Shale Oak Winemaker Curtis Hascall to Pour at Festival of Undiscovered Grapes
Published by The National Law Review Curtis Hascall will be behind the table at the Festival of Undiscovered Grapes on March 28 in Los Angeles...
Published by The National Law Review Curtis Hascall will be behind the table at the Festival of Undiscovered Grapes on March 28 in Los Angeles...
Published by Piedmont Post Earlier this year on January 31, wine lovers gathered in down town San Jose for the Festival of Undiscovered Grapes, an immer sive wine-tasting celebration highlighting the world's rare and lesser-known grape varieties. The event drew local residents and visitors eager to explore beyond familiar varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardon nay, and Pinot Noir. Instead, guests sipped wines made from "underdog" grapes — including Semillon, Teroldego, Tannant, Bourbolenc, Cinsault, and Trous seau — representing more than 110 unique winegrape varieties grown in California....
Published by the Piedmont Post With dozens of wineries pour ing their distinctive selections, attendees wandered the room sampling bold reds, aromatic whites, and intriguing blends that many had never encountered before. Wine producers from across the state were on hand to share stories of their vineyards and the heritage of these less er-known grapes, offering insight into the diversity of California's wine landscape....
Published by WeLikeLA WeLikeLA listed The Festival of Forgotten Grapes as one of the things to do in March 2025!...
Published by JamesBrock.com I was impressed with the scope, diversity, and quality of producers at last year's event, and do not expect to be disappointed this year....
Published by BevNet After a successful inaugural event last year, Levine and Kern are excited to once again shine a spotlight on wine grape varieties that are often "forgotten" in the world of California wine and showcase an impressive group of wineries championing these lesser...