Canada finds its Napa

Article Abstract:

The history of the evolution of the wine industry in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley in Canada is narrated. The planting of European and American grape varieties in the region has led to an ever-growing increase in the quality and reputation of Okanagan wines.

British Columbia, Evaluation, Wine industry, Wineries, Okanagan Valley

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Researchers reveal hidden roots of the Rhone's great grape

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Research in France and the United States has identified the origins of the Syrah which is used to make the great wines of the Rhone in France and in other regions. The Dureza and Mondeuse Blanche, two obscure French varieties have been found to be the source.

Research, Identification and classification, Wine, Syrah (Wine)

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Mondavis donate $35-million to UC Davis for wine and food center

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Issues are presented concerning the $350-million donation which has been made by Margrit and Robert Mondavi to the University of California. The money will be used to establish a winery and teaching facility.

Donations, Study and teaching, Wine and wine making, Wine making, Mondavi, Robert, Mondavi, Margrit, California, University of

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