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United States of Wine: Ohio (and Urban Wineries)
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Continue reading →: United States of Wine: Ohio (and Urban Wineries)What is an urban winery? Does Ohio really have any good wine? Read on for answers to these questions and more…
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Continue reading →: United States of Wine: IndianaIndiana starts to catch up with the rest of the country as an interesting place for wine tourism. 7th in a series of blog posts on the United States of Wine.
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Continue reading →: United States of Wine: ConnecticutWho knew Connecticut had a Wine Trail? Yes, there are wineries in Connecticut, 40 to be exact!
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Continue reading →: United States of Wine: KentuckyKentucky is home to the first commercial winery in the United States. Today, tobacco, hemp and winegrapes vie for farmland in a state best known for The Kentucky Derby and Bourbon!
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Continue reading →: United States of Wine: ColoradoPalisade peaches. Apricots. Cherries. Alpacas. Yes, indeed. Wine grapes? Absolutely! “…(T)his high-altitude wine region (of the Rocky Mountains) is on the rise. Colorado isn’t just paradise for outdoor adventurers—it has plenty to offer any wine lover as well. At over 4,000 feet in elevation, Grand Junction and Colorado’s Grand Valley AVA…
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Continue reading →: United States of Wine: WyomingWine is made in all 50 United States. The number of U.S. wineries has grown over 40 per cent in the last decade. Wyoming is featured first in a series about the newcomers.
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Continue reading →: United States of Wine: ArizonaIt’s true, wine is made in all 50 states. But it’s not all good! Read on for a surprising experience in central Arizona’s Verde Valley wine region.
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Continue reading →: Cincinnati Chili & Wine?Would you ever — for a New York minute — consider pairing wine with chili? Probably not. In a flavor game changer, Cincinnati’s unique chili is a perfect partner.
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Continue reading →: Mark Beringer to Chair 2019 Cincinnati International Wine FestivalOnly 8 winemakers in 140+ years! For the first time since 1971, Beringer Vineyards has a member of the Beringer family at the helm as Chief Winemaker.
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Continue reading →: Exploring France with Andrew JeffordAndrew Jefford is one of the world’s most prolific and seasoned wine writers. Read Vino Venture’s 2016 interview in this link to the Wine Scholar Guild website.
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