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Stored for Perfection
Wine Touring Made Easy
Gold Country's rockin' Rhones: Winemakers turn out French-style varietals in the Sierra foothills
Whispers Column: “Chilled varietals” and “A bumper crop”
Vine Architecture: Winery Grounds Become a Marketing Tool
Variety the Spice of Apple Hill:
Farm Stands, Orchards, Wineries Define California Area
Toast to a Bountiful Harvest
EDWA Supports El Dorado Food Bank
El Dorado County Wineries – Apple Hill
Liquid Gold In The Foothills
El Dorado:
Fun Wine Country Getaway in an Outdoor Playground
A Trip To The Sierra Foothills – Wineries and B&B's
Petite Sirah-Loving
the Other Rhone
El Dorado
County: The growing is good
Mapping
may help agriculture areas grow:
The new El Dorado County system can analyze the suitability of land
and create custom maps
Wines
of El Dorado Earning a Reputation
Zinfandel
Dominates Flavor of the Foothills
Bold rush in
the foothills: Wine grapes in boom there
Nooks and Crannies
Key to Range of Medals
Winery business
improving with age in El Dorado
Winegrape
value sets record in El Dorado County
Cornish Game
Hens and Sierra Foothills Zinfandel
Sacramento
Magazine: Justin Boeger Profile
Tending
Your Own Vineyard Isn't Always Fun in the Sun
Vintners
press on, as more acclaim and sales pour in
El Dorado’s Perry
Creek Zin is top red of 2002
State's organic
wine industry up in arms over proposed U.S. labeling mandates
Gold in the
Foothills: Small, friendly wineries produce medal winners
Dunne on wine:
In some ways, zinfandel is getting too good for its roots
Dunne on wine:
Zinfandel goes well with Thanksgiving
Adventure
Travel in Wine Country
New
Releases – Zinfandel
El Zin del Dorado
Placerville:
Unique Sierra Getaway
El Dorado Zinfandels
Wine Lovers Diversify Portfolio
with El Dorado Wines
Dunne on wine: El Dorado's wines shine at county fair – Sacramento
Bee
In
California Gold Country, a New Rush for Old Wine
GRILLS
WANT TO HAVE FUN
"California is producing some beautiful examples of
Rhone-style wines; try one of the many from El Dorado County in
the Sierra Foothills, which tend to be more akin to Rhone wines
than their Napa, Sonoma or Santa Busins. Surprise!" Read more
from Mark Arvanigian's Fresno Bee column "Tips
even a connoisseur could use."
Local
Wine Sales Up
Syrah
Superstars
Cheers from the
Vineyard
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