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Impressions off the Bus
I took a wonderful tour last Friday to Carlton, Oregon as part of the 2012 Wine Blogger’s Conference. It was blazing hot. After an impromptu police evacuation of our bus holding up traffic (all staged but all very cool) … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Sustainability, Grapes and Wine, Social Media, Travel
Tagged carlo and julian, carlton, oak tree, oregon, organic, vines, vineyard, wine, wine bloggers, wine bloggers conference 2012, winery
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#CabFrancTuesday #West and #East
In 2010 I followed ONE Chardonnay vine in front of my home for the entire growing season (April until harvest in Fall). I called it #ChardyTuesday because once a week on Tuesday I would tweet the progress I had seen … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Grapes and Wine, TInhorn Creek
Tagged 2012, cabernet, cabernet franc, CabFrancTuesday, clusters, franc, Grapes, niagara, niagara-on-the-lake, okanagan, Tinhorn, Tinhorn Creek, vine, vineland, vines, vintage
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Agriculture Water not an Essential Service?
>>UPDATE: April 9, 2012 the water flowed!! << Let’s start with some facts: We grow grapes We live in a desert–less than 10 inches average of precipitation per year Grapes need a minimum of 20 inches of precipitation minimum to … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Grapes and Wine, TInhorn Creek
Tagged essential service, farmer, Grapes, irrigation, vines, vineyards, water
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