Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) of American Wine Who discovered vines in America? Vikings landed in North America around 1000AD, long before Columbus's discovery. The voyagers were mesmerized by the abundance of vine varieties and […]
The Evolution of Wine in America - Through The 1960s Until Now While we know wine is essentially a drink as old as time, the United States wasn't always the biggest fan of vino. […]
Women’s Role in The American Wine Industry In 1974, Dr. Anne Noble joined the faculty of Enology and Viticulture at the University of California, Davis. She was the first woman hired as a faculty […]
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 […]
Evolution of Wine Clubs in the United States Wine holds a special place in the heart of virtually every wine enthusiast and any global region where it is genuinely appreciated. What makes wine stand […]
50 Facts about Wine in America After the Civil War (1861 – 1865), many existing vineyards were dismantled and replaced with tobacco fields. Many visitors to the Great Smoky Mountains stop at the historic […]
America’s First Vineyard California is the largest wine producer in the United States and contributes more than 80% of US wine production, but did you know the first commercial vineyard in the US was […]
Wine in the Finger Lakes Region The Finger Lakes are a group of eleven long, thin lakes that run roughly north to south in the Finger Lakes region of New York that straddles the […]
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