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Meanderings in Sonoma

There is much more to do in the small, rural locations in northern Sonoma than you might think.  One activity that you must experience at least once is a Mateo Granados traveling dinner.  Mateo and his crew setup operations at various locations throughout the month, with most being wineries.  He creates authentic cuisine from the [...]

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Feeding and Drinking Frenzy in a Tasting Room

Whoa!  Man, has time flown by this Autumn so far.  In my desperate focus to find a permanent job once harvest at Holdredge was complete, I have severely neglected my blog once teeming with excitement and discussion.  Well, at least I was successful in finding that job and I am happy to announce that I [...]

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Pinot Noir Community Twitter Wine Tasting Makes News in Oregon Wine Press

Our little global #PinotNoir Twitter tasting (300+ unique twitterers, 2070+ tweets in 2-hours) makes the news in the Oregon Wine Press.  Check it out by clicking the image:

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Anderson Valley – Horsin’ Around with Pinot Noir

About 60 miles north of Healdsburg and along some seriously winding roads that might cause motion-sickness for some lies the Anderson Valley.  This American Viticultural Area (AVA) is well-known for producing some fantastic Pinot Noir, so it didn’t take much for my tour guide for the day, Deb Kravitz (@whatdebpours), to convince me we should [...]

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North Coast Wine Country Hospitality

The South is at risk of losing it’s title of having the friendliest hospitality in the land.  Once I arrived safely in Santa Rosa after my 5-day trek across this great land of ours, I had expected to take a few days to relax, get settled and work on a few things.  Well that thought [...]

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