Naugatuck Historical Society to Host "Savor Connecticut" - Patch.com

Naugatuck Historical Society to Host "Savor Connecticut" Patch.com By Ronald DeRosa The Naugatuck Historical Society is sponsoring "Savor Connecticut," a wine-focused event next month involving samplings, food and a talk by a pair of authors who will be imparting their knowledge about the craft.

Chardonnay marks 100th birthday of growth in US - Reuters

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Chardonnay marks 100th birthday of growth in US Reuters By Leslie Gevirtz | NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chardonnay, the world's most popular white wine, dates back centuries, but it owes much of its history in the United States to a winemaker who planted the grape in California 100 years ago. Wente Family Estates Named American Winery of the Year by Wine EnthusiastMarketWatch (press release) all 31 news articles »

A journey through South Africa's stunning wine region - CNN

A journey through South Africa's stunning wine region CNN Wrapping up my trip, and emptying my glass, I realize the defining element for South Africa's wines wasn't the mountains, the soil, the history or even the taste. It's the daily determination of vineyard owners and their staff (if they have them) to ... and more »

The Wines of South Jersey: An Overnight Sensation Three Centuries in the Making - NJ Spotlight

The Wines of South Jersey: An Overnight Sensation Three Centuries in the Making NJ Spotlight "Tourism is about more than wine," laments Camden County Historical Society Executive Director Linda Gentry. "There's only one winery in Camden County and it's 45 minutes from [our offices in Camden]. The aquarium and the battleship are big enough to ...

Super Bowl Meaty Fare Needs Manning Up: Sub Zinfandel for Beer - Bloomberg

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Super Bowl Meaty Fare Needs Manning Up: Sub Zinfandel for Beer Bloomberg Sugar Content “I don't buy it anymore because they're holding the alcohol at unreasonable levels,” said Charles Sullivan, author of “Zinfandel: A History of a Grape and Its Wine,” in an interview. “It's remarkable how between the early 1980s and today ... and more »