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New Vineyards for California's Winegrowers

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Grape Vines (photo by Pedro Jose Perez, courtesy of morguefile.com)

Some promising news from the California Farm Bureau Federation:

California winegrape growers are beginning to buy more vines for new vineyards. Nursery operators say they notice particular demand this planting season for two varieties, pinot gros and pinot noir. In addition, demand is increasing for traditional favorites such as chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon. Demand for winegrape vines is especially strong from farmers with ground in the Lodi and delta regions.

California's winegrowers have been consistently producing world-class wines for many years. News that there will be even more of the same in years to come is good news indeed.

For previous posts about California winegrowers go to:
1. A Talk with the Napa Sustainable Winegrowing Group
2. A Talk With Bouchaine Vineyards' Lee Hodo
3. Sonoma & Napa Wines Still a Family Affair


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