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Continue reading →: Riesling: Not Quite the King of WhitesRiesling lovers: extinguish the torches, put away the pitch forks and untie the noose. I am here discussing Italian Riesling which is not related to the Rhine Riesling you know and love. Besides, in Hungary, if one reverses the modifier, the mantel for the white wine of Kings is probably…
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Continue reading →: August DaysAugust is a quiet time in the vineyard. The major work done all year to date, preparing and tending to the vineyard, is mostly done. The weeds are mostly now left to grow in the aisle to compete with the vines; to slow down the vine’s vegetative growth and send…
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