Why an author says Temecula Wine Country is a unique grape-growing spot
Just in time for grape stomping season, a Temecula author publishes a book that explains wineries in southern Riverside County.
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Just in time for grape stomping season, a Temecula author publishes a book that explains wineries in southern Riverside County.
Friday night there’s a great party happening at the Cathedral Barns….or head to Suttons Bay for a stroll enjoying local art & wine! You can do a little stargazing at Sleeping Bear Dunes, or, take a lantern-lit
Hollister hosted another successful Grape & Fall Festival on historic Downing Street, on a cool and cloudy Saturday, Oct. 14.
Ryan Beauregard, winemaker for Beauregard Vineyards in Santa Cruz, posted an excerpt from the excellent book, “Late Harvest: Wine History of the Santa Cruz Mountains,” written in 1983 by Michael Holland, on Facebook as he picked Coast Grade and Ben Lomond Ranch pinot noir last week, a full month later than last year. He noted that the book referred to 1982 thusly: “This season is a normal ripening season.”
Wineries celebrating with Oct. 14 events.