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Don’t Travel July 4th! Stay Close to Home and Visit a Winery!

June 29, 2018 – 11:01 am

Save time, gas and frustration and for the 4th of July visit your neighborhood winery!

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National Hot Dog Month: Etiquette-Should you Have Wine with Your Hot Dog?

July 24, 2014 – 7:37 am

Yesterday I realized that this month is National Hot Day Month. Who would have known, however, it does make a lot of sense, as Yesterday I realized that this month is National Hot Day Month. Who would have known, however, it does make a lot of sense, as July is a great month to barbecue. To verify that this is really the national Hot Dog Month, I visited the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council website.

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Tasting Room Etiquette

June 3, 2014 – 9:29 am

Now that the weather has warmed up, wine enthusiasts can search out local wineries to visit as well as travel to wine regions. When visiting a winery or vineyard tasting room, do not expect a bar scene. There is a decorum and etiquette to follow. We wrote an article about tasting room etiquette in 2007. […]

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Tasting Room Etiquette

April 5, 2012 – 6:37 am

I noticed a discussion on LinkedIn in the winemaker’s group about people that have perfume or after shave on when attending a winery for a tasting. Most of the comments pointed to not wearing perfume or aftershave because it can interfere with the wine tasting experience. Perfume is only one example of tasting room etiquette. […]

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