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San Diego Archives

The Month of July

July 1478 to May 1576: In this period, a group of Catholic monks is credited with having started the production of wine making. These monks eventually cut their links with the church, which resulted […]

November 11

November 11, 1215: The 4th, Council of the Lateran took place. This was a very important part of the sacramental wine history as it is during this time that the formal explanation of the […]

Staff Writer2026-08-06T19:55:50+00:00Categories: This Day in Wine History | Dates|Tags: 4th Council of Lateran, California, Justin Meyer, Napa Valley, Ray Duncan, San Diego, San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival, Silver Oak|

September 28

September 28, 1542: The explorer Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo landed with his expedition on behalf of the Spanish monarch, King Charles V, at San Diego Bay in southern California. It was the first time that […]

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