When visiting wine country one of the very best things you can do is walk winegrowing property and experience the vineyards in person. If you visit Warnecke Ranch that’s exactly what you can do with Sutro Wine Company owner, Alice Warnecke Sutro. Alice’s family roots are in Sonoma and her love of the land and growing grapes comes through in this interview. We met with Alice at the property and enjoyed a friendly chat about all that it takes to become a winemaker.

You can also hear Alice on our Vino Lingo segment giving us her definition of the word “Volcanics”.

Learn more by visiting www.sutrowine.com

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When visiting wine country one of the very best things you can do is walk winegrowing property and experience the vineyards in person. If you visit Warnecke Ranch that’s exactly what you can do with Sutro Wine Company owner, Alice Warnecke Sutro. Alice’s family roots are in Sonoma and her love of the land and growing grapes comes through in this interview. We met with Alice at the property and enjoyed a friendly chat about all that it takes to become a winemaker.

You can also hear Alice on our Vino Lingo segment giving us her definition of the word “Volcanics”.

Learn more by visiting www.sutrowine.com

Listen to Alice Warnecke Sutro give us her definition of the word “Volcanics”

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While many folks know that the “Tasting of Paris” put Napa Valley on the map, the fact is wine has been made there for quite some time.  Rich Salvestrin’s father bought land to farm way back in 1932. Today Rich and his wife Shannon still grow wine under the family name just off Highway 29. We met with Rich and Shannon at the winery a few weeks ago for a leisurely chat in the upstairs tasting room.

You can also hear Rich on our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine term “The No Jack 3000”.

Learn more by visiting www.salvestrinwinery.com

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While many folks know that the “Tasting of Paris” put Napa Valley on the map, the fact is wine has been made there for quite some time.  Rich Salvestrin’s father bought land to farm way back in 1932. Today Rich and his wife Shannon still grow wine under the family name just off Highway 29. We met with Rich and Shannon at the winery a few weeks ago for a leisurely chat in the upstairs tasting room.

You can also hear Rich on our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine term “The No Jack 3000”.

Learn more by visiting www.salvestrinwinery.com