The History of Rancho Cucamonga California's wine industry spread from Los Angeles and continued to flourish, making it the most prominent wine-producing state. Southern California has a rich history of wine production, but it […]
The Tank Garage Winery When Tank Winery Opened in 2014, the owners were taking a considerable risk with a new type of business. This winery would mark the first-time people would pump wine from […]
How Robert Mondavi Changed American Wine Europe has a long history of wine-making and marketing. Therefore, when most people think of fine-quality wines in any part of the world, the wineries of Europe pop […]
April 26, 1717: On this day, the repurposed cargo and slave transport ship Whydah Gally sunk off the coast of Cape Cod, killing 143 people, including its pirate captain Samuel "Black Sam" Bellamy. Two […]
November 2, 1800: On this day, Grenache was planted in the Southern Rhône Valley. Grenache arrived in France probably through what is now Roussillon as it was under Aragón rule. November 2, 1910: On […]
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