This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Randy Caparoso, Wine Journalist, Lori, California, defining the phrase “Mediterranean Climate”. Learn more by Googling Randy Caparoso.
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This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Randy Caparoso, Wine Journalist, Lori, California, defining the phrase “Mediterranean Climate”. Learn more by Googling Randy Caparoso.
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Washington’s Red Mountain grows some of the most sought after grapes in the country. This desert climate area really shows how great fruit can come from diverse property. I met up with JJ Williams, General Manager at Kiona Vineyard and Winery at their extraordinary tasting room to learn more about this area. JJ is a wealth of information and best of all he represents family, a key word in wine. My photos in the video barely tell the story.
You can also hear JJ on our Vino Lingo segment defining the term “Flavor Listing”.
Learn more by visiting kionawine.com
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This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature JJ Williams, General Manager, Kiona Vineyards, Red Mountain, Washington, defining the term “Flavor Listing”. Learn more by visiting kionawine.com
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Washington’s Red Mountain grows some of the most sought after grapes in the country. This desert climate area really shows how great fruit can come from diverse property. I met up with JJ Williams, General Manager at Kiona Vineyard and Winery at their extraordinary tasting room to learn more about this area. JJ is a wealth of information and best of all he represents family, a key word in wine. My photos in the video barely tell the story.
You can also hear JJ on our Vino Lingo segment defining the term “Flavor Listing”.
Learn more by visiting kionawine.com
This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Mark Kaigas, Winemaker, Quilceda Creek, Snohomish, Washington, defining the phrase “Good Not Great”. Learn more by visiting quilcedacreek.com
