignon or Bordeaux-style blend (Meritage) wine.

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  • A historic winery that covers the gamut of California wine.

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  • The historical winery started in 1882 and won the top spot for its Chardonnay against the French in 1976 at the Judgment of Paris.

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  • This is Francis Ford Coppola's winery in the landmark Inglenook Chateau.

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  • Coppola has moved his value line of wines to Sonoma County at Rosso Bianco and confines his Napa winery for his top flight Rubicon Estate wines.

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  • Del Dotto offers barrel tasting at their caves on Atlas Peak Road or visit their new winery in St. Helena.

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  • The winery uses oak barrels from different parts of the world and they experiment with different toasts to produce interesting and diverse reds.

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  • This is a family-owned winery where everyone is happy and content.

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  • One winery (more on that later) even produces sparkling wine-so you have a good selection of wine to choose from.

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  • The tasting room has great views of the vineyard, and if you go to their website Callaway Winery you can download a coupon for a complimentary tasting.

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  • This winery does some great Rhone varietals (try the Viognier and Roussane) among the others on the list.

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  • Check their website for more information and schedules on the tours at Thornton Winery If you have more time and would like a little more substantial experience, you can eat brunch in the café on premise as well.

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  • If you're a fan of sparkling wine you should not miss Thornton Winery.

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  • South Coast Winery Resort and Spa- Yeah, you read it correctly.

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  • Falkner Winery - Another winery that is more than just a winery.

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  • This winery has a great view and sweeping architecture.

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  • Bainbridge Island Winery and Vineyards makes an 8 percent residual sugar wine from the island's fresh strawberries every summer.

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  • Many specialty wineries produce these juicy, sweet wines, including the St. James Winery.

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  • These wines are only released occasionally, so if you notice your favorite winery has created one, give it a try.

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  • First, just like any other winery area, plan your visit ahead of time.

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  • There is no possible way you can visit each and every winery in the area, so do your research ahead of time and plan where you want to go.

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  • A great place to start is by visiting the official winery site for Santa Barbara County.

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  • For the price, this winery has one of the best Pinot Noir's for under $20.

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  • The winery now produces a full line of estate grown Rhône varietals including Syrah, Grenache, Grenache Blanc, Grenache Rosé, Marsanne and Cuvée Le Bec (a blend of Grenache, Mourvedre, Syrah and Counoise).

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  • Fess Parker - Yeah, Davey Crocket has his own winery.

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  • The scene where Myles downs the spit bucket was actually filmed at this winery, so it's kind of fun to retrace his steps.

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  • The winery is located on a small country lane making it a beautiful drive.

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  • Hitching Post Winery - Gray Hartley and Frank Ostini.

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  • Ask the locals there where to go-tasting room staff know where the good wineries are or if a particular winery is doing something special that day, so DO ask!

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  • More and more wineries are building cellars in the ground as a way of storing wine, keeping it cool and adding an attraction to guests visiting the winery.

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  • Not only are more and more wineries building cellars, some older wineries that have been around are choosing to make them open to the visitors of the winery as a way to offer these guests a more complete wine tasting experience.

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  • One example of this is Bella Vineyards and Winery in the Dry Creek Valley of Sonoma County-they intended the tasting experience to be in the caves.

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  • How do you make plans to visit a winery that offers cellar tours on top of (or in conjunction with) the normal wine tasting?

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  • First - Not every winery is going to have a cave or cellar-so obviously research the wineries in the area you are planning on going tasting.

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  • Because a cellar is part of a working winery.

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  • Those events are usually held in early Spring or late Winter when the winery itself isn't very busy.

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  • Your name - Johnson Family Winery or Bob's Red Vino are both examples of unique ways to identify who customized the bottle.

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  • It depends on the level of discounts the winery will give, but it's definitely something to ask about before you sign up.

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  • A third benefit is the pure fact that you get to try new wines and have the ability to purchase more (if you like them, of course) without having to go to the winery first-this is especially a good thing if you live far away.

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  • No, this is not a country club folks…and the winery WANTS you to join the club, so there is no fee.

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  • There are wine clubs that have nothing to do with a particular winery.

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  • If you sign up for a wine club not run by a winery, make sure you get what you want.

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  • The Bully Hill Winery is located in Hammondsport, New York alongside Keuka Lake.

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  • This location is perfect for growing French-American hybrid grapes that this winery pioneered in the area.

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  • The Bully Hill Winery began with a dream, as most wineries do.

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  • The shareholders voted to sell the winery and it changed hands four times to Coca-Cola, Joseph Seagram's, Vintner International and finally Canandaigua Wine Company.

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  • He remedied this by naming the winery after the steep hill on which his winery now stands.

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  • In 2001 Stephen passed away, but the winery is still owned and operated by the Taylor family.

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  • The winery can be visited all year long.

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  • Over 30 different wines can be purchased at the gift shop or it can be purchased online from their website - Bully Hill Winery.

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  • You can do a lot of research and set up a mini winery,or, you can purchase kits that all include all the basic wine-making equipment and supplies.

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  • The V Sattui winery is a beautiful place to visit any time of the year.

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  • Sattui is Vittorio-the founder of the winery.

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  • An Italian immigrant, Vittorio originally started the winery in San Francisco (delivering the wine door-to-door) but ceased operations in 1920 because of Prohibition.

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  • Slowly, the winery grew into what it is today and although the buildings are relatively new, they appear to be from an earlier time-it does make one think there is an old-world connection.

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  • Walking into the tasting room at V Sattui winery, you get the old-world charm some more-nothing art deco or nouveau here!

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  • It turns out this room is actually the original winery.

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  • Sattui winery definitely gives you good "bang for your buck".

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  • One of the best features of the winery is the picnic grounds.

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  • When you use the grounds the winery asks that you only eat and drink the food and wine purchased there, which is not an unreasonable request.

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  • Along with using their facility, you can also schedule a public tour of the winery facility as well.

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  • If you've never seen a winery or understand the process of winemaking from grape to glass, take a tour of the winery, you will learn a lot and your wine-tasting experience will be that much more enjoyable.

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  • When you do visit the V Sattui winery, do so on a weekday if possible, just to avoid a massive amount of traffic.

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  • If you can't do weekdays, try going the first hour they open up (mid-day at a winery is usually the busiest).

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  • If you have more time, you can also check out the Sattui family's other winery that was just completed called Castello di Amorosa This is truly an amazing property and another Sattui gem!

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  • On their website you can search for wine reviews by winery, region or tasting notes.

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  • The Seneca Lake Winery Trail was started in 1866 with the opening of the Seneca Lake Grape Wine Company.

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  • The New York State Farm Winery Act of 1976 encouraged other grape growers in the region to add wine grapes to their vineyards once again.

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  • Passport holders can visit over 25 wineries along the trail and enjoy one wine tasting at each winery.

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  • Visitors cruise along the lake making stops at each winery along the way.

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  • Each winery is decorated with a tropical theme and will be serving food and wine that goes along with their theme.

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  • The Glenora winery is located on Seneca Lake in the heart of the Finger Lakes wine country.

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  • It is a world-renowned winery that has won both national and international medals for their diverse wines.

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  • Today, the winery produces 45,000 cases of wine annually and it is one of the best wineries in the world, according to Wine Spectator magazine.

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  • Glenora winery has over 35 wine selections to choose from including Reisling, Syrah, Gewurztraminer and Cabernet Sauvignon, to name a few.

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  • The winery is open 364 days a year, with the exception of Christmas Day.

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  • Due in part to the rough winters along the lakes in New York, visitors may enjoy the winery best in the warmer months of the year, from May through September.

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  • Many people use the Glenora Winery for their weddings, especially during the warmer months of the year.

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  • For those that can't get enough of Glenora winery selections or simply want to share their great finds with friends, there are two wine clubs offered by Glenora Wine Cellars.

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  • There are six shipments each year, with four wines in each shipment--one from each winery.

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  • A trip to the Finger Lakes wine country should include a visit to Glenora Winery.

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  • With its first winery opening its doors in 1973, Long Island is considered one of the youngest wine growing regions in New York.

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  • Growth - When the first winery was established in 1973, there were only 17 acres of grapes planted.

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  • Before you begin planning your Long Island wine tour, you want to make sure that the winery or vineyard is open and gives tours.

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  • Channing Daughters Winery - If you are a member of the Channing Daughters Winery wine club, tastings are free.

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  • Diliberto Winery - This winery is designed to look like an authentic Italian Piazza and the designers did an absolutely gorgeous job.

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  • Pugliese Vineyards - Make an appointment to tour the estate of this breathtaking winery.

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  • The first bonded winery on Keuka Lake, Pleasant Valley Wine Company, was opened in 1860.

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  • Bully Hill Winery - Located in Hammondsport.

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  • This winery has been in the grape-growing business since 1878 and producing wine since 1958.

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  • Visit this winery to taste a few of over 30 wines produced here including Dr. Frank Rkatsiteli 2007, Salmon Run Meritage 2006 and Chateau Frank Célèbre Rosé.

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  • Heron Hill Winery - Located in Hammondsport, has won many local, national and international wine competitions.

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  • This winery is known for its beautiful scenery and recently opened a second tasting room on the premises.

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  • Visit this winery to sample a few of the 26 (and counting) award winning wines.

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  • McGregor Vineyard Winery - Located in Dundee, is known for its wide variety of grapes growing on the property.

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  • Pleasant Valley Wine Company - Located on the shores of Keuka Lake in Hammondsport, Pleasant Valley was established in 1860, which makes it the oldest winery in the Finger Lakes region.

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  • This boutique winery is famous for its award winning dry, European-style wines as well as stocking a variety of delectable artisan chocolates.

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  • It provides lots of information about the beverage, from the grape varieties to the French red wine region, and perhaps even the winery in which it was produced.

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  • Unfortunately for collectors, the winery only produces a handful of barrels each year.

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  • James has spent a number of years as Chief Winemaker and Winery Manager at Domaine Chandon, located in Australia's Yarra Valley.

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  • If you're planning your next vacation, consider a California winery road trip!

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  • The truth is, no one winery can ever claim to be "the best" at making Pinot Noir.

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  • Gaining an understanding of wine can be as easy as picking up a book, visiting a winery or stopping in at your local wine shop.

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  • The Reserve Pinot Noir from Oregon's Argyle Winery is a consistently good, relatively affordable (around $40 a bottle) Pinot Noir.

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  • A well known winery, Kendall Jackson offers memberships that allow fans to sample new blends and reserves, as well as other benefits including admittance to private events at the wineries and discounts on wines during your visit.

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  • Cougar Crest Winery in Walla Walla, Washington makes delicious wines ranging from $20 to $30.

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  • Charles Shaw Winery makes the eminently quaffable "Two Buck Chuck."

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  • You may find that you like California Chardonnays or Chilean Pinot Noirs or that you have a favorite winery.

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  • You can purchase this Merlot at wine stores nationwide, or the winery offers mail order sales to certain states where it is legal to ship wine.

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  • Acrobat Pinot Noir is actually one of the more affordable labels produced by King Estate, an Oregon-based winery specializing in Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay.

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  • The winery is devoted to the practices of organic farming, and King Estate tries to avoid applying chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or herbicides to its grapes.

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  • The winery is committed to this affordable label as a way to introduce more wine consumers to these varieties.

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  • The Acrobat Pinot Noir is popular in the King Estate Winery restaurant and in other area cafes and restaurants.

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  • Before opening their own winery four years later, they sold their superior grapes to other local wineries.

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  • It was so well received, the winery increased production and sales have risen each year since.

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  • Both grapes thrive in the rich soil and diverse climate of the Russian River Valley where Tremani Vineyards is located, which inspired the winery to produce their own version of Pinot Gris.

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  • Cabernet Sauvignon wines run the gamut in price from a few dollars for Trader Joe's well-known "Two Buck Chuck" wine from the Charles Shaw Winery to hundreds of dollars for a well-aged Bordeaux grown in an excellent vintage.

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  • In the heart of Napa Valley, you will find a small winery making quality limited production wines.

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  • The HALL Winery sits amidst Sacrashe Vineyard in the hills of Rutherford, and has a special dedication to environmentally friendly design.

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  • The winery's two collections, the Napa Valley and Aritsan Collections, frequently garner praise from wine experts, earning 90+ point ratings from well known wine critics like Robert Parker and Wine Spectator.

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  • Our St Helena winery in the heart of Napa Valley was the first Gold Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design (LEED) certified winery in California.

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  • For example, on top of our production facility we have an acre of photovoltaic cells that produce energy for the operation of the winery.

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  • This amazing wine is made by our winery president, Mike Reynolds, and is released every Father Day in honor of his son, Jack.

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  • We think it is only fitting to release Jack's Masterpiece each year on Father's Day and we do so as part of our annual Father's Day Barbeque at our St Helena winery.

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  • You'll also get to have a gourmet picnic at a winery, or lunch at many of the regions fine dining establishments.

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  • These smaller tours are easier to manage and open up more winery visit options.

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  • The larger tours have fixed itineraries that include winery visits, lunch stops, shopping and tours through the wine country.

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  • Combine winery visits with side trips to historic Monterey and the scenic coastal region.

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  • Ghostly voice at Springhill Winery Plantation says "Coffee, Coffee."

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  • Falcon Crest (1981-1990) - This soap told the tale of the Gioberti family as they struggled for control of the Falcon Crest winery.

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  • Break from tradition and opt instead for a California wine tasting tour or a visit to a winery in your area.

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  • Alternately, you can make arrangements at a local restaurant, winery, or other establishment before or after the facials.

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  • The winery's variety of wines is large and expertly picked.

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  • The grapes are cut and then conveyed in baskets by the Gallegos (as the labourers who come specially from Galicia in Spain for this purpose are termed) to the winery.

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  • In the afternoon visit a family owned winery " Cavas del Maipo " where you can enjoy some more wine tasting.

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  • The famous winery Howard Park make this wine deserving its Tesco Finest hallmark.

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  • From the small winery, Mike produces about 350 bottles per year.

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