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Climate Change for Wine
Climate Change for Wine, has and will affect the variety of wines that are made, all over the world. Ben Schupack a Consulting Geologist wrote: Respect the earth, don’t use more than you need, and work together as a community. Global warming is a fact. Climate change is a fact. However, with vision, science, technology, determination, creativity, and using history as a guide, today’s winemakers and growers are facing challenges

Just Peachy
Just peachy, yes it’s that time of year peaches are almost ready to pick. There are so many ways to serve peaches. Desserts, pies, ice cream and even peachy drinks. What are you favorite ways to create peaches? Here are a couple recipes that may help you to get started.. If you review the peach pie which I called it adore.. Besides adding a chardonnay wine to the peach pie,

Keeping Cool
Keeping Cool, it’s that time again plus the weather is crazy and of course let’s not get into the political aspects of it, that is not cool.

Supper clubs
Supper clubs have been around for years, some are casual and some are more formal. And then there are dinner clubs they are usually higher end events. For about a year now, a group of us meet every Sunday for dinner. They are potluck, a theme is created and sometimes we take turns providing the main course. There are times when we decide to have salmon or more expensive cuts

How to make plum cobblers
How to make plum cobblers, we started out by removing the pitts from the plums. In a big pot I added the plums and filled with water. Boiled them to soften, which enabled us to remove the pitts. This video was produced almost 14 years ago. There were a few we didn’t catch, we just figured if you got a pit in your pie – you were blessed! Step 1:

Equitable Food Initiative
Equitable Food Initiative is about elevating Social Responsibility through Worker Engagement. EFI Certification provides assurance while fostering collaboration and worker engagement. Equitable Food Initiative, the workforce development and certification organization that partners with growers, farmworkers, retailers and consumer groups, celebrated a groundbreaking year marked by transformative advancements in ethical labor practices, collaboration and workforce development across the produce supply chain. This approach seeks to break down hierarchical silos and give
Mari-Lyn aka the Pie Princess
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Party Wines
Party Wines, like Nebuchadnezzar Champagnes, Burgundies, and Bordeaux wines are highly collectible and FANTASTIC for a party! Balthazar: A giant wine bottle with 12 liters inside, equivalent to 16 standard bottles. Barnyard: Describes an earthy, farm-like smell in some wines, often found in natural or biodynamic wines. Bottle Shock: A phenomenon that occurs when wine has been newly bottled or

Hidden Seas Winery
Hidden Seas Winery, is working towards their goal of removing one billion plastic bottles by 2030. That for every one bottle sold of The Hidden Sea wine, ten plastic bottles are removed and recycled from the ocean. Hidden Seas Mission: Our mission to help educate and address the issue of plastics in the oceans. For every one bottle sold of

Follow the VINTNER not the VINTAGE
Follow the VINTNER not the VINTAGE Bordeaux Rose the uninitiated Bordeaux wines are known for their powerful red varietals creating austerity & masculinity This might seem odd, as Bordeaux wines are more known for their reds not Rose’ or Blancs’ Whereas most of us want a “ patio pounder” for the rose season, for spring and summer sipping, the Bordeaux Rose’s