Owners of prestige wineries in Bordeaux, Burgundy and elsewhere are making rosés; some are flocking to Provence to snap up wineries.
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There are over 30 wineries that make up the Seneca Lake Wine Trail, and it's home to more wineries than any other lake in the region.
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The court in 2005 ruled that states could not let in-state wineries ship wine to consumers but prevent out-of-state wineries from doing so.
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ET: The Napa Valley Vintners (NVV) nonprofit trade association said in a statement it has received status updates from more than 100 of its member wineries, with at least four wineries reporting "total or very significant losses" and nine detailing damage to wineries, buildings, and vineyards.
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The two chefs also continue working at wineries in the Niagara region: training new chefs, developing recipes and food programs for wineries, and advancing the culture of culinary creativity.
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Kuvée intends to add more wines and wineries over time.
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"Most [wineries] have been really eager to join," he says.
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Several dozen wineries in the region were damaged or destroyed.
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Even wineries that may not have been burned are closed.
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The credits are larger for wineries' initial gallons each year.
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No wonder American wineries preferred the sophistication of French oak.
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They knew I was meeting with leaders in urban wineries.
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Officially, these wineries are not typically open to the public.
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The measure adjusts excise taxes for distillers and wineries, too.
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At least 290,211 homes and businesses, including wineries, were lost.
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Cameron Mauritson, who supplies 60 wineries in Sonoma County, Calif.
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Some wineries, the lifeblood of the area, are in ashes.
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Craft beer makers have embraced cans, but what about wineries?
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Chinese players vied for cattle ranches, wineries, ports and mines.
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TC: You're working with restaurants and wineries and the like.
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Guests can explore area wineries and return to nightly campfires.
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Of course, most of those vineyards in Napa were irrigated, and the researchers don't know how much water the wineries used, so they can't tell the wineries how much they can afford to cut back.
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Argentine wineries mostly sounded more confident about holding their internal market.
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They're promoting medical tourism, dental tourism, hotels, a lot of wineries.
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Three hundred wineries now here in Virginia, believe it or not!
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Kuvée handles the bottling — wineries just have to provide the wine.
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Chances that Jack tours the wineries of Napa Valley every season?
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This could pose a significant challenge to wineries and other businesses.
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Eric Asimov showed us how vineyards and wineries are facing changes.
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Tour packages include tastings at four local wineries and one brewery.
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Gallo has wineries throughout California, in Napa, Sonoma and the Central Coast.
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From what I saw, that was the main clientele for many wineries.
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I own actually one of the largest wineries in the United States.
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In 2017 sales from his four wineries were up 35% on 2016.
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The Napa Valley Vintners have heard from 330 of its member wineries.
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It's hot and dry; the roads to the wineries are mostly unpaved.
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Also, if possible, avoid wineries on weekends when they're far more crowded.
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Other wineries, like HALL Wines, were matching donations to local community funds.
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"Bars, nightclubs, wineries, brew pubs and the like" should close, he said.
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I own actually one of the largest wineries in the United States.
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That's the case at Jackson Family Wines, whose wineries includes Kendall-Jackson.
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Visit the websites of the individual wineries, listed here, for more information.
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Visiting wineries tends to be a staple activity for tourists to Tuscany.
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Then, go to the west, where you have great surfing and wineries.
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"We want to use modern technologies, including blockchain and tokening assets, in bringing consumers in direct contact with wineries around the world, humanizing the connection, and leaving more value in the hands of wineries and wine lovers," he said.
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The valley is wine country, full of creeks, wineries and fields of wildflowers.
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The guide provides thumbnails of wineries to visit, places to stay and restaurants.
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Mr. Gervreau said Jackson hopes to help other wineries organize their own studies.
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The order, for example, would allow for affected wineries to relocate tasting rooms.
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Several wineries affected by wildfires were completely destroyed, according to local news reports.
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For local breweries, distilleries, and wineries, buying more equipment means growing their business.
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Only 1 percent of the wineries in the sample were certified as organic.
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But I own, actually, one of the largest wineries in the United States.
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Some of the damage is from lost businesses, including hotels, stores and wineries.
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It said at least 11 wineries have been directly affected by the fires.
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More than two dozen wineries were damaged or destroyed in the recent fires.
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In fact, before the revolution in 1979, Iran had around 300 operating wineries.
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He also invested in Beringer Vineyards and Chateau St. Jean, two California wineries.
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Gavin Newsom said Sunday that bars, nightclubs, wineries and brewpubs will be closed.
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Gavin Newsom said Sunday that bars, nightclubs, wineries and brewpubs will be closed.
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Extensive wildfires in October left wineries decimated and hotels and restaurants temporarily closed.
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The majority of Napa's wineries and vineyards (which served as firebreaks) were spared.
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Murphys, a village with 21773 wineries and tasting rooms, is nine miles northeast.
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"Meet the winemakers and do tastings at large wineries and boutiques," advises Han.
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Most of the valley's 500 or so wineries produce fewer than 10,000 cases.
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Though not all wineries participate, Salud's services are extended to any vineyard worker.
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The blazes came as harvest was ending and production was underway at many wineries.
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Even the wine sipped by April and Jordan comes from Black female-owned wineries.
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Great wineries and shops with local good and art, and the restaurants were tasty.
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The region is also known for wineries, where you can do tours and tastings.
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That's key if wineries have to cut back on their water use during droughts.
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Only tourists on their way to the souvenir shop in overcrowded wineries drink merlot.
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"There are not many wineries in the U.S. that plant these grapes," he said.
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Schuemann says that there's a "huge opportunity" - and not just for low cost wineries.
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Stakeholders pushing for tax fixes include accountants, retail groups, wineries and the nonprofit sector.
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The outlet also noted that the wineries are located outside of his congressional district.
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Wine Spectator noted that many wineries release new wines, particularly rosés, in the spring.
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A bunch of breweries, wineries, and even noodle factories now have a hospitality component.
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Full of family-owned wineries, Temecula Valley is one of California's best hidden gems.
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Napa County's elite wineries, trendy restaurants, and globally known brand long overshadowed Sonoma's charms.
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Millions of dollars, and the good names of venerable wineries, are on the line.
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When he started to consult here, none of the country's 65 wineries exported bottles.
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Heald effectively lifted many state bans on buying directly from out-of-state wineries.
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My favorite side trip was Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in an area full of wineries.
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He also issued guidelines for the closure of all bars, brewpubs, nightclubs and wineries.
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That wine was the Ritinitis Nobilis from Gaia, one of Greece's best modern wineries.
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Gavin Newsom ordered all "bars, nightclubs, wineries and brewpubs and the like" to close.
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Best wineries: Sip on a glass of wine while enjoying the views in Rutherford.
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It's a relatively short drive to real wilderness, spectacular wineries or stunning ocean vistas.
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There is also a five-treatment-room spa, and wineries are within walking distance.
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I own – I own actually one of the largest wineries in the United States.
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Cate Conniff, communications manager at Napa Valley Vintners, a trade association, said that of the 330 member wineries that responded to outreach — including wineries in severely affected areas like Atlas Peak, Calistoga and Mt. Veeder — fewer than 50 reported direct property damage.
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Château Saint-Maur, an up-and-coming winery focusing on crisp and clear rosés and white wines, is also one of the host wineries involved in the 18th annual Art et Vin program in France, which brings together artists and independent wineries.
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Perhaps unwisely, the city of Swan, in Australia, has parking minimums for taverns and wineries.
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I own actually one of the largest wineries in the United States, it's in Charlottesville.
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REPORTER: (Inaudible.) TRUMP: I own, actually, one of the largest wineries in the United States.
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Scouring homeshare sites (AirBnB, Innclusive, HomeStay), googling dog-friendly wineries, TripAdvisor, and suggestions from friends.
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After the annexation, two Russian factories became the main sources of glassware for Crimean wineries.
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The wines came from nearly 4,000 different wineries and were of varying age and type.
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The Finger Lakes are known for their wineries and the stunning Watkins Glen State Park.
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The Finger Lakes region is known for its array of wineries scattered along the lakes.
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Volunteers fall into a gray area, but some wineries are reluctant to take the risk.
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Von Mandl showed Prince William and Kate Middleton around one of his wineries in 2016.
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Brimming with wineries and vineyards, this Northern Californian town is more rustic than nearby Napa.
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Pros: Wineries are situated along one main drag, which makes zipping between them a breeze.
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There are also several excellent restaurants in the wineries in the area, Mr. Ridgway said.
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So in 2007, he left TPG to focus full time on owning vineyards and wineries.
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Not all wineries offer these, but you shouldn't miss it at the ones that do.
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One of the newer wineries, Batch Winery, will even send a bus to the ferry.
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And it's 90 minutes north of San Francisco, near attractions including biking, kayaking and wineries.
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Most renowned wineries take visitors only by appointment and get booked several weeks in advance.
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But there are also craft beer breweries, upstart restaurants and, yes, new wineries to explore.
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The wine may be of note, but the wineries themselves lean toward the bare-bones.
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In 1992, he and Ms. Baker visited Gristina and a few other North Fork wineries.
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The Hall Group oversees a financial services company, wineries, art exhibits, and a luxury hotel.
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Unfortunately, few small-scale wineries have the capital to gaze that far down the road.
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Kayamandi abuts a handful of wineries, some separated by high barbed-wire and electrified fences.
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"It's gone from cowboy to really nice places to eat and wineries and breweries," she said.
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Georgian wines went into decline under the Soviet Union, when many wineries fell under state control.
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Here's a lovely chardonnay from Sunset Hills, one of Loudoun County's leading wineries, from Shenandoah grapes.
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"Big wineries are looking for other ways to package wine" and get it out to consumers.
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Some 85 percent of Sonoma County's wineries are family owned, according to the Sonoma County Vintners.
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A lot of it is at wineries, but going is worthwhile even if you're a teetotaler.
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Best of wineries: Sip on a glass of wine while enjoying the views of Seneca Lake.
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Many small wineries offer volunteers meals, wine and lodging in exchange for unpaid help picking grapes.
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More than a dozen wildfires are raging in Northern California, a region known for its wineries.
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During the fall, as the sun sets earlier, the state's wineries and lighthouses come to life.
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Cons: I spent nearly as much time in the car as I did enjoying the wineries.
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Banquet is an e-commerce platform through which wineries and wine shops can sell their wares.
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Avoid wineries that can accommodate large buses because these are likely to be where tourists go.
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A growing number of wineries are giving their guests a chance to participate in their harvest.
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Even before the blazes, the wineries of the Hunter Valley had contended with years of drought.
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Gavin Newsom has said that bars, nightclubs, wineries and brewpubs will be closed during the pandemic.
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Prep your palate for sampling wines at Mendoza's bodegas (wineries) with a tasting at Wine Not?
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To really make informed choices, consumers need to know what wineries are doing in the vineyard.
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Here are a dozen worth seeking out from among the wineries I visited earlier this year.
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In Paso Robles, hilltop wineries boast views of rolling green vineyards and oaks shade gold grasslands.
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The mayor's office asked the wineries to keep their tasting rooms open late into the night.
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In total, these efforts are saving 28 million gallons each year in the company's California wineries.
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Texas law doesn't allow wineries to serve booze, and what's a Derby party without mint juleps?
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Together, they're a $15 package, which is on par with what I've paid at other wineries.
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It's hard to compete with Napa Valley — home to nearly 2620 wineries — for excellence and variety.
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It's hard to compete with Napa Valley — home to nearly 2620 wineries — for excellence and variety.
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Wineries like Flowers or Hirsch Vineyards, on the ocean, are difficult destinations for supplies and repairs.
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Travelers bike through orchards, olive groves and vineyards; explore village markets; and visit family-run wineries.
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They supply wineries that are producing some of the best red wines Greece has to offer.
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Field laborers at these wineries are often immigrants and the workforce includes those who are undocumented.
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The number of wineries has increased four fold, breweries have increased sixfold and distilleries and cideries sevenfold.
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After the fires, tourism in the state's Napa wine region took a hit, which affected numerous wineries.
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SFGate reports that wineries like Napa's Signorello Estate and Santa Rosa's Paradise Ridge burned to the ground.
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Most wineries in the area closed Monday, and winery owners are keeping close watch of their properties.
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The researchers also looked at years of data collected by wineries in Bordeaux, France and Napa, California.
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Other activities include a tapas tour in Madrid, visits to wineries and a tasting of Spanish brandies.
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The men started avidly discussing an open secret around the wineries: the burgeoning black market for wine.
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Within the last decade, Brooklyn has opened several successful wineries, including Red Hook Winery and Brooklyn Winery.
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Do we level off Jamestown and Williamsburg and build some more wineries along the Colonial Wine Trail?
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Though the wineries may indeed have achieved wealth, many of their owners are still farmers at heart.
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It's home to more than 400 wineries, with many packed side by side along State Route 29.
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Although there are not many restaurants in the villages, several of the wineries serve delicious regional cuisine.
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Trips from Globus and Trafalgar visit more wineries that are less exclusive; these trips also cost less.
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Most Willamette wineries are family operations, and the business of the valley is clearly agriculture, not tourism.
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The decision also allows the direct shipment of wines purchased by tourists at wineries to all states.
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Shore excursions include visits to cooking schools, stops at specialty culinary shops, regional wineries, and private cellars.
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His father, Andrew, ran wineries and later managed the Greek Theater at Griffith Park in Los Angeles.
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The French businessman and art collector also owns a plethora of auction houses, wineries, and French publications.
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Each year, wineries across Oregon craft exclusive cuvees that are then sold off at an annual auction.
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"The savings will allow wineries across America — most of which are small, family-owned businesses — to hire new employees, upgrade equipment and invest in the future growth of their wineries," said Robert Koch, president and CEO of the Wine Institute, a San Francisco-based wine industry trade group.
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The coastal city of Cape Town is a popular tourist destination known for its hiking, beaches, and wineries.
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When you think of wineries, rolling vineyards in Napa Valley or the Finger Lakes may come to mind.
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Chinese tycoons and insurance firms have already snapped up wineries in the "Old World", including France and Portugal.
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Online ordering of wine, beer, and liquor went up 32% in 2017, with purchases from online wineries quadrupling.
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" He added: "I own actually one of the largest wineries in the United States, it is in Charlottesville.
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If Northern California's famous wineries could survive Prohibition, there's no doubt they'll make it through this year's wildfires.
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With most other wineries, you still need an appointment but can make one a few days in advance.
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However, his grandfather oversaw wineries, which led Barbee into a brief career as a sommelier's assistant in Chicago.
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"We don't want to commercialize it too much; there are enough wineries like that elsewhere," said Ms. Kapralova.
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In California, women are the lead winemakers in about 10 percent of the state's more than 3,700 wineries.
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Of course, some of Sonoma's best tasting rooms and wineries are less than a 5-minute walk away.
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Then, backtrack to Boonville's Pennyroyal Farm, the sister farmstead to one of Mendocino's most beloved wineries, Navarro Vineyards.
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Wineries damaged or destroyed by the fire could lose vast reserves of wines aging in barrels and bottles.
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Front Burner Big-name wineries are increasingly canning their wines, joining craft ciders and beers on retailer shelves.
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Say farewell to Napa with a glass of cabernet or chardonnay at one of the valley's newer wineries.
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And wineries were happy to sell their product ahead of time as a hedge against unexpected price declines.
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Maker finds small/independent wineries, cans their product under the Maker label, then delivers to the end customer.
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He owns high-quality Sonoma parcels like Durell Vineyard and founded the wineries Head High, Lutum and Three Sticks.
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Stunning photos from the area showed the towns inundated by near-historic flooding, swallowing vineyards, wineries, highways, and mailboxes.
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More and better data, if analyzed properly, can also help wineries cope with extreme weather, from droughts to floods.
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More than 220,000 acres have burned in 13 major fires and destroyed 6,700 homes and other structures, including wineries.
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At least four wineries suffered "total or very significant losses" and at least nine reported damage, the group said.
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After spending a day strolling through wineries, Fitzgerald suggests heading over to Canandaigua Lake for a great night out.
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If all this sounds like too much legwork, some enterprising wineries offer hands-on harvest experiences for a price.
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This includes visits to the filmmaker's Napa wineries and the resort he opened in Bernalda, Italy, their ancestral hometown.
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Industry experts say that the real damage will be to tourism, and wineries must prepare for more wildfire events.
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Mobile apps typically focused on 'featuring' the wineries that paid for advertising and google maps information wasn't exhaustive enough.
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In both areas, I visited two to three wineries and tried a chardonnay and a house specialty at each.
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Other large wineries worth visiting include Ostrozovic, Zlaty Strapec in Vinicky, Tokaj & Co. in Mala Trna and Chateau Vinicky.
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"It's an issue for most wineries unless they're selling a small amount and they get a following," he said.
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Unlike wineries, retailers are licensed only at the state level and with no federal oversight over thousands of them.
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Better known for its onions than its zinfandels, the farm country of west-central India boasts three dozen wineries.
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The settlers built orchards, wineries, boutique hotels and a ski resort, turning the area into an Israeli vacation spot.
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"Most of the wineries tend to have a cookie cutter feel and shuttle you in and out," she said.
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Sonoma has more than 400 wineries and 60,000 acres of vineyards, and is four times the size of Napa.
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Perhaps unexpectedly, part of Sonoma's eye toward wellness is being driven by the wineries the region is famous for.
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She and her sister are the fifth generation, making this one of the oldest family wineries in the area.
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Those who want to explore the area will find attractions such as breweries, wineries and vintage and antique stores.
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Yet about 20 wineries have sprouted here over the past 15 years, along with a budding wine tourism business.
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Gavin Newsom of California, who owns wineries, saw an unfair slight — not of the candidates but of the cave.
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Some of them are coming up with technologies that serve local industries, such as the robust community of wineries.
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Nearly 30,000 acres were burned in five counties of the state, and some wineries and vineyards were lost or damaged.
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Outside Nashik, a city around 160 kilometres north-east of Mumbai, dozens of billboards advertise wineries along the country roads.
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Bencivengo says Visit Bucks County is working with Google to capture indoor spaces too, including its wineries, later this year.
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For a little while, I snipped next to DeLuca, who told me about the harvests she'd worked at conventional wineries.
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The second-largest city in Portugal after Lisbon, Porto is known for quaint cobblestone streets, local wineries and leisurely pace.
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Steve Reddicliffe of The New York Times reported that the area is known for its wineries, sandy beaches, and food.
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It also tied first for having the most craft breweries and wineries per capita of US cities in the study.
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Urban wineries typically have the winemaking facility located in the city, but the grapes are sourced from existing wine regions.
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Though some vineyards and wineries lost everything, Horiuchi said vineyards can play an important role in helping to contain wildfires.
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Von Mandl's parents were European immigrants, according to a biography on the website for one of his wineries, Mission Hill.
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How easy it will be for wineries to attract seasonal labor for the harvest after Brexit remains to be seen.
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It's an issue in terms of grape supply into the wineries in the UK, it's a big issue for Kent.
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Other companies like Drync have also tried to build platforms through which wineries and wine shops can sell their wares.
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Kuvée offers 48 wines from 12 wineries, which gives customers plenty of time to try them all without compromising freshness.
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Winemakers throughout the region open their wineries to the public and offer tours and tastings; free bus rides between villages.
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And don't make the mistake of trying to visit too many wineries in a day — two or three is plenty.
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Today, the region, which is best known for its sémillon and shiraz varietals, is home to more than 150 wineries.
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They roll strikes at the bowling alley, trim geraniums in their wine-barrel planters, and visit nearby restaurants and wineries.
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Even the most die-hard wine drinkers, said Ms. Turley, should visit no more than three wineries in a day.
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Nor is it anything like Italy's Tuscany, where medieval towns, farmhouse inns and family wineries are scattered across the region.
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In the New York district that stretches along eastern Long Island, farms sit uneasily amidst Hamptons mansions and boutique wineries.
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The town has a square with Spanish-style architecture, and the area attracts visitors with its wineries and rustic accommodations.
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The Paso Robles area, the piece notes, has more than 300 wineries, a massive light art installation and new restaurants.
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TWE is an Australian Stock Exchange-listed company owning several major California wineries, including North Canyon Vineyard in Santa Maria.
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"I own actually one of the largest wineries in the United States ― it's in Charlottesville," President Trump said in August.
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One wine group said the bill will allow California wineries alone to avoid more than $150 million in higher taxes.
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Ken and Angela Lineberger started Waters Edge Wineries when they realized they could own a winery without having a vineyard.
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Surprisingly, it was Walmart and Costco that eventually got behind the program, which was quite a boon for these wineries.
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SIP-certified wineries like Hahn offer benefits like medical insurance, retirement packages, and ongoing training (as well as fair wages).
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Gonzalez made a living playing in jazz bands four times a week, or performing solo acoustic gigs at restaurants and wineries.
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"It has been a trying year for our wine grape producers and wineries," said Vinpro's viticultural consultation service manager Francois Viljoen.
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Amazon Wine, which has been around for about five years, allowed wineries and other wine suppliers to sell wine through Amazon.com.
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Most of India's wine production is concentrated in the Nashik region, in Maharashtra state, which has about 30 wineries in operation.
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Both sit on Lake Erie's steel-gray shore and are home to rolling fields of Concord grapes, seasonal hotels and wineries.
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"You have fabulous skiing this year because there is plenty of snow, or can go hiking or visit wineries," she said.
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It has a restaurant upstairs with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Pétrus and Château Cheval Blanc, two of Bordeaux's iconic wineries.
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In recent years, more French wineries have begun harvesting by machine, which is cheaper and faster, though it offers inconsistent quality.
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New wineries and new regions often announce themselves with wines full of fruity swagger, but Zhang had clearly avoided the temptation.
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While the outlook for the industry is hopeful, the picture is not so rosy for the wineries that must now rebuild.
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Von Mandl's wineries are credited with having "transformed the wine industry in Canada," according to the website of Canada's Governor General.
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Some of the oldest cellars in the region can be found in these wineries, and staff members usually speak several languages.
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Some wineries, too, are trying bring in visitors by giving free samples of high-end wines, which are normally not offered.
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Then, as Main Road, Route 25 runs through wine country, past fields, charming hamlets and old-bones farmhouses, vineyards and wineries.
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It can use byproducts from wineries or juice bars; anything with a moisture content of more than 70 percent will work.
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But Estes Park also has other things to do aside from exploring the Rockies, including visiting its local breweries and wineries.
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Others have been in the business for decades, perfecting their skills in historical Bordeaux wineries and partnering with top international brands.
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It is about 12 miles northeast of Margaret River, a popular tourist destination known for its wineries, surfing and natural beauty.
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For his tests, he works with Negev wineries like Nana Estate, whose owner, Eran Raz, left a career in film production.
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Wineries and vineyards also have been in the path of the Alamo Fire, including some located in the Santa Maria area.
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That many of these wineries get their fruit from nearby growing regions like Arroyo Seco makes their wines no less delectable.
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There are 2,000 residents, an overpriced grocery store, geese roaming sports fields, a few wineries, abandoned buildings, and not much else.
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Ridge is one of the very few wineries that includes an ingredients list on its label, an admirable act of transparency.
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To provide care, wineries created the organization called Salud, which serves between 2000,500 and 4,000 vineyard workers and their families annually.
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A growing awareness of the world's finest wines would also create a "significant number of 'super cult' wineries," presenting opportunities for investors.
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The blaze threatened some of the area's famed wineries and the River Rock Casino as flames raged on the outskirts of town.
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"I collect grape skins from almost all of the wineries in the UK that make red in any significant volume," explains Caddy.
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"We're feeling hopeful that it's blowing the other direction," said Katie Ambrosi, the marketing director for Wilson Artisan Wineries, which owns deLorimier.
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Pinpointing just how dehydrated vines can get before they die could be key to keeping wineries afloat when water supplies dry out.
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A former biochemist at Genentech, he and his wife would tour wineries and, during a trip to Kentucky, the Maker's Mark distillery.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS It's not just wineries that are fed up with the obnoxious bachelorette parties.
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More than 150 wineries in Stellenbosch offer tastings to tourists—the kind of grape-drinkers who tend to let their wine breathe.
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"If it gets warmer, we can produce more, and more wineries will open when people see that others have succeeded," he said.
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Prior to the tax law, storage facilities known as bonded wine cellars could take credits against excise taxes on behalf of wineries.
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For wine, the tax law replaces a tax credit that was only available to small producers with credits available to all wineries.
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It now comprises eighteen restaurants, wineries, hotels, and the like, and Newsom's share of its profits is some $1.5 million a year.
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Along with Jackson Family Wines, prominent wineries like Silver Oak and Ridge use American oak for at least some of their products.
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Tied first for having the most craft breweries and wineries per capita, Denver is a hot destination for foodies and beer-enthusiasts.
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Billboards advertising various wineries—housed in faux-French châteaux, sleek modernist structures, giant pagodas—appeared, like fast-food signs along a highway.
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Fortunately for the wineries, the fires came at the close of the harvest this year and most of the grapes were saved.
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Despite the large size and remote feel, the property is only about 15 minutes from downtown Napa, and close to several wineries.
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After Islam, more and more wineries, liquor stores, and wine shops in Iran were being destroyed, since their culture forbade getting drunk.
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Adam Lee, a winemaker at Siduri Wines, told Wine Spectator that the shutdown could end up costing smaller wineries up to $20,000.
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Created by Aga and Mariusz Andryszewski, the service offers detailed guides to wineries in Napa Valley in a compact and smart way.
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In 2018, California's 4,700 wineries drew nearly 24 million visitors, employed 325,000 people locally and generated nearly $58 billion for the state.
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Many of the restaurant's guests, he added, are visitors to Plymouth, a city of about 1,000 known for its proximity to wineries.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom also said bars and wineries should close but restaurants could stay open if they cut their occupancy in half.
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The extent of the damage will be unclear for days because the fires are blocking many worried owners from reaching their wineries.
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Nowadays, Ningxia hosts more than 219,221 hectares of vines and 22018 wineries; the majority boutique estates focused on highly praised, quality vintages.
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While some local wineries have invested in higher-quality products, many vignerons still produce inexpensive table wine for the budget-conscious market.
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Ask Well Q. Some wineries add sugar to dry red wines after fermentation so that they taste "smoother" to the American palate.
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The imported wine and cheese could hurt sales by Japanese wineries and dairies, but Japanese consumers have historically coveted such European products.
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Among the 63 wineries of the Penglai valley is that of Château Lafite Rothschild, a world-famous Bordeaux beloved of rich Chinese.
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"On land, wineries like Quinta do Portal and Quinta do Seixo serve light reds, vinho verde, and the ubiquitous port," Walhout wrote.
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Mothers and their children toil in the green fields of the Beqaa, tending to the vines of the region's award-winning wineries.
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From family wineries to labels that might be straight up fictitious, we've found 10 celebrities who've tried their hands at stomping grapes. Cheers!
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The Grand Tasting at the spectacularly situated hilltop Santa Fe Opera House includes 75 local restaurants and 100 wineries, including many from California.
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Some of the largest blazes were in Napa and Sonoma counties, home to dozens of wineries that attract tourists from around the world.
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This year they had chosen the famed wine country in norther California, and spent three days touring wineries and lounging in their house.
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A standout trio of drink-and-eat wineries begins with the 300-year-old estate, Rust en Vrede, a favorite of Nelson Mandela's.
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In the 1980s, as American drinkers turned from whiskey to unaged, supposedly "cleaner" spirits like vodka, it began selling to wineries as well.
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Having driven me to at least half a dozen wineries, they took me for an expert and were eager to get my opinion.
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Built in 2006, in the heart of the wineries Marquis de Riscal, the hotel combines deeply rooted wine traditions with avant-garde luxury.
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Something premodern and apocalyptic like this was not supposed to have happened in a postmodern California of Google, Hollywood, and Napa Valley wineries.
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Then I signed up for a full-day small-group tour with Wine Tourism Spain: 220 euros (about $233) to visit three wineries.
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This home is on 15 parklike acres (enough to create your own little vineyard), close to shops, restaurants and small and large wineries.
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Gavin Newsom of California called for everyone 65 and older to shelter at home and asked all bars, nightclubs and wineries to close.
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The lures: local oysters, farm-to-table restaurants, wineries, country roads to stroll or bicycle along and water views all over the place.
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And the wine list, nearly 100 bottles strong and respectfully inclusive of Virginia wineries, encourages diners to get out of their comfort zones.
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Robert P. Koch, president and CEO of Wine Institute, said the measure will ensure nearly 4,000 wineries across California can continue to grow.
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She recommended Alfa Estate's fruity sauvignon blanc from northern Greece and a barrel-aged vidiano from Douloufakis Wineries on the island of Crete.
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Around 40 of those wineries participate in Salud—donating their time, resources, and product to create the exclusive vintages that attract high bidders.
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Butting right up against the tenderly managed vines of the valley's famed wineries, where Lebanon's super rich stop in for cellar door tastings.
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Many businesses have recently reopened, with several wineries even donating proceeds to supporting the region, especially local volunteers and first responders in the region.
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I liked Southern California and was really into being close to the beaches, mountains, deserts, good weather and wineries all at the same time.
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All this seems a bit atypical for Israel, where wineries dominate the market, attracting foreign customers for decades, and microbreweries have now taken off.
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Wine exporters alone should save 134 million euros a year in duty and no longer be a big disadvantage to U.S. and Australian wineries.
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You'll be able to browse, book and use Ultimate Rewards points to pay for unique dining experiences at restaurants, bars, pop-ups, and wineries.
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The Pour In its wineries, Familia Torres, a global producer, fights climate change by lowering emissions; in its vineyards, the company tries to adapt.
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San Francisco International Airport is a two-hour drive, and the restaurants and wineries of Santa Rosa are a half-hour away by car.
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Wildfires in Northern California's wine country have left at least 31 people dead and destroyed more than 3,500 structures, including houses, wineries, and resorts.
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After the annexation, among the first assets that the new Russian authorities seized and nationalised were two tsarist-era wineries, Noviy Svet and Massandra.
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Some of the wildfires' largest blazes burned over California's Napa and Sonoma counties, which are home to hundreds of wineries that attract tourists worldwide.
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Northern California has suffered in particular recently as flames have swept through parts of the landscape, killing at least 23 people and devastating wineries.
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Enotourism is a budding industry in Lebanon, with increasing numbers of day tours aimed at bacchanalian Beirutis, bringing visitors to wineries around the country.
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No other winery in Stellenbosch makes a wine like the 2013 merlot Strydom has just poured—nor do any other wineries in the world.
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The trailer is actually a tourism ad for Australia, with Melbourne-born Chris Hemsworth promoting the country's expanse of beaches, wineries and food experiences.
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"My dad knows Gabriela Furlotti [of Argentinian winery Finca Adalgisa] and he asked if I could work at one of her wineries," Firth explains.
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There were about a dozen wineries in New Jersey in 2000, and today there are 53, according to the Garden State Wine Growers Association.
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The Sonoma wine country is a hefty source of income for the state as thousands of wine lovers flock to its wineries every year.
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Spread across that area are 11 lakes, an array of wineries, and some beautiful hikes and drives that make for a perfect fall getaway.
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Along with its tasty wineries and affordable homes, Seneca Lake is also the go-to spot for visitors looking to kick back and relax.
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Sonoma, the relaxed and straightforward sister to Napa, is home to more than 25 wineries with nearly 2600,210 sun-kissed acres of grape vines.
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The province, located in the high peaks of the Andes Mountains, has three wine regions and some wineries that are over 100 years old.
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Its name, Bordeleau, means "the water's edge," and it's one of the few wineries in the United States that you can visit by boat.
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We have hives at Hotel Lucia, Hotel deLuxe and Sentinel in Portland, and we also have hives at farms, wineries, and backyards close by.
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The wineries J. & J. Ostrozovic in Velka Trna, Tokaj Macik in Mala Trna and Zlata Putna in Vinicky all have their own small hotels.
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With hundreds of wineries, expensive restaurants and bucolic rolling scenery, the wine country of Sonoma and Napa counties is a major draw for visitors.
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Ms. Turley's favorite off-the-beaten-path wine destinations include California's Santa Cruz Mountains, Virginia's Monticello area and the wineries just outside Montevideo, Uruguay.
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Levi Dalton, host of the "I'll Drink to That" podcast, also has been drawn to producers he knows and cares about, particularly family wineries.
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Several wineries are within a five-minute drive of the property, and the center of the city of Mendoza is about 25 minutes away.
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The nonprofit center's mission is to educate consumers and promote each and every one of the state's wineries (exhibits include a handy historic timeline).
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Trump Winery is one of the largest wineries in Virginia, which is like bragging you own one of the largest ski resorts in Ohio.
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As the night prepares to fall on this faraway enchanted land, the workers return to the wineries carrying cases filled with the precious fruit.
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It has since become home to some of the world's most renowned wineries, including Chateau Montelena in Calistoga and Opus One Winery in Oakville.
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"We noticed some wineries out on the West Coast were making reds with bourbon barrels, and that stimulated me to try it," he explained.
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Mass-market labels such as Barefoot, Yellow Tail and Cupcake are everywhere, rather than the smaller family-owned wineries more common to wine stores.
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Two of the region's best-known wineries, Vasse Felix and Cullen Wines, are also home to two of the state's most highly awarded restaurants.
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Hall added that he didn't know if any billionaires attended the fundraiser but noted that wine caves are common at wineries in the region.
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The area's wine boom — Walla Walla is home to more than 130 wineries — didn't make it this far, but Mr. German, a Seattle expat, did.
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Remarkable photos reveal how badly California's wineries have been damaged in wildfires that have burned tens of thousands of acres of wine country since Sunday.
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Some wineries were prepared for the rainy weather after taking measures to mitigate damage from storms, including putting straw in the vineyards to prevent erosion.
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The fun started long before the wedding day itself: There were bridesmaid brunches Picnics at wineries And of course, picture-perfect moments on the water!
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The president's response was to note that he owned property there and to say it was one of the largest wineries in the United States.
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Launched in 2012, Milan-headquartered Tannico already claims a 15 per cent share of the Italian market, stocking over 6,000 wines from over 1,000 wineries.
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The company receives 35 to 40 trains of coal a day from the nearby Hunter Valley, which is known for its coal mines and wineries.
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Selecting wine is a complex undertaking, creating demand from drinkers and wineries alike for tools to match a wine lover to the most appropriate bottle.
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I strongly support American exports, but if it is a choice between cancer research for kids and advertising for wineries, it is an easy call.
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Like Purcari, all Moldova's wineries have redirected their sales to the EU. The embargoes have forced producers to make better plonk: European oenophiles are picky.
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Notley's move affects C$70 million ($56.01 million) in annual sales by B.C. wineries, a pittance compared with the value of the country's oil sector.
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So, how did a humble cleaning lady with no barbecuing experience land the top job of womaning the grill at one of Argentina's biggest wineries?
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Only a couple spots in the area of Guadalupe carry his oysters, because they have an exchange with the local Barón Balche and Decantos wineries.
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While there are already a handful of wineries run by First Nations people in Canada, Gondwana Wines is hoping to do the same in Australia.
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The bride, 30, is a marketing manager at WineDirect, a company in the Napa Valley that provides e-commerce software and shipping logistics to wineries.
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Small wineries are used to volunteer harvesters, said Jean-Marc Espinasse, a winemaker who is establishing a vineyard in the Bandol region in southern France.
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Because of rigid French labor laws, arranging a volunteer vendange experience can require some persistence, but opportunities do exist, particularly among small, family-owned wineries.
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Ningxia now has around a hundred wineries, spread across a hundred miles, which, in 2016, produced a hundred and twenty million bottles' worth of wine.
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Update These olive oil estates or wineries offer special activities and intimate experiences for travelers willing to slow down and stay a night or two.
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On weekends, the North Fork's roads are already choked with crowds visiting wineries for weddings and other celebrations, not just to sample the latest bottlings.
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Almost every wine producing region is also home to local wine guides who have connections with local wineries and are friendly with the area's winemakers.
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Gavin Newsom calling for all bars, wineries and brewpubs to close, and for senior citizens and residents with chronic conditions to isolate themselves at home.
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Trending These new wineries are shaking up the tourist scene in Napa Valley, with interesting spaces, intimate experiences, and an emphasis on dining and culture.
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Promontory, in Oakville, owned by Will Harlan, son of the famed winemaker Bill Harlan, is among the lot of these new wave of wineries, too.
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As for Napa's other 400 to 500 wineries, Clay Gregory, president of Visit Napa Valley, the destination's official marketing organization, said that they're all open.
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Nobody even produces a decent map of the Nashik's three dozen wineries, forcing visitors to rely on word-of-mouth or well-phrased Google searches.
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Some wineries, for instance, are not establishing their own vineyards and instead are purchasing grapes from elsewhere and using a crush facility to produce wine.
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In Napa County, permits are required to serve food during tastings, which explains why most wineries dispense little more than crackers during their wine flights.
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There are dozens of vineyards, wineries and tasting rooms along the North Fork (try them on your own time; we've only got 353 hours here).
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Arlaux is one of the few wineries that depend on the grape, which accounts for about a third of the plantings in the Champagne region.
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Ask locals or your hotel concierge what wineries they like and think are the most beautiful, or ask your friends who've been to the area.
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As chairman of the Hall Group, which is based in Dallas, Mr. Hall oversees a financial services company, wineries, art exhibits and a luxury hotel.
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He had homes in Paris, Amsterdam, Beirut and Rio de Janeiro; invested in art and wineries; and flew around the world on a corporate jet.
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The regulations for SIP can be daunting—strict protocols, regular audits by third-party groups, and heavy paperwork—and not easy for wineries to manage.
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"Super cult" wineries, digitalisation and a new generation of fine wine consumers will reshape the wine industry in 2019, a leading analyst told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"The whole goal here is to save the wine," said Burningham, one of many vintners who have returned to their land and wineries despite evacuation orders.
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While most larger breweries, wineries, and liquor makers plan new beverages months in advance, smaller beer makers often introduce seasonal drinks at a more rapid pace.
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We will be seeing more Virginia wines made from grapes grown in the Shenandoah Valley, as wineries plant new vineyards there to meet the state's demand.
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The excise tax cuts helped some California wineries cope with a decline in sales in the aftermath of the devastating wine country fires in October 22017.
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Yet it has remained mysterious whether the grapes crushed to make wine long ago were at all similar to those that are crushed in wineries today.
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The fall harvest marks a busy time for wineries, and SFGate reports that most of the grapes for this year's harvest are in tanks and barrels.
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When selecting a campsite, for instance, users can screen for locations that have access to wineries, swimming holes, horseback riding, or skeet shooting, among other pursuits.
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Russia allows some imports, but only from Transdniestria, Gagauzia (a small pro-Russian region) and a handful of wineries lucky enough to have close Russian links.
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It was a lovely Spring weekend and I spent most of it finding deserted back roads winding around the cherry farms and wineries in Northern Michigan.
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To create it, roasted coffee beans get rehydrated to a "specific liquid percentage" using a unique blend of red wine created by notable Napa Valley wineries.
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In Napa Valley, at least 47 wineries suffered direct damage but "just a handful experienced significant property loss," the Napa Valley Vintners trade association announced Wednesday.
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Notley's move affects C$70 million ($56 million) in annual sales by British Columbia wineries, a pittance compared with the value of the country's oil sector.
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The fires north of San Francisco Bay have destroyed at least a dozen wineries among more than 5,000 structures, as well as killing more than 40.
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It's been two years to the month since the region's winery operators experienced a series of fires in 215 that destroyed 22 of its 900 wineries.
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This course is home to the Rick Smith Golf Academy and an annual wine and beer festival that showcases wineries, breweries, food trucks, and live music.
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On a map of the region, with colored lights indicating the various wineries, they tried to pinpoint the locations of their homes, but couldn't find them.
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Inside features include a detailed drawing on how to make a cup of Kombrewcha, foodie Instagram accounts to follow and a profile of East End wineries.
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"What we're trying to do is to let growers and wineries make better decisions about what to do with fruit that's been exposed," he told MUNCHIES.
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Also, many wineries in these areas are open to visitors without reservations, which means that you're unlikely to get any personal attention or meet the owner.
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In Napa, vineyard workers were bringing in the last of the grape harvest, and wineries, tasting rooms, hotels and restaurants were starting to reopen for business.
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At Calistoga, Virtuoso amenities include breakfast, a wine tasting at several Napa wineries and, depending on availability, a room upgrade and early check-in/late checkout.
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Of course, there's much of that, too, especially at the lounge bar 38º North, where you can sample wines from over 50 local and international wineries.
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And Eric Asimov wrote about how vineyards and wineries are facing widespread changes in how they farm, how they make wine and how they sell it.
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The impressive wine collection of 2180 vintages is sourced from nearby wineries, and the seasonal menu is fixed price, with a degustation of starters and desserts.
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Wineries in lesser-known areas, on the other hand, tend to be smaller, which means that you can usually meet and interact with the winemakers themselves.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom on Sunday directed all "non-essential" businesses such as "bars, nightclubs, wineries and brewpubs and the like" be closed in the state.
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A spate of new wineries in innovative spaces promise to offer guests a visit unlike the traditional group tour and tasting that's typical in the region.
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Offering patios, yard games and sometimes food, many distilleries are following the pattern set by wineries to encourage visitors not just to tour but to linger.
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West of Lake County, Mendocino County is best known for its rugged coastline, part of California's so-called Lost Coast, home to redwood forests and wineries.
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Temecula, California, is considered an under-the-radar version of Napa Valley, and its wineries and hot-air balloon tours make it an ideal weekend destination.
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Some of the wineries in the Santa Lucia Highlands are open to visitors, and more than a half-dozen, including Morgan, have tasting rooms in Caramel.
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The president bought the property in 2011 from Patricia Kluge, who had established it in 1999 as one of the first major wineries in the region.
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Some wineries are packaging their wine into even smaller cans of 250 ml (about two glasses of wine) and 187 ml (about one glass of wine).
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It farms biodynamically, as many good wineries do nowadays, but it strives for a true biodiversity, as is not always possible in monocultural areas like Burgundy.
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At elite wineries the optimum harvest window can sometimes be as short as six or 12 hours – even less if unfavorable weather arrives around harvest time.
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In the upscale suburbs of Bishopscourt and Constantia, where equestrian estates intermingle with old wineries, large properties dominate, and homes sell for $675,000 to $15 million.
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The accolade was a breakthrough for her upstart distillery an hour southwest of Austin, in Hill Country, an area flush with breweries, wineries and other distilleries.
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About a half dozen wineries reported significant losses and are part of an industry that contributes $57.6 billion to the state's annual economy, according to industry figures.
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Fast-moving wildfires tore through California this week, destroying 1,500 homes, wineries and businesses in what has become one of the deadliest outbreaks in the state's history.
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MUNCHIES caught up with Dunn over the phone to find out about the tragic origins of a trip that included 200 wineries and 40 states in total.
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Many wineries can't afford to be without power at the height of fall wine production, and were forced to invest in diesel generators and other portable equipment.
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The Sonoma Valley is part of California's Wine Country, and the fire was threatening wineries as it jumped a highway and continued moving west on Thursday morning.
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Employers, including farms, nurseries, and wineries, routinely employ people who are in the United States illegally but who can produce a Social Security card or work visa.
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The fires have also devastated the wineries that the Sonoma County area is most known for, affecting a vital part of the region's production and tourist economy.
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Swim, go blackberry picking, visit wineries, then join together for a BYOB cocktail party and barbecue of local meats, cheeses, greens and ice cream at 6 p.m.
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At the Cobbs' house, the winemakers Barbara Banke of Vérité and John Lasseter, the chief creative officer of Pixar who also owns Lasseter Famliy Wineries, were invited.
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" During the same press conference, he threw in a plug for Trump Winery in Charlottesville, claiming it was one of the "largest wineries in the United States.
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In 2005, a Supreme Court ruling lifted the ban on direct-to-consumer shipments from out-of-state wineries, allowing visiting tourists to take their stash home.
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In Napa Valley, there are about 700 grape growers and 475 physical wineries, of which about 95 percent are family owned, according to the Napa Valley Vintners.
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As the zoning hearings played out over two years, "It went quickly from, 'We want people to come here,' to 'We don't want wineries,'" Mr. Meador said.
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But Salzberg said that unlike a grocery store, which distributes food, he sees Blue Apron's meal kits as proprietary products, sourced from Blue Apron farms and wineries.
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But as chemist and wine expert Tom Collins explained, it can be difficult for wineries to tell if their grapes have been affected by smoke or not.
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Twenty years ago, the few commercial wineries in the area were planting cabernet sauvignon and merlot on the flatlands in an effort to appeal to international markets.
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The industry has also started campaigns urging Australians to visit their local wineries, buy Australian wine or plan to return to wine regions for their next vacation.
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At least four wineries had suffered "total or very significant losses," and at least nine reported damage to their winery, outbuildings or surrounding vineyards, the group said.
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To fully explore the area's wineries, you'll have to travel south and east of the city to the wine-producing regions of the Uco Valley and Maipu.
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He collected contemporary art, invested in wineries and, in 2000, rented out Versailles to celebrate his wedding to his second wife, Carole, along with her 27th birthday.
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Even more impressively, data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest that breweries, wineries and distilleries created the second most manufacturing jobs of any industry in 2017.
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Last fall I volunteered to help out with the chardonnay crush and took a couple of afternoons off to visit five wineries of different shapes and sizes.
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But if the EU retaliates, it could also screw US wineries: just ask the ones who are caught up in the President's potential trade war with China.
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At Nari, it means that a team of women lead the restaurant at every level, buying wine from several women-run wineries along with spirits made by women.
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Blazes have destroyed or damaged at least 16 wineries in Napa Valley, with many in neighboring Sonoma Valley unreachable due to the spreading flames, according to trade groups.
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"Wineries often communicate to their consumers via vintage descriptions in terms of vineyard location, combined with specific weather and grape qualities of that particular harvest," Mills told Gizmodo.
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The wineries have a stand every Saturday at Beirut's farmer's market, Souk el Tayeb, where I've often sat under sunny Lebanese skies and quaffed a glass with friends.
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The enclave is surrounded by vineyards and wineries, upscale hotels and even a replica of a medieval Italian castle, Castello di Amorosa, one of its best known attractions.
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They come up against a challenge that boutique distilleries in other countries don't face, and that craft breweries and wineries don't either: a hefty, almost crippling, excise tax.
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The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau has developed a workaround that is designed to prevent wineries from seeing their taxes go up due to this change.
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There also are reports of at least 10 wineries or vineyards damaged or with significant damage in the Sonoma and Napa areas, heart of the state's wine country.
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That's key for the more than 9,600 wineries that make up the $63 billion U.S. wine market that have seen sales rise for the past 25 consecutive years.
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Von Mandl used the fortune he initially made from Mike's Hard Lemonade to further his growing empire of fine wineries in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, Canada.
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From Provence to Alsace, and pretty much everywhere in between, you can throw a rock and hit a decent vineyard (there are 27,000 wineries in la mère-patrie).
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Wineries that take only visitors with reservations, on the other hand, are more intimate, and the chances of meeting the owners and tasting special wines is much higher.
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"I'm not trying to be exclusionary," said Ms. Hildebrand, who got the members-only-buying idea in part from some boutique wineries near her home in Portland, Ore.
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At a time when Los Angeles lost virtually every one of its 100 wineries spread across the county, San Antonio emerged as the primary provider of altar wines.
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Also, since many of the wineries are larger and more commercial, you're unlikely to meet the winemakers or owners to learn about the wine and how it's made.
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This house is about 10 minutes by car from the heart of Carmel Valley Village, where the main thoroughfare is lined with tasting rooms representing dozens of wineries.
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The California wineries began to label their wines after the grapes, such as zinfandels and chardonnays, and eventually, this became the standard practice among New World wine countries.
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The area is north of San Francisco, and while it&aposs most famous for its wineries, the area has a lot to offer for many types of travelers.
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She said authorities are working to evacuate people from the blaze, aiming to stop it from reaching wineries to the south and electric transmission lines to the southeast.
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Sleekly designed tasting rooms are characteristic of many wineries today; in the Santa Lucia Highlands, few have tasting rooms at all, but their earthiness is also their appeal.
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There are more than 12 wineries to choose from in Grand Traverse County, and over 20 in the neighboring county, Steve Reddicliffe reported for The New York Times.
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Lacey Laatiks and her friends rented a bus from a L.A. based company for a round trip between San Diego and Temecula, where they hit up 4 wineries.
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Christopher Beros, trade director for China and the Pacific Rim at the California Wine Institute, which represented roughly 1,000 California wineries, said the issue was making him nervous.
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We also have a membership to one of the wineries up there that includes a free tasting whenever we visit, so it should be a pretty budget-friendly trip.
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For those unfamiliar with the Tock platform, it allows users to book standard reservations and unique culinary experiences at renowned restaurants and wineries in select cities around the world.
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For leadership, many in Napa have looked to Jackson Family Wines, a big multinational wine company based in Sonoma, but with significant Napa wineries like Cardinale and Freemark Abbey.
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This area has seen at least 3,500 homes and businesses destroyed, including entire wineries, since the fires exploded in size amid a fierce windstorm on Sunday night and Monday.
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"I got the sense it was probably pretty good business for the wineries to have a bunch of bachelorette parties," Julie Adler, who is getting married soon, told CBS.
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Stretching from San Diego to San Francisco, this classic highway has seen its fair share of both ends of the road trip spectrum — from luxurious wineries to roadside dives.
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Several wineries (including Bridge Lane Wine, Castello di Borghese Vineyard, the Lenz Winery and Roanoke Vineyards on Love Lane) will hold a North Fork Rosé Crawl on June 11.
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However, one way the fires have hurt the industry is by forcing wineries to close during what the association said is one of the busiest times of the year.
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Dry summers and wet winters providing the perfect conditions for a robust agricultural economy, world-renowned wineries and idyllic weather make it the top tourist state in the country.
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As he was leaving the press conference, Trump claimed to be knowledgeable about the town and added that he owned "one of the biggest" wineries in the country there.
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Local wineries that are located in areas where the "Buy local" movement is especially strong can use the label to help catch the eyes of shoppers with those passions.
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Neighboring Sonoma Valley, which produces even more grapes than Napa, was also hard hit by fires, but information about the scope of damage to wineries there was still spotty.
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The fires struck the heart of the state's world-renowned wine-producing region, wreaking havoc on its tourist industry while damaging or demolishing at least 13 Napa Valley wineries.
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Now that crop prices, which used to be fixed by the government, are subject to market forces, some government wineries accommodate farmers by accepting all the grapes they harvest.
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A tax credit on wine production limited to small domestic producers is extended to all wineries, and sparkling wine producers and importers become eligible for the credit as well.
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In 2018, California's 4,700 wineries drew nearly 24 million visitors, employed 325,6003 people locally and generated nearly $58 billion for the state, according to figures from the Wine Institute.
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Her shops specialize in small-production, family wineries, and her inventory is constantly shifting, a difficult notion for customers to accept if they are used to widely available brands.
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There are several wineries within easy cycling distance of Indian Springs, and the hotel maintains a fleet of snappy single-speed bikes from the San Francisco-based company Public.
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Though the ruling applied to wineries, not to retailers, Granholm had a liberating effect on consumers who suddenly found it much easier to find the wines they wanted online.
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There are some 2,000 acres devoted to growing grapes on Long Island — most of them on the North Fork, with more than 55 vineyards and wineries currently in operation.
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Gavin Newsom on Sunday directed bars, nightclubs, brewpubs and wineries to close and asked Californians over 65 to stay indoors — a move endorsed on Twitter by former Republican Gov.
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UPSCALE In the afternoon, Mr. Buys proposes booking our well-to-do guest on a tour of one of the region's greatest claims to fame: its wineries and vineyards.
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Tired of the high prices and the limited Indian wine choices in local stores, we decided to spend last Thanksgiving seeing what we could find at Indian wineries themselves.
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With billions invested in Portugal, including in some of its biggest public companies, the Angolans have bought Portuguese wineries, newspapers, sports teams and other trophies of the super rich.
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If not headed to the theater, there is another theatrical experience to enjoy via the tasting menu at the Trius Winery, one of the oldest wineries in the area.
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As thousands of residents evacuate due to the ravaging Kincade Fire in Northern California, many wineries in the region, including that of director Francis Ford Coppola, have also been affected.
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The Wine Institute, a San Francisco-based trade group representing California wineries, said California wines are the most popular import table wine category in Canada and beat even French wines.
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" Bob Lindo, founder of Camel Valley vineyard in Cornwall "I'm disappointed for the young people in our wine industry who enjoy freedom of movement to work in wineries around Europe.
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England has gone from having only a few wineries three decades ago to having more than 600 today, and is already producing some very high quality award-winning sparkling wines.
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Prohibition would also trigger the implosion of the $600 million local alcoholic beverages industry, shutting down Indonesian companies that produce spirits, beer and cider (and closing three wineries in Bali).
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The theme-park appearance was not incidental: the government's investment in the region aims not only to boost wine production but to turn Ningxia's wineries into a major tourist destination.
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The tour includes stops at three wineries where guests have the opportunity to talk in-depth with winery owners (who may be convinced to spill a few wine-making secrets!).
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Almost all modern wineries use temperature-controlled tanks, but for the Radikons, controlling the temperature meant opening the doors and windows to allow warm air into their very cold cantina.
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Courts, legislatures and state regulators have consistently determined that because retailers are licensed and regulated differently from wineries, there is no way to effectively monitor, regulate and hold them accountable.
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"To function, we have to be able to retain the immigrant workers in the area," said Cameron Mauritson, who grows grapes on 350 acres in Sonoma County for 225 wineries.
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Crews took advantage of cooler temperatures, lower winds and coastal fog on Tuesday to make headway against the fires but cautioned that homes, wineries and other structures remained at risk.
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"If you try to hit too many wineries in a single day, they'll all blur together, and you'll have a harder time remembering the individual wines you tasted," she said.
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With the one-year anniversary of the devastating Napa Valley fires approaching in October, Ms. Stein said that these wineries are invigorating a staple tourist destination with a new energy.
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The tourism body of Maharashtra, the state where Nashik is located, is so apathetic that it erroneously refers to the wineries as "breweries" in a brief mention on its website.
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The purchase crowns a string of acquisitions through which Arnault, France's richest man, has built up his conglomerate, including fashion brands like Christian Dior, wineries, and beauty retailers like Sephora.
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The purchase crowns a string of acquisitions through which Arnault, France's richest man, has built up his conglomerate, including fashion brands like Christian Dior, wineries, and beauty retailers like Sephora.
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Wineries pay Casemates a commission on each sale event, but the promise is better economics than a wholesale relationship with a retailer — and the ability to attract new customers online.
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They also are among the worst hit by the fires that have killed more than 0003 people, scorched over 190,000 acres (77,000 hectares) and destroyed more than a dozen wineries.
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Not all wineries are in an evacuation zone and many are scrambling to pick the last grapes as rising winds fan wildfires that have killed at last 21 across the state.
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Wineries from Sonoma County and elsewhere in the region are also promoting their wines to the million or so people expected to visit the region during the week before the game.
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The in-house labs are particularly attractive to wine companies, which can use them to test for spoilage organisms at individual wineries rather than having to ship samples out for testing.
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In the wine regions of both Oregon and Washington, hundreds of participating wineries also offer complimentary tastings to anyone showing an inbound AS boarding pass and proof of Mileage Plan membership.
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But many are in the start-up stage and are tiny compared with established wineries in Europe, which has 26 million acres of vineyards — enough to cover almost all of Denmark.
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Before releasing White Claw, Canadian billionaire Anthony von Mandl built a fortune off of Mike's Hard Lemonade — and used that wealth to create an empire of fine wineries throughout British Columbia.
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The magazine called Mission Hill "one of the most impressive wineries anywhere," citing the estate's amphitheater, 12-story bell tower, cooking classes, and the Chagall tapestry in the private dining room.
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She's been living in the US for 15 years and works for a company that does high-end paint jobs at top Napa Valley wineries like Harlan Estate and Charles Krug.
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Last year, more than 11 California wineries were irreparably damaged or destroyed; this year, while outright damage has been more limited, a significant threat still hangs in the air: smoke taint.
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Appointments are required to visit most of these wineries; many of them also will be accessible during the annual event called Open Tokaj Cellars Day, scheduled this year for Sept. 17.
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With some European equipment suppliers cutting off sales because of the sanctions, wineries resort to false shipping labels or other sleights of hand to obscure the actual destination of the goods.
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Greenport, N.Y., is a haven for people eager to explore some of Long Island's beaches and beautiful scenery, enjoy the local seafood and visit the dozens of wineries in the area.
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"Whether it's for the first time or a return visit, people need a reason to get excited to go to Napa, and these uncommon wineries are certainly an incentive," she said.
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One of India's oldest and best wineries looked more like a construction site that had been abandoned mid-project: An open-sided building was surrounded by concrete slabs, poles and lumber.
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Compared to other wineries and vineyards I've visited that pull out the stops with gondola rides and views of rolling horse farms, the scenery driving in to Brotherhood wasn't particularly captivating.
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While other wineries shuttered their operations, Brotherhood was able to stay open, selling wine to churches for sacramental uses and supplying "medicinal" port to those who could supply a doctor's note.
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High-dollar donors have visited his wine cave, but Mr. Hall emphasized that his wineries do not sell a $900 bottle of wine — or, at least, not a regularly sized one.
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SIP focuses on three pillars of sustainability: People, Planet, and Prosperity, and focuses on making sure that wineries build systems that consider the environment, their workers, and the future into account.
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Because distributing wine is a complicated, expensive and state-by-state affair, Mr. Frank's other piece of advice was that starter wineries must be able to sell to people on the premises.
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Parker, who has had an unprecedented impact on the world of wine through his 100-point scoring system that can make or break wineries, founded the Robert Parker Wine Advocate in 1978.
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Swiss Re this year launched a policy to insure wineries against wildfires, Munich Re insures solar farms against a lack of sunlight and AXA Climate insures U.S. car yards against hail storms.
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The Santa Fe School of Cooking hosts a walking tour to three restaurants for wine pairings, while wine seminars plus lunches and dinners held in sculpture gardens, wineries and restaurants are available.
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Pulenta Estate, an excellent producer in Luján de Cuyo, the region just outside the city of Mendoza where a good many wineries are, has a vineyard primarily of sand, gravel and clay.
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Koretz said the company has raised nearly $10 million to date from lead investor Vinod Khosla, of Khosla Ventures, as well as investors across various industries - wineries, consumer goods, hospitality and technology.
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Thanks to businesses on canyon roads that run north-south, there are restaurants, grocery stores, and even wineries very close to the trail to serve hungry and thirsty hikers along the way.
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And from May through October, Coteaux de Botrys receives visitors every Saturday and Sunday (11 AM to 5 PM, one of only a few wineries in Lebanon offering tastings without an appointment).
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The Tour DeVine by Heli package ($1,200 for two, in addition to trailer rental) includes a sparkling wine send-off on The Vintages' patio, lunch and visits to three wineries, via helicopter.
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The fires have thrown California's wine-producing industry, and related tourism, into disarray at the end of the region's annual grape harvest, damaging or destroying at least a dozen Napa Valley wineries.
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Here, where high-tech pot farms thrive amid the weekend homes and backyard wineries of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, people like their privacy; no small talk or pancake breakfasts at the Elks lodge.
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But most award-winning boutique wineries you read about in the media were too small or lacked marketing skills and deals with distributors that could put their wines in front of consumers.
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"I'm always trying to take people on to the next step, and this is an emerging cuisine," Mr. Bayless said, extolling the region's unique Mediterranean climate, which nurtures wineries and olive orchards.
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The region features roughly the same number of luxury hotels and wineries as Napa County but spread out over an area three times as big with redwoods and a 55-mile coastline.
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"The cost of the premium is about a third of the value of the crop each year," said Rob Hawkings of Beechworth Wineries in Victoria, whose vineyards were spared by the fires.
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The report followed a collision between a stretch limousine and a pickup truck that killed four people who were traveling on a tour of wineries on the North Fork of Long Island.
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State law permits wineries, if they make a little Texas wine, to import a lot of wine from other places — California, Italy, Israel, for example — and bottle it under their proprietary labels.
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They should visit ones that produce high-quality wines and have scenic estates but stick to seeing two wineries a day — any more and you won't appreciate anything you saw or tasted.
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To study innovations in winemaking, Dr. Fait works with several Negev wineries, as well as European researchers like Enrico Peterlunger, a professor of viticulture at the University of Udine in northern Italy.
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It is stunningly beautiful, and while it is one of the youngest established wine regions in the world (at around 21.4 years old) it is quite robust, with close to 22018 wineries.
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Newsom built a large-scale enterprise that includes wineries and a San Francisco wine shop, which was placed into a blind trust when he was elected governor in 22020, the outlet noted.
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After studying at the California Culinary Academy, Mr. Beall worked in the restaurant of the Ritz-Carlton hotel in San Francisco, at Cowgirl Creamery north of the city and at several California wineries.
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Teruyuki Daino, president of Kirin Holdings' wine business Mercian Corp, said he welcomed the potential expansion of the Japanese wine market, but added he was concerned over the impact on smaller Japanese wineries.
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For years, President Donald Trump has insisted it's impossible to find Americans to fill seasonal jobs at his hotels, resorts, and wineries, leaving him no choice but to hire foreign guest workers instead.
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However, the workaround is a "paperwork headache," and wineries still want a legislative fix along with an extension of the two-year excise tax relief they got in the tax law, Kaiser said.
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At least six wineries in northern California have sustained total or very significant losses as fires continue to blaze through the region, according to the Napa Valley Vintners and the Sonoma County Vintners.
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From hiking through state parks to strolling through wineries, there's something for all types of visitors to do year-round — but with the gorgeous foliage in the fall, it's a great autumn getaway.
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Dr. Novak sold his general practice in Solana Beach, in San Diego County, and the couple set to work replanting and cultivating grapes that found favor with the best wineries in the area.
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From grape picking, to pressing, to juice fermentation, the harvest — which lasts from two to three weeks — generates myriad extra tasks, and most wineries rely heavily on temporary labor, both paid and unpaid.
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Dozens of wineries sustained damage across Napa, Sonoma and Mendocino counties; some, like Signorello Estate, off the Silverado Trail in Napa, and Paradise Ridge Winery, in Sonoma County's Santa Rosa, were completely destroyed.
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Tours and tastings at olive oil estates and wineries are a popular part of any trip to Italy, but why visit for only an hour or two when you can spend the night?
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Sevastopol is a special federal district, and its government, desperate to diversify the economy from its dependence on Russia's Black Sea fleet, latched onto Mr. Shvets's vision of creating some 200 boutique wineries.
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That interest has also put more traffic on the roads, as day-trippers from the South Fork or farther west on Long Island come to visit the area's many wineries and farm stands.
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But Blue Apron CEO Matthew Salzberg has told CNBC that unlike a grocery store, which distributes food, he sees Blue Apron's meal kits as proprietary products, sourced from Blue Apron farms and wineries.
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Downtown Santa Barbara is packed with tasting rooms run by the area's wineries, where you can sip on a wide selection of varietals, including many a grape I had never even heard of.
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People wishing for an authentic mezcal experience should visit him, as tourists seek out tiny wineries in France and Spain, and buy his mezcal at retail prices as a souvenir of the experience.
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Despite gridlocked traffic and huge houses, the East End of Long Island is still farm country, as it has been for centuries, with fields of corn, seasonal produce stands and, more recently, wineries.
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He worked in Australia's corporate wineries, and saw firsthand how fruitiness was valued over savory complexity in red wines, and how whites were made using cautious methods that avoided risk at all costs.
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Restaurants have raised their ceilings, dropped their dress codes, and moved away from the "French = fancy" model, but the vast majority of wineries have stuck with their stone lion statues and gaudy floral arrangements.
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Founded by ex-VC Marco Magnocavallo, Tannico is a classic 'Long Tail' retail play, matching disparate supply (including wines from smaller wineries) with demand, thus bringing the antiquated fine wine market in Europe online.
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Vineyards usually sit happily on country hillsides, way out of the city smog, but you'll find a few urban wineries around the world, from Clos Montmartre in Paris to D'Augustine Vineyard in Los Angeles.
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The country consumed about 913 million gallons of wine in 2015, which is about the same as 2.83 gallons per resident, according to the Wine Institute, a public policy advocacy association of California wineries.
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However, he warned it would not "all be plain sailing" as land leases for wineries tend to be longer, at least 25 years, so is often viewed as a big undertaking for land owners.
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Every entity in this three-tier system is licensed by the state in which it does business and wineries, brewers and distillers—along with wholesalers—are also licensed and regulated by the federal government.
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However, he warned it would not "all be plain sailing" as land leases for wineries tend to be longer, at least 25 years, so is often viewed as a big undertaking for land owners.
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If DoJ bows to the major publishers' demands, costs will increase for any business that uses music – from restaurants to retail stores to radio and television stations to music venues like bars and wineries.
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"I feel like I'm a pretty sophisticated financial analyst, but I still struggle with how you value a vineyard," said Mr. Price, who owns six vineyards and five wineries, including famous names like Kistler.
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Wineries would be allowed to put Ribera del Duero on their labels only if they were within certain geographic boundaries and followed strict rules, the most important, that the wines be 75 percent tempranillo.
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With nine million visitors a year — 1.3 million of them heading to wineries — "the winemaking industry contributes $250 million to the $5.9 billion tourism industry on Long Island," Ms. Jarnagin said in an email.
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The Weasku offers a $210 self-guided Discover Oregon tour, which comes with two wine glasses that serve as your entry ticket to tastings at 211 wineries in Southern Oregon, any time that season.
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Some lawmakers began jockeying to tack on other amendments, including provisions to extend tax breaks for carbon capture and advanced nuclear power facilities and to reduce tax regulations on breweries, cideries, wineries and distilleries.
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