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We met on this Saturday 15 years ago. Not you and I of course, but I and the lovely Sharon. I remember.

In Southern Maryland, No Vineyard is an Island As a start-up vineyard adventure on our Southern Maryland farm, the idea of becoming a founding member of the Southern Maryland Wine Growers Cooperative was an attractive option.

In new wine growing regions determining the best grapes to plant, in terms of survivability, productivity and yielding high quality wines, is frequently accomplished through trial and error.

When was the last time you saw a La Crescent or Chambourcin or Norton reviewed in one of those popular commercial wine magazines? The answer is simple: rarely.

Ever wonder what your visitors think about your business or the impressions made by your employees behind the tasting room counter? The staff you have behind the tasting bar is essentially the face of your winery.

Nebraska Harvest Harvest is in full swing in Nebraska. The Western half just finished putting the Edelweiss in the tanks.