Stony Hill Vineyard the Creation of a Napa Valley Estate Winery Oral History
Stony Hill Vineyard the Creation of a Napa Valley Estate Winery Oral History
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Of course, there are a whole lot of little wineries now, but this was the first one ever in this valley . Jacobson: Did the people at Davis tell you to plant Pinot blanc, Riesling, and Semillon with the idea that those would be the 17 McCrea: grapes that would grow best, or with the idea that they would diversify- -? Both. Actually, they've all done very well, too. The Semillon is the one that was planted where it is because it was a very hot spot. It was too hot for the others. Development of ...Interest in Winemakine Jacobson: How did your interest in wine develop? McCrea: Well, when you live in the middle of a whole bunch of people who talk about wine all the time [laughs], and you drink a lot of it, you naturally get interested in it. Then after while- nobody could have made a better Riesling than Lee Stewart did, but you begin to think that it would be fun to see if you couldn't make it that good. After we saw what happened to our grapes- -not at Lee's, and not at Joe Heitz's, but when you sold it to Christian Brothers or to Charles Krug, they just dumped all the white grapes in together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, there are a whole lot of little wineries now, but this was the first one ever in this valley . Jacobson: Did the people at Davis tell you to plant Pinot blanc, Riesling, and Semillon with the idea that those would be the 17 McCrea: grapes that would grow best, or with the idea that they would diversify- -? Both. Actually, they've all done very well, too. The Semillon is the one that was planted where it is because it was a very hot spot. It was too hot for the others. Development of ...Interest in Winemakine Jacobson: How did your interest in wine develop? McCrea: Well, when you live in the middle of a whole bunch of people who talk about wine all the time [laughs], and you drink a lot of it, you naturally get interested in it. Then after while- nobody could have made a better Riesling than Lee Stewart did, but you begin to think that it would be fun to see if you couldn't make it that good. After we saw what happened to our grapes- -not at Lee's, and not at Joe Heitz's, but when you sold it to Christian Brothers or to Charles Krug, they just dumped all the white grapes in together.
What to read after Stony Hill Vineyard the Creation of a Napa Valley Estate Winery Oral History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Wheeler Mccrea to read onlineMoreLess
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