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Discover 8 Unusual Wine Regions to Explore

Discover 8 Unusual Wine Regions to Explore Bored of the same common wine regions like Napa Valley, Burgundy, or Tuscany? We have something fun and exciting for you with our 8 Unusual Wine Regions to Explore. There are many wine regions to explore that many have never heard of. Take a trip off the beaten …

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10 Vacation Destinations For Wine And History Lovers

Vacations are a great opportunity to learn more about a location and its rich history. Nothing says vacation quite like serene landscapes, world-class wine, top-notch dining, and an interesting history. Be sure to add these top vacation destinations for wine and history lovers to your must-visit list. All of these locations have a fascinating history, along …

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History of the Changyu Wine Industry

History of the Changyu Wine Industry

History of the Changyu Wine Industry On January 1, 1892, Changyu Pioneer Wine Co, founded by Zhang Bishi, became China’s first winery. The company’s headquarters are located in Yantai in the Shandong province. According to many wine experts, Changyu is regarded as China’s counterpart to France’s world-famous Bordeaux winemaking region. The company has developed more …

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Willamette valley

Why Is Willamette Valley Unique?

Why Is Willamette Valley Unique? Whether you prefer red or white wine, Willamette Valley has an award-winning version of both. This lush valley, which surrounds the Willamette River and stretches roughly from Portland in the north to Eugene in the south, is known for its unique soils and climate perfect for growing Pinot Noir. Aside …

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The Willamette Valley AVA

Willamette Valley AVAs

Willamette Valley AVAs Oregon started wine production in the 1840s, but the modern wine industry didn’t really begin to take off until the 1960s. Currently, Oregon is the 4th largest producer of wine in the USA and possesses 19 officially recognized wine-growing regions called American Viticultural Areas (AVAs). Each AVA region in Oregon features a …

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Mornington Peninsula

A Guide to Mornington Peninsula Wine

A Guide to Mornington Peninsula Wine Nestled in Victoria’s southeastern corner, the Mornington Peninsula stretches 100km from Frankston to Warneet. This coastal region boasts over 300 wineries and vineyards, with wine grape varieties including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, and more. About the Region The Mornington Peninsula is a popular holiday destination and wine-producing …

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Napa Valley And Its History

The Early Napa Valley Before the introduction of cultivated grapevines, wild grapes grew abundantly throughout Napa Valley. George Calvert Yount, a settler in the region, recognized the area’s potential for grape cultivation and planted the first grapes in modern Napa Valley during the early 19th century[1]. Other pioneers, such as Hamilton Walker Crabb and John …

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The History of Mornington Peninsula, Australia

The History of Mornington Peninsula, Australia   Sitting to the west of Port Philip and south of Melbourne is the beautiful and historic city of Mornington. This region in Victoria is home to over 150,000 people known for their hospitality and warm-heartedness. In addition to its picturesque and natural landscape, this area is widely known …

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The History of Oregon Wine

The History of Oregon Wine The state of Oregon has become known worldwide for its ability to produce high-quality wines. However, wine production in Oregon did not kick off until the late 1970s. Oregon ranks fourth in the amount of wine produced in the US after California, Washington, and New York. According to the Oregon …

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