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19th Time’s a Charm
Today’s is the eve of my 19th vintage at Tinhorn Creek. Technically, it might be my 181/2 vintage since my husband brought in the grapes in 1994 when I was finishing my studies at UC Davis–but I was on the … Continue reading
Posted in Grapes and Wine, Health and Safety, TInhorn Creek
Tagged 2012, Grapes, harvest, okanagan, Safety, vintage, weather, wine
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