From mary at munsvineyard.com  Mon Aug  1 13:44:10 2011
From: mary at munsvineyard.com (Mary Lindsay, Muns Vineyard)
Date: Mon, 01 Aug 2011 13:44:10 -0700
Subject: VASCM:  Next Meeting Aug. 9 - Speaker on Netting & trellising,
 and Summer BBQ at Manildi Vineyard, Soquel
Message-ID: <4E37101A.2020602@munsvineyard.com>

Hi, everyone:

As promised, here are the details about our August 9 meeting next week, 
which is also our Summer BBQ (a potluck this year).  We gave you a heads 
up a month ago on the date, and hope you have it on your calendar.

Our program and speaker:  Michael Schmidt of Spec Trellising 
(www.spectrellising.com/). Michael will talk about different types of 
netting and how best to apply them in your vineyard. He is also 
available to address issues about trellising and supplies.

The potluck BBQ:  This is a potluck event this year. Please bring food 
to share as follows, according to your last name:
Appetizers:     U thru Z
Salads:           O thru T
Side Dishes:  F thru N
Desserts:       A thru E

The VASCM is providing a roast pig from Bruce Manildi's farm. Fogline 
Farms is a CSA at Manildi Vineyards & Orchards.

Time:  3:00pm
Where:  Manildi Vineyards
7447 Glen Haven Rd., Soquel 95073**

Please bring:
- your own wineglass
- a chair
- your potluck contribution
- wine to share


Directions:  Off of Hwy. 1, take the Bay St./Porter Ave. exit in Soquel
Turn right onto So. Main St.
Continue on So. Main, cross Soquel Ave., pass Bargetto Winery
at 1 mile, bear right onto Glen Haven Rd.
Manildi Vineyard is 2.4 miles up the road, on the left

See you next week! And we'll catch up on this growing season in our 
vineyards.

The VASCM Board:
Mary Lindsay
Rachel Ormes
June Salsbury
Bruce Manildi

From mary at munsvineyard.com  Sat Aug  6 10:36:38 2011
From: mary at munsvineyard.com (Mary Lindsay, Muns Vineyard)
Date: Sat, 06 Aug 2011 10:36:38 -0700
Subject: VASCM:   Parking and RSVP for Tuesday's Meeting
Message-ID: <4E3D7BA6.4030305@munsvineyard.com>

For the VASCM meeting & bbq this Tuesday, August 9, here is a message 
from our hosts, Bruce and Caroline Manildi:

Parking space is _extremely_ limited at our farm.We are asking that 
everyone who is attending the VASCM picnic on Tuesday August 9^th stop 
at Main Street school parking lot and car pool from there to the farm in 
order to minimize the number of cars.We will not be able to accommodate 
all the normal amount of cars and there is no room on the street to 
park.Main Street School is located on your way to the farm at 3400 N. 
Main St. just 1 ? blocks north of Soquel Drive on the right hand side of 
the street.

We would also like a response as to who is attending so that we have 
enough roast pig.Please respond to brucemanildi at comcast.net 
<mailto:brucemanildi at comcast.net>if you are planning to attend the 
picnic.We would like to have enough for all to eat some wonderful 
pasture raised roast pork!

Thanks,

Bruce
brucemanildi at comcast.net <mailto:brucemanildi at comcast.net>






From mary at munsvineyard.com  Sat Aug  6 10:50:25 2011
From: mary at munsvineyard.com (Mary Lindsay, Muns Vineyard)
Date: Sat, 06 Aug 2011 10:50:25 -0700
Subject: VASCM:   Program Addition for this Tuesday's Meeting & BBQ
Message-ID: <4E3D7EE1.6060707@munsvineyard.com>

We have made an addition to the program for this Tuesday's VASCM meeting:

As well as Michael Schmidt of Spec Trellising (www.spectrellising.com/ 
<http://www.spectrellising.com/>), Rich Casale of NRCS and Bruce Manildi 
will showcase the projects undertaken at Manildi Vineyards under the 
NRCS' EQIP program. These include: mulching; annual and permanent ground 
cover; erosion control; hedgerows; irrigation (lines, reservoirs); water 
management; water catchment; solar pumps; flow meters; and transition to 
organic. Bruce has really benefited from the EQIP program and since we 
will be at his vineyard and orchards this will be a great opportunity to 
hear all about it. You may get an idea of how you might benefit from 
participation in the EQIP program yourself!

Michael Schmidt will talk about different types of netting and how best 
to apply them in your vineyard, as well as trellising.

This promises to be a great program, followed by our annual summer BBQ, 
a potluck this year.

A reminder on the details:

When: This Tuesday, August 9
Time:  3:00pm meeting (potluck bbq will follow the meeting)
Where:  Manildi Vineyards
7447 Glen Haven Rd., Soquel 95073**


The potluck BBQ:  Please bring food to share as follows, according to 
your last name:
Appetizers:     U thru Z
Salads:           O thru T
Side Dishes:  F thru N
Desserts:       A thru E

The VASCM is providing a roast pig from Bruce Manildi's farm. Fogline 
Farms is a CSA at Manildi Vineyards & Orchards.

Please bring:
- your own wineglass
- a chair
- your potluck contribution
- wine to share


Directions:  Off of Hwy. 1, take the Bay St./Porter Ave. exit in Soquel
Turn right onto So. Main St.
Continue on So. Main, cross Soquel Ave., pass Bargetto Winery
at 1 mile, bear right onto Glen Haven Rd.
Manildi Vineyard is 2.4 miles up the road, on the left


Please see the prior message sent about carpooling, as parking on the 
property is limited; and request for RSVP to make sure there is enough pig:

Please stop at Main Street school parking lot and car pool from there to 
the farm in order to minimize the number of cars.We will not be able to 
accommodate all the normal amount of cars and there is no room on the 
street to park.Main Street School is located on your way to the farm at 
3400 N. Main St. just 1 ? blocks north of Soquel Drive on the right hand 
side of the street.

We would also like a response as to who is attending so that we have 
enough roast pig.Please respond to brucemanildi at comcast.net 
<mailto:brucemanildi at comcast.net>if you are planning to attend the 
picnic.We would like to have enough for all to eat some wonderful 
pasture raised roast pork!



See you next week! And we'll catch up on this growing season in our 
vineyards.

The VASCM Board:
Mary Lindsay
Rachel Ormes
June Salsbury
Bruce Manildi









From kgreywolf at hotmail.com  Mon Aug  8 10:26:24 2011
From: kgreywolf at hotmail.com (Ken)
Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2011 10:26:24 -0700
Subject: VASCM: Pinot Noir For Sale
Message-ID: <COL124-DS24ABD352343E97C499F4FBF210@phx.gbl>

Greywolf Vineyard, has approximately one ton of Pinot Noir grapes for sale this year (2011). Vineyard is located at 2200 feet elevation on Adams Road ? Interested parties contact Ken Woelfel at 408-353-1687 

From ed at munsvineyard.com  Sun Aug 14 22:42:37 2011
From: ed at munsvineyard.com (Ed Muns)
Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2011 22:42:37 -0700
Subject: VASCM: Endpost Tags
In-Reply-To: <COL124-DS24ABD352343E97C499F4FBF210@phx.gbl>
References: <COL124-DS24ABD352343E97C499F4FBF210@phx.gbl>
Message-ID: <97FDB1160E7A4A98B32948C16DAF9031@D4100Yoffice>

One source of custom plastic tags for wooden endposts is
www.eartagsdirect.com.  The round tag (Perma-Flex Orchard Tag Custom ...
http://www.eartagsdirect.com/other-tags/perma-flex-orchard-tag-custom.html)
is attached using two #4 screws, 1/2" or longer work fine.  10 colors are
available.  Any number range can be ordered.  In addition to the large
number printed on the tag, there can be smaller lines of text above and
below the number.  These might be used to denote the vineyard block and/or
the variety clone/rootstock or any other information desired.

Regards,
Ed
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Muns Vineyard - www.munsvineyard.com
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From jrobin.au at gmail.com  Tue Aug 16 11:56:09 2011
From: jrobin.au at gmail.com (Jennifer Robinson)
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 11:56:09 -0700
Subject: VASCM: UCD IPM fungicide results 2011
Message-ID: <3359E360-707D-47AB-A06C-50474972983C@gmail.com>

Don't know if others are having problems with split berries and looming possible problems with bunch rot.  If so, you might want to look at UC Davis's IPM site and go to Pests of Agriculture.  Under, you'll find the 2011 fungicide efficacy results.  Link:  http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PDF/PMG/fungicideefficacytiming.pdf  .   It may be worth noting that Pristine, with its ++++, ++++, +++ f or PM, botritis, an summer rot, has been joined by Switch, with ++. ++++.+++ for PM, botrytis, summer rot .  Switch is cheaper than Pristine and has a 'low' resistance rating. . . . so when you get to the part of the season where you're more worried about bunch rot than PM, it is a fungicide worth considering.
 
Jennifer Robinson
Fog's Edge Vineyard
120 Valley View Lane
Watsonville CA 95075
(831) 331-5354
jrobin.au at gmail.com




From soqueltax at msn.com  Thu Aug 18 14:03:55 2011
From: soqueltax at msn.com (GREGORY  F PISZCZATOWSKI)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 14:03:55 -0700
Subject: VASCM: bird netting
Message-ID: <SNT114-W56A247841F574BB418B537B92B0@phx.gbl>





Wanted: 1000+ feet of 14' (or 17") bird netting. Unused preferred. thanks, greg piszczatowski 831-475-9245  member of vascm  		 	   		  

From Bill at cgv.com  Fri Aug 19 11:28:16 2011
From: Bill at cgv.com (Bill Cooper)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2011 18:28:16 +0000
Subject: VASCM: FW: Wineries & Vineyards Meeting 8/22
Message-ID: <A68BAD7DF85788438E7A2D02CB02BA5B01174B45@CGN-RACKSERV.cooper-garrod.local>

Many, but not all of you, know that newly-elected Santa Clara County Supervisor Mike Wasserman wants to learn about issues facing vineyards and wineries in Santa Clara County and is holding a meeting on August 22nd at 7:00pm at the Coyote Grange Hall (8140 Monterey Highway).
Lessons learned from other counties are specifically requested in the attached letter, and I hope members in Santa Cruz County could provide some insights on what makes that a difficult place for wineries and vineyards.  If we can get better regulations in Santa Clara County, then you can reference us in your discussions with Santa Cruz officials.

I plan to attend and will be happy to convey any points/examples you have.

Below is Tom Kruse's email to Wasserman.

Bill

Bill Cooper
Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards
22645 Garrod Rd
Saratoga, CA 95070
408.867.8440
www.cgv.com




From: Tom [mailto:krusewine at aol.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 12:47 PM
To: Mike.Wasserman at bos.sccgov.org
Cc: krusewine at aol.com
Subject: Re: Wineries Meeting 8/22

Dear Mike
Thank you for this opportunity to share with you and the planning department the issues that are confronting the wineries of Santa Clara County. As you will recall you had our support in the supervisorial election. I recall one of the main planks of your platform, and you repeated it several times, was to invite business to this county and then get out of their way and let them succeed. I sincerely hope that is still a main tenet of your political beliefs.
There are, no doubt, agencies of the county and state scrambling to "invent" new reasons for their existence and grab, here-to-fore untapped, revenue streams. Wineries are not the place to further regulate and tax.
These are definitely trying times. I know the county is making cuts wherever possible and yet doing their best to provide basic and vital services to its' residents. Many, many wineries are just getting by. Contrary to what some planners may think we were never fat cats to begin with. More work and more expense to comply with new regulations and fees will, no doubt, put some people out of business. Yet more victims of big government.
I cannot speak for others but I can tell you, as a matter of fact, that Karen and I have struggle to meet our obligations. The winery business is our full time occupation. Ours is a tenuous existence so we are looking to you to remove or change some burdensome and, frankly, unnecessary regulations. Many of us are farmers as well. A winery with a vineyard is a perfect example of a vertically integrated business. At the last overhaul of the General Plan of the County a great deal of effort was put forth to recognize agriculture as business and not just the interim maintainer of open space. It was the intent of the county to recognize this and allow as many value added operations as could be compatible with the area. The purpose of all of this was to make farming in this great county a viable enterprise. At our winery, like many others, we bring in bottles, labels and corks. The rest is produced and processed here. It's really fairly simple. Let us strive to  keep it that way. I look forward to seeing you on the 22nd.
Sincerely, Your Friend
Tom Kruse

I am copying the other wineries on this.

-----Original Message-----
From: Wasserman, Mike <Mike.Wasserman at bos.sccgov.org>
To: Wasserman, Mike <Mike.Wasserman at bos.sccgov.org>
Sent: Tue, Aug 9, 2011 12:57 pm
Subject: Wineries Meeting 8/22
Friends,

Please join me on August 22nd at 7:00pm at the Coyote Grange Hall (8140 Monterey Highway) for a special meeting to discuss winery operations in our County.

County Planning Staff will be on hand to discuss how processes and regulations might be modified to support your operations.

Flyer attached.

I hope to see you there!

Mike

Mike Wasserman
Supervisor, District One
Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors
70 West Hedding Street, 10th Floor, East Wing
San Jose, CA 95100
(408) 299-5010 | (408) 295-6993 (Fax)
Mike.wasserman at bos.sccgov.org<mailto:Mike.wasserman at bos.sccgov.org> | www.supervisorwasserman.org<http://www.supervisorwasserman.org>




From Bill at cgv.com  Fri Aug 19 12:11:26 2011
From: Bill at cgv.com (Bill Cooper)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2011 19:11:26 +0000
Subject: VASCM: Questions for Wineries and Growers
Message-ID: <A68BAD7DF85788438E7A2D02CB02BA5B01174BA0@CGN-RACKSERV.cooper-garrod.local>

Here is the text of the Planning Commission letter:
Whether or not you are planning on attending the 22 August meeting in San Martin, please consider responding to any or all of the following questions. You may respond via a survey form featured on our web site <http://www.sccplanning.org<http://www.sccplannig.org>>, or via email <jim.reilly at pln.sccgov.org<mailto:jim.reilly at pln.sccgov.org>>. You may also voice your viewpoints on these questions at the meeting, or mail a written response to:
Jim Reilly
Santa Clara County Planning Office
70 W Hedding Street, 7th Floor
San Jose, CA 95110
Phone: (408) 299-5799
1.                  What types of activities supporting wineries might be of interest to you? What industry trends should the County be facilitating?
2.                  What County requirements (e.g., permits, site improvements, standards) do you believe should be impeding the development of wineries and agri-tourism activities?
3.                  What recommendations do you have for making the permitting process more positive and productive? Is there a particularly difficult or contusing process/ requirement that needs to be rethought or better explained?
4.                  Do you have facilities or operations in counties outside Santa Clara County? Do you have any experiences with their regulatory processes that could benefit this discussion?
5.                  What practical aspect(s) of winery operations do you mink the County needs to better "understand?
6.                  What aspect(s) of the current County regulatory process would you like to better understand?
7.                  What other information about winery operations would you like the County to consider?


Bill Cooper
Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards
22645 Garrod Rd
Saratoga, CA 95070
408.867.8440
www.cgv.com


From mary at munsvineyard.com  Tue Aug 23 12:08:59 2011
From: mary at munsvineyard.com (Mary Lindsay, Muns Vineyard)
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 12:08:59 -0700
Subject: VASCM: UC Davis Program: Current Issues in Vineyard Health, Nov. 30
Message-ID: <4E53FACB.20707@munsvineyard.com>

UC Davis has a program Nov. 30: *Current Issues in Vineyard Health. *
*
*Guest instructors, chosen for their involvement in developing solutions 
to the problems associated with grape pests and diseases, provide the 
latest management information on current topics. This year's topics 
include: breeding grapevines for Pierce's Disease resistance, 
controlling grape fungal disease such as powdery mildew and Botrytis 
bunch rot diseases, the grape growers' role in managing exotic pests and 
diseases, and mealybugs and grapevine leafroll viruses. Lectures are 
provided by a talented group of speakers comprised of UC faculty, 
departmental experts and UC farm advisors and cover: the biology of 
mealybugs in California and their control, the dangers of spreading 
mealybugs in pomace and the prevention of the disease, and damage 
reduction in the vineyards.
*
Instructor(s): *

*Deborah Golino*, Ph.D., is director of Foundation Plant Services and is 
a UC Cooperative Extension specialist in the Department of Plant 
Pathology, UC Davis. Her research focuses on the study of grapevine 
virus, virus-like diseases and the reduction of the damage they cause.

*When: *

Nov. 30: Wed., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

*Where: *

Da Vinci Building, 1632 Da Vinci Ct, Davis, CA

*Fee: *

$190.00 Includes course material and lunch.

More information at
http://extension.ucdavis.edu/unit/agriculture_and_food_science/course/description/?type=A&unit=AG&SectionID=158761&prglist=AGR

From Natalain at aol.com  Wed Aug 24 08:32:26 2011
From: Natalain at aol.com (Natalain at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2011 11:32:26 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: VASCM: bin available
Message-ID: <25939.64e7250c.3b86738a@aol.com>

Picking bin available, barely used corralitos area.
$200.00 
831 419-4828
 

From jennifer at blackridgevineyards.com  Wed Aug 24 09:43:35 2011
From: jennifer at blackridgevineyards.com (Jennifer Flippen)
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2011 09:43:35 -0700
Subject: VASCM: Wine grapes available for purchase
Message-ID: <BB3E0F1A93D64EA6A373C14EB260BDCA@BRV009>

Please post the below:

Cheers!
Jennifer Flippen

Director of Operations
Black Ridge Vineyards
 
18550 Black Road
Los Gatos California 95030
office: 408.399.6396
fax: 408.399.4884
 
jennifer at blackridgevineyards.com
www.blackridgevineyards.com
Lionshead Estates grapes are grown on a vineyard which encompasses 1.1 acres. Nestled in the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains, the varietals include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc. Past harvests have produced full-bodied elegant wines with a rich and fruity bouquet, luscious flavors, and intense colors.

I have chosen not to produce wine from this year?s crop and as such, am interested in selling 100% of the grapes. The vine count and clones include;

Cabernet Sauvignon: 522 vines (clones 169 and 337)

Merlot: 30 vines (clone 347)

Cabernet Franc: 22 vines (clone 214)

The bulk of the vines were planted in January of 2001, with a portion added during May of 2008.

The yield for the last few years has been:

2010        8,180 lbs

2009       7,670 lbs

2008       3,900 lbs

If interested, please contact me to at your earliest convenience.

Sincerely,
Karen Bergman
650.823.0988
karensbergman at gmail.com





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From jbargetto at bargetto.com  Fri Aug 26 15:36:03 2011
From: jbargetto at bargetto.com (John Bargetto)
Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 15:36:03 -0700
Subject: VASCM: Bargetto custom crush
Message-ID: <B1D0A7C769556B45AF0E3AC8E3ECDD111ADB6DAC4D@MAIN2008.bargettowinery.local>

Bargetto Winery will once again offer custom crush services for harvest 2011.
These include:

Crushing
Pressing (whole berry available)
Refrigeration and cold settling
Fermentation

Bottling as well

Pricing is on a sliding scale, depending on lot sizes.

Please contact me or Michael Sones, Winemaker, for more info.

Here is to a great 2011 harvest in SCM

John E. Bargetto
Director of Winemaking
Bargetto Winery
831.475.2258 Ext.17
jbargetto at bargetto.com


From bprikaz at gmail.com  Fri Aug 26 14:55:51 2011
From: bprikaz at gmail.com (Bob Prikazsky)
Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 14:55:51 -0700
Subject: VASCM: Request For VASCM
Message-ID: <024401cc643a$f1342930$d39c7b90$@gmail.com>

I'd like to have the following posted under "Other Products/Services Wanted"

 

Entity: Ghost Oaks Winery

Commodity: Tractor Attachments

Name:  Bob Prikazsky

Phone: (408) 981-8976

Notes:  Looking to buy a 5 foot wide tiller and disc and rent a seed driller
attachment compatible with a Kubota B series tractor.  Thanks.

 

Thanks you,

 

Bob


From aptosian at gmail.com  Mon Aug 29 18:30:42 2011
From: aptosian at gmail.com (Robert F. Hartmann)
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2011 18:30:42 -0700
Subject: VASCM: Endpost Tags
In-Reply-To: <97FDB1160E7A4A98B32948C16DAF9031@D4100Yoffice>
References: <COL124-DS24ABD352343E97C499F4FBF210@phx.gbl>
	<97FDB1160E7A4A98B32948C16DAF9031@D4100Yoffice>
Message-ID: <CAObQ602ng=ZScKan448mos4Xs3TSKTtfoAbfXvNE=aubXdTM=A@mail.gmail.com>

Ed,

Thanks for this input. I ordered tags for my vineyard to tag the end posts.
There are 79 rows. Each has the Row Number, a "irrigation zone letter" and
the clone and rootstock. It took about an hour to enter the information and
a couple of phone calls. Very helpful people. I received the tags and they
were exactly as I had ordered. Total cost was $115.

Bob Hartmann
On Sun, Aug 14, 2011 at 10:42 PM, Ed Muns <ed at munsvineyard.com> wrote:

> One source of custom plastic tags for wooden endposts is
> www.eartagsdirect.com.  The round tag (Perma-Flex Orchard Tag Custom ...
> http://www.eartagsdirect.com/other-tags/perma-flex-orchard-tag-custom.html
> )
> is attached using two #4 screws, 1/2" or longer work fine.  10 colors are
> available.  Any number range can be ordered.  In addition to the large
> number printed on the tag, there can be smaller lines of text above and
> below the number.  These might be used to denote the vineyard block and/or
> the variety clone/rootstock or any other information desired.
>
> Regards,
> Ed
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
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> Muns Vineyard - www.munsvineyard.com
> Facebook - www.facebook.com/munsvineyard
>
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From nick.guerrero at sbcglobal.net  Mon Aug 29 18:49:21 2011
From: nick.guerrero at sbcglobal.net (Nick Guerrero)
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2011 18:49:21 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: VASCM: Needed - 6 tons SCM Pinot Noir grapes and 6 tons SCM
	Chardonnay grapes
Message-ID: <1314668961.4634.YahooMailRC@web83602.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>

Hello All,

I am new to the VASCM e-mail group.  Thanks to Ed and Mary for their guidance in 
how to best communicate to the list.  As we near harvest we find that we are a 
bit short on SCM Pinot Noir and SCM Chardonnay grapes.  We would like to buy 
more.  Please contact me (at my mobile number below) if you have not yet 
contracted to sell all of your 2011 grapes. 

Regards,
Nick Guerrero
Winegrower
Vine Hill Winery
2300 Jarvis Road
Santa Cruz, CA 95065
831-427-0436 winery
408-568-1965 mobile
Please consider the impact on our environment before printing this e-mail.

From ed at munsvineyard.com  Mon Aug 29 21:34:44 2011
From: ed at munsvineyard.com (Ed Muns)
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2011 21:34:44 -0700
Subject: VASCM: FW: Hands-On Berry Sensory Seminar from Enartis Vinquiry
Message-ID: <E1FBB35197EF455C831E68451449126F@D4100Yoffice>

I've signed up for this BSA seminar on 6 September, which looks good and was
recommended by Clark Smith.  It runs from 9am-1pm.  Apparently, they think
they'll have fruit ripe enough for evaluation.  ;>)
 
Regards,
Ed
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Muns Vineyard - www.munsvineyard.com
Facebook -  <http://www.facebook.com/munsvineyard>
www.facebook.com/munsvineyard
 


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From: Harrington Whitney [mailto:Whitney.Harrington at enartisvinquiry.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 3:40 PM
To: Harrington Whitney
Subject: Hands-On Berry Sensory Seminar from Enartis Vinquiry



Dr. Gianni Trioli with Vinidea Italy is returning to California to host the
<http://www.enartisvinquiry.com/download/BSA%20Flyer.pdf> Berry Sensory
Analysis seminar. The session will cover berry maturity and vineyard
sampling rules using methods developed by the Institut Cooperatif du Vin
(ICV). Due to California's uncharacteristic weather this year, proper
sampling procedures are vital in order to assess the overall ripeness of the
fruit. This is a hands-on seminar with extensive tasting of berry samples.
Please click on the link above for details and registration information.

 

September 6
Sterling Vineyards

Calistoga, CA

 

September 8
J. Lohr Vineyards & Winery

Paso Robles, CA

 

Cheers!

 

Whitney Harrington

Enartis Vinquiry

7795 Bell Road

Windsor, CA  95492

(707) 838-6312

 <mailto:whitney.harrington at enartisvinquiry.com>
whitney.harrington at enartisvinquiry.com

 <http://www.enartisvinquiry.com/> www.enartisvinquiry.com

 <http://www.enartisvinquiry.com/download/2011HarvestHandbook.pdf> 

 

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