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Tag Archives: wine making

August Days 13 Years Later

August 31, 2024

Thirteen years ago I made my first post at this blog. It was called August Days. Saying how easy and …

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Loving Cherry Season

June 16, 2020

This is the time of year that cherries are ripe. I just love picking cherries from the tree and eating …

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The Verecund Vigneron

May 7, 2017

I am announcing a new web site The Verecund Vigneron, specifically dedicated to sustainable viticulture and fine winemaking. Most new …

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2016 Harvest and Crush — Not Quite

October 15, 2016

This has indeed been an unusual year. I hope. That is, I hope this year is not the start of …

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In Case You Missed It

August 29, 2016

I was interviewed as part of the “Wine Chat” series at The Wine Culturist in June.

Frost Damage 2.0

April 29, 2016

We had a second day of frost. And the damage was more significant. The extent of damage was again spatial. …

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Downy Mildew, Texas Chili, and Wood Piles. A Year in Review.

January 3, 2016

I esentially minored in Statistics while in Graduate School. So it is natural for me to pour over the yearly …

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NY Times “Advanced Techniques” and Other Falsies

December 21, 2015

At the New York Times there was a recent article about Canadian wines. Now, I have nothing against Canadian wines. …

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