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PASO ROBLES, Calif.----The most prestigious wine industry honors in San Luis Obispo County were announced today by the Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance in partnership with the Independent Grape Growers of Paso Robles, the San Luis Obispo Vintners Association and past award recipients.
Viridian Wines at Olsen Family Vineyards, just off of Highway 99W South of Monmouth, offers pinots, rosés and a variety of whites including a lovely dessert wine, all under the Viridian label.
The Harvest Wine Auction, produced for the past 17 years by the Sonoma Valley Vintners and Growers Alliance, is preparing for the 2009 event in the wake of major policy changes and in the face of a struggling economy.
Granderson to hold wine-tasting event
BRAVO! Sommelier Kelly Boutwell has built up and is ready to share the restaurants stash of Loring Wine Company wines. Reservations required PLEASE NOTE: Entry errors sometimes occur. Always use the provided contact information to verify event times and locations.
Lush green acres of grape vines surrounding small wineries might seem out of place among the cotton fields, cattle ranches and oil rigs of East Texas, but local vineyard owners find the area meets their needs.
Wine Notes by Heidi Cusick Dickerson Mention Lazy Creek Vineyards to fans of this idyllic winery and eyes glaze over, mouths water and an audible sigh escapes.
YADKINVILLE, N.C. – The wine industry continues to flourish in the Yadkin Valley. Five vineyards have opened since the first of the year, and a sixth one will hold its grand opening Saturday.
VinRoc Wine Caves launches a campaign to put focus on the uniqueness of their location by coining the phrase “Where Coyotes Outnumber Tourists.” The winery and vineyards are located on the east hills of Napa Valley on Atlas Peak Road, at an elevation of 1600 feet.
Three of the Bay Area’s best palates will be sequestered on July 23 to judge food and wine pairings at “Taste of Terroir,” Livermore Valley’s Wine & Food Experience.
RALEIGH (AP) — Legislation being considered in North Carolina would give grocery shoppers a chance to sample beer and ale in addition to wine tastings already allowed in the store aisles. The News & Observer of Raleigh reported that the proposal is another sign that traditionally restrictive alcohol laws are loosening in North Carolina. read more
