Rod Byers: The oldest winery In North America
If you asked me what’s the oldest continually operating winery in North America, and gave me twenty guesses, I would not have gotten it right. I know because a bottle
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If you asked me what’s the oldest continually operating winery in North America, and gave me twenty guesses, I would not have gotten it right. I know because a bottle
Quilceda Creek President and Director of Winemaking Paul Golitzin and General Manager Scott Lloyd announced today that the winery exceeded its recent sales fundraising campaign for World Central Kitchen and has donated an astounding amount for a small family-owned winery: $305,280.
From California’s citrus heyday in the 1800s to Cold War military expansion, the Inland Empire has been a center of shipping and distribution. Today’s warehouses boom, linked to ongoing environmental degradation and job insecurity, has its roots in the science of war and in long histories of land and labor exploitation.