The Rise of the Winery Hotel Has Come at the Exact Right Time
I have a complicated relationship with wine country. First, I should clarify that I love it: wandering vine-striped hills, learning
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I have a complicated relationship with wine country. First, I should clarify that I love it: wandering vine-striped hills, learning
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It’s not easy to surprise New Yorkers with something completely new, but one summer night at Cellar 36, a natural
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Of Gloria Ferrer’s 330-acres of estate vineyards in the Los Carneros AVA, 35 are massal vines. “Grapes from these blocks
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In 2010, Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences gifted the Brooklyn-based New York Distilling Company (NYDC) 10 seeds
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While the world associates Champagne with celebratory effervescence, less well-known is that the region is also home to still wines.
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After Mount St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980, “large amounts of ash were scattered all over Eastern Washington, which
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