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Tag Archives: Vineyard freeze
Minnesota: Growing Grapes & Making Wine
Minnesota: Growing Grapes & Making Wine I took a long break from blogging while getting my new website up and running, enjoying the holidays and working with some new and established clients. My visit to the Cold Climate Conference in … Continue reading
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Tagged blenders blog, midwest wineries, Vineyard freeze
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Colorado: Wine, Winters and the West
Colorado Wine, Winters and the West I recently attended the third annual VinCO Conference, Colorado’s annual wine conference January 15-17. It’s held in Grand Junction, where the majority of Colorado’s grapes are grown. A massive cold snap hit during the … Continue reading
Don’t Let A Freeze Get You Down
Typically in the wine industry, you have one or two out of every seven years where you lose over half your crop. Three to four years out of those seven, you have an average crop level. And one to two … Continue reading
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Tagged Advice for winery owner, Arizona winery wineries, bill skrapits, Colorado winery wineries, New Mexico winery wineries, Oklahoma wine, Oklahoma wineries, premium wine blends, quality bulk wine, southwest wineries winery, Vineyard freeze, winery owner
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