British Columbia

August 12

August 12, 1712: Karl Jacob Weber was born in the town of Arth in Switzerland. Weber initially trained as an architect and an engineer, but he subsequently became involved in the excavation of numerous […]

Staff Writer2022-12-12T22:02:58+00:00Categories: This Day in Wine History | Dates|Tags: American Viticultural Areas, BC Wine Institute, British Columbia, California, Canada, downy mildew, Geographical Indication System, Howard Soon, India, Japan, Karl Jacob Weber, Mount Vesuvius, Peru, Pisco, Sandhill Wines, Santa Rita Hills AVA, scientific advancement, Ulysse Ribéreau-Gayon, Wine Access|

August 5

August 5, 1893: On this day, the Mudgee region of Australia began producing wine. Grapes were initially cultivated in the Mudgee region in 1858, and by August 5, 1893, there were a total of […]

Staff Writer2022-09-05T14:56:58+00:00Categories: This Day in Wine History | Dates|Tags: American Viticultural Areas, Australia, British Columbia, California, Canada, Chardonnay, Francis Ford Coppola, Gustave Niebaum, Inglenook, Mudgee, Pinot Noir, Santa Maria Valley AVA, Vineyards, Vintners Quality Alliance, wine region|

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