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Ten Great Reasons to Love California’s Wineries and Vineyards
(Contributed by Gregg McPherson) Californian’s have much to be thankful for – great weather, fabulous beaches, soaring mountains, and a thriving economy. Many people focus on Silicon Valley and the amazing technology that is produced there when they think of … Continue reading
Which Top American Wine Was Preferred by Chinese Master Class?
(May 19, 2017) Last evening I taught a Master class in Shanghai, China entitled “Top Wines of America.” It was scheduled from 7 to 9pm at the Hyatt Regency, and all 34 seats in the class were filled with young … Continue reading
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Tagged American Wine, China, Domaine Serene, masterclass, Oregon Wine, wine, Wine100.org
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Toasting Trione Winery at Over 100 Years in Sonoma County
(Contributed by Jane Hofmiester) Trione Winery was the most recent guest winery in the SSU Winesense Club educational series. Boasting over 100 years in Sonoma County, the Trione family are true pioneers in the region. About Trione Winery Beginning as … Continue reading
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Tagged Primitivo, Sonoma County, SSU Wine Business Program, SSU Winesense, Trione Winery, wine
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Russian River Vineyards – A Winery with an 1890 Historic Farmhouse Restaurant and Organic Food Garden
(Contributed by Jennifer Schiff) Is it a restaurant, a farm, a tasting lounge, an historic site, or a winery? Well actually Russian River Vineyards encompasses all five of these functions. Established in the 1960s in the heart of the 10,000 … Continue reading
Learning About Champagne Riddling at Field Trip to Domaine Carneros
Old wooden riddling racks were set-up around the second floor room of Domaine Carneros, overlooking the winery below. CEO, Eileen Crane, handed everyone a glowing flute of Domaine Carneros Ultra Brut to enjoy as she explained how the riddling process … Continue reading
Wines for the Lawyer and Sicilian in Your Life – Emmitt-Scorsone Winery
(Contributed by Jane Hofmeister) This week, Palmer Emmitt, CEO of Emmitt-Scorsone Winery, visited SSU to share his beautiful artisan wines with us. Palmer and his partner produce two brands: Judge Palmer and Domenica Amato. The Judge Palmer Wine Brand This … Continue reading
The Unknown Story of Gloria Ferrer Champagne Cave’s First Venture into the US Market
Contributed by Jennifer Schiff – The SSU WineSense Club’s first meeting of the Spring 2017 semester featured Gloria Ferrer Champagne Caves, a prominent bubble house located in the southernmost part of Sonoma. The sparkling wine house was established in 1982 … Continue reading
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Tagged Bubbles, Champagne Caves, Freixenet, Millennials, Sonoma County, Spain, Spanish Wine, SSU Wine Business INstitute, SSU Winesense, wine
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