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Winesong! An ultra-casual low-key wine and food weekend in one of the most scenic places in America… -- September 11th & 12th, 2009 [more information]
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The first inhabitants of the Anderson Valley were the nomadic Pomo Indians who made their encampments throughout the area, hunting and fishing in the abundant forests, streams and watersheds of the Navarro River. There are still remnants of an Indian village preserved within the confines of vineyard land and a few locals have worked hard to make sure that this sacred ground still lies undisturbed. full article
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For many travelers on I-80 heading up to the Sierra, Auburn is that "cute little western town" with the gold-domed courthouse they pass through before making a strategic stop at Ikeda's for burgers, specialty groceries and whole pies. These days, however, Auburn—an original Gold Rush town founded in 1848—is no longer a pit stop... it's a weekend destination. full article
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Napa Valley winemaker Miljenko "Mike" Grgich was inducted into the Vintner Hall of Fame in 2008 in honor of his many contributions to the wine industry. The tribute came at the same time that Mike was celebrating his 50th vintage of making wine in the Napa Valley. full article
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Terroirs Artisan Wines: Damskey and Company is the most recent adventure for Kerry and Daisy Damskey. Kerry Damskey, a leading international wine consultant, is recognized on four continents for his acuity and focus in creating outstanding wines through Terroirs, Inc, the firm that he and his wife, Daisy have created. full article
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