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Fifty Years of American Winemaking, All in One Hour on October 29
The Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History is 50 years old this year. As part of the birthday celebrations, the museum’s food and wine history project will host a discussion of “Fifty Years of American Winemaking” on Wednesday, October … Continue reading
Posted in California, Local Wine, New York, Oregon, Wine
Tagged California Wine, New York Wine, Oregon Wine, Smithsonian, Wine
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Oregon Pinot at a Good Price
Oregon wineries are beginnng to feel the pinch of the recession. “Oregon has placed its sweet price point at about $35 to $45 a bottle,” according to Sam Tannahill, co-owner of Rex Hill Vineyard and co-creator of the popular A … Continue reading
IPNC: Land or Hand?
Terroir predetermines the greatness of a wine. Or does it? Terroir is a romantic concept that appeals to wine lovers when the edges of the world get just a little blurry – right around that second glass of wine. We … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon, Pinot Noir, Terroir
Tagged IPNC, Oregon Wine, Pinot Noir, terroir, Wine
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