A Year in Burgundy, film by David Kennard
This is a film of beauty. The photography is extraordinary and the images will resonate with you for years to come.
Read MoreThis is a film of beauty. The photography is extraordinary and the images will resonate with you for years to come.
Read MoreWine Country Women of Sonoma County, released in March 2020, celebrates one of the most beautiful wine growing agricultural areas in the United States, Sonoma County, in Northern California.
Read MoreWine and the White House: A History introduces the American Presidents and their relationship to the winemakers and the wines served at inaugural and state celebrations in the White House.
Read MoreThis film, narrated by Jeremy Quinn and hundreds of voices raised in song, is a world history lesson as well as an exploration of winemaking over the last 8,000 years. It bears watching several times to absorb the history of the Republic of Georgia.
Read MoreThis 128-page book provides quick and easy facts to answer/respond to federal prohibition arguments as presented by various temperance organizations, including the Anti-Saloon League, the Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU), and other forces who believed that Prohibition was necessary in America.
Read MoreThe author highlights three of the largest historic wineries: Italian Swiss Colony, the Italian Vineyard Company, and the E&J Gallo Winery.
Read MoreOur Wine History Project library will provide lifelong learning possibilities, connecting you with a variety of resources and tools that have oodles of viticulture information relating to the wine history in the San Luis Obispo County community.
Read MoreNew Book On York Mountain Winery And Epoch Estate Wines Just Released
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The Wine Makers of Paso Robles by Julia Pérez and Paul Hodgins. Published by David Garrett, 2017....
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Wine Trails: United States and Canada. Lonely Planet, 2018. This book helps you plan 40 weekends...
Read MoreZinfandel: A History of a Grape and Its Wine by Charles L. Sullivan. Berkeley: University of...
Read MoreJancis Robinson’s Guide to Wine Grapes. Oxford University Press, 1996. This book describes...
Read MoreGrape Varieties by Pierre Galet. Hatchette Wine Library, first published in Great Britain by...
Read MoreAmerican Wine: The Ultimate Companion to the Wines and Wineries of the United States by Jancis...
Read MoreThis book focuses on the wine history of Los Angeles from its origins in the late 18th Century in...
Read MoreJon writes about the young innovative winemakers who rewriting the rules of cometemporary winemaking.
Read MoreAmerican Rhone Wines have seen dramatic growth as the American palate matures. More acreage is devoted to growing the grapes each year and more winemakers are producing the wines. Syrah is one of the most exciting varietals. Patrick writes the history of the American Rhone movement; it is timely and a compelling story which is most enjoyable to read as you sip your favorite varietal.
Read MoreWith extensive bibliographies these books can provide you with the history of wine in almost every state.
Read MoreFor those who love history but do not have much time, try The History of Wine in 100 Bottles: from...
Read MoreA Companion to California Wine by Charles Sullivan is an encyclopedia of wine and wine making from...
Read MoreWine Folly: The Essential Guide to Wine by Madeline Puckette and Justin Hammack. This delightful...
Read MoreIn 1986 the publication California Wineries – A Photographic Profile by Vicki León and...
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