Famous Romanian vineyards (Nine O'Clock)In Romania, grape growing and wine production are traditional activities going back as far as times B.C. Several authors consider that the origins of vitis vinifera lies somewhere along the south and north banks of the lower Danube.
Sculpture show moves to Rippon (Otago Daily Times)The arts of sculpture and wine-making combine at Rippon Vineyard from tomorrow until May 3 with the opening of a large-scale public installation in the vineyard's grounds.
Following a destiny of wine (Honolulu Advertiser)Michel Rolland is the world's best-known independent wine consultant, lending his expertise in wine-making and grape-growing to wineries in France and California and to places as far flung as South Africa, India, and South America.
Who?s Who in Wine Law (North Bay Business Journal)The more than two dozen attorneys chosen for the Business Journal?s first Who?s Who in Wine Law represent a range of specialization and a deep appreciation of wine making, often extending to their own vineyards and vintages.
Mirassou Winery to sponsor Phoenix LPGA International (The Business Journal of Phoenix)Mirassou Winery will pop the cork on a three-year partnership with the Ladies Professional Golf Association as presenting sponsor of the Phoenix LPGA International March 26-29 at Papago Golf Course.
Tracing El Paso's roots in wine (El Paso Times)This is the first in a series on the history of wine in the El Paso region. EL PASO -- I often hear people in the Zin Valle Vineyards tasting room talk about El Paso as one of the earliest wine-making regions in the country.
Bottle Shock (Reel.com)(2008) Starring: Freddy Rodriguez , Chris Pine Director: Randall Miller Synopsis: The story of the early days of California wine making featuring the now infamous Paris wine-tasting of 1976 that has come to be known as "Judgment of Paris."
Foley Family Wines makes Sonoma home (Sonoma Index-Tribune)TIM MATZ (left), president of Foley Family Wines and John Calmeyer, director of marketing and public relations, and their boss William Foley (not pictured) announced this week that they are making Sonoma?s Sebastiani Winery the company headquarters for all of the Foley brands.
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