He shouted out, urging people not to touch the spilled wine so that no non-Jews would disrupt the kosher process, which is different from regular winemaking in that the people who handle the grapes, wine and equipment must be Jewish. The Sacramento Business Journal looks at one Amador county winery in California, that has such a following that all of their wine is sold in a week. Once a year, wine connoisseurs descend on Young's Vineyard, near the Amador County hamlet of Plymouth. Throngs fill the tasting room. Buyers who can't get near the bar hand their credit cards through a window.
People line up at the back of the winery to pick up their orders.
Anyone who has spent any time with Vionier can relate to what Sheral Schowe has to say at the Wine Lover's Page . It has to do with perfume. Lebanese wine seems to be on the upswing around the world. Read about the trends in the Daily Star . Pruning is over, and leaves are starting to grow on vine stalks across the Bekaa.