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Terroir: A Look at Three Favorites

August 12, 2020 / Carl Tiedemann / Wine
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Last week we took a look at what terroir is, how it affects the taste of wine and the different types. In this week’s blog, we will discuss some of the differences in terroir between my three favorite wine regions: Napa Valley, California, and Burgundy and Bordeaux, France…

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Bordeaux, Burgundy, climate, Left Bank, Napa, Right Bank, soil, terroir

California Wines: Napa and Sonoma Counties

July 29, 2020 / Carl Tiedemann / Wine
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Napa and Sonoma County in California long ago established themselves as the premier wine-making regions in the United States. The winemaking history goes back to the early 1700s when missionaries from Spain planted vines in the region which they had brought with them to create vineyards so they could make wine. They needed a source of wine to make sure they had …

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California wines, Napa, Napa Valley, places to visit, Sonoma

Covid-19 Impact on Napa Valley

April 29, 2020 / Carl Tiedemann / Food, Life, Wine
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Several weeks back I posted a blog article titled “The Wine Industry is Changing.” The article did not paint a rosy picture of the wine industry then or in the future. Along comes the coronavirus pandemic and things have gotten worse. Before I get into the current Napa Valley situation let me share a couple of interesting facts with you…

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coronavirus, Covid-19, DTC, economic impact, Napa

Syrah Wine

December 11, 2019 / Carl Tiedemann / Wine
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In this week’s blog I want to introduce you to the seventh most grown grape throughout the globe. Syrah (si-ra) is also known as Shiraz in Australia and is a dark-skinned grape that is used primarily to produce red wine. It is used as a single varietal and as a blend…

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2011 Big Boy Syrah, Eric Kent, Napa, red wine, Sonoma County, Syrah

Napa Trip 2018

July 11, 2018 / Carl Tiedemann / Food, Life, Wine
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Most of my Napa trips are to make wine and search for new wines to be represented by our Indiana distribution company: Tiedemann Wines. In addition, I am always on the lookout for wines that might go in my personal wine collection. This trip, for the most part, was all business which included a lot […]

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2016 Adler’s Blend, 2016 Glenwood Cellars blended Merlot, 2016 Glenwood Cellars Cabernet, 4 Winds Winery, Angéle, Ashes & Diamonds, Ballentine Vineyards, Bistro Jeanty, Haley Wright, Hayfork, Mustards Grill, Napa, Roy D. Chapin IV, winery license
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