Upcoming wet forecast speeds up grape harvest in Northern California's wine country
With the potential of rain returning to Northern California this week, many vineyards are moving to pick some varieties quicker.
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With the potential of rain returning to Northern California this week, many vineyards are moving to pick some varieties quicker.
CALISTOGA, Calif.—Clusters of deep purple, red, and green grapes hang on acres of vineyards. At Napa Valley’s Castello di Amorosa, a castle winery, Veraison
Sponsored: 'Commitment, innovation, hard work' helps California wines stand out Carey Sweet FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 2of3 Wood Family Vineyards owner Rhonda Wood walks through the vineyard with assistant winemaker Alec Fraser and her dog, Sauvy.Wood Family VineyardsShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Wood Family Vineyards owner Rhonda Wood smells grapes during harvest.Wood Family VineyardsShow MoreShow Less This story is part of a paid campaign to raise awareness around the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition. The story was not reported by the newsroom and does not reflect the position of The Chron...