Beverly Hills crop

Article Abstract:

Retired Northrop Aviation CEO Tom Jones chose to plant wine grapes on his vast Bel Air, CA property and pursue his wine hobby instead of subdividing and selling the land. Jones, who has four bottled commercial vintages, has spent over $2 million for his Moraga vineyard.

Analysis, Column, Wine and wine making, Wine making, Collections and collecting, Beverly Hills, California, Vintners, Jones, Tom

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Sangiovese from the ground up

Article Abstract:

California vintners are planning on planting more Sangiovese and are trying various microclimates and grape clones. The grape is easily grown but often produces wines of poor character if not grown properly. It is often blended with other grapes.

Editorial

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Sonoma at the crossroads

Article Abstract:

Sonoma County is finding its wines are becoming more widely recognised. However there is the risk that a vineyard blight may take hold and the population growth of the county is causing problems.

Economic aspects, Sonoma, California

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