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Pacific Pinot Noir
Featuring more than two hundred in-depth winery profiles, this definitive guide is the best single source of information on world-renowned pinot noirs from California and Oregon. Drawing on his encyclopedic knowledge of a grape variety considered by many to produce the ultimate food wine, John Winthrop Haeger offers this expanded, updated companion volume to his award-winning North American Pinot Noir. Here, with three times the number of winery profiles, he focuses exclusively on what he calls the Pacific Pinot Zone, stretching from the mouth of the Columbia River in Oregon to Santa Barbara in California and extending up to thirty miles inland. An introductory essay provides an indispensable view of pinot noir in the United States—including the dramatic effect that the movie Sideways has had on its sales and production. Pacific Pinot Noir features: * Detailed descriptive tasting notes and selected vertical tastings * At-a-glance graphics conveying information on tasting rooms, prices, and production for each winery * Regional maps showing key viticultural areas * Contact information for each winery
North American Pinot Noir
A comprehensive reference guide to Pinot Noir wine in North America, including historical and viticultural background and profiles of six dozen prominent pinot producers in California, Oregon, British Columbia, New York, and elsewhere.
A Walk Through the Vineyards
Ishmael Vineyard (died ca. 1799) and his wife Jane Henderson lived in South Carolina, and moved to Georgia in 1785 or 1786. They had eleven children. Most descendants live in the southern United States. One branch of the family has dropped the letter "e" from the surname.
More Vineyard Voices
""More Vineyard Voices: Words, Faces and Voices of Island People"" is the sequel to the companion volume, ""Vineyard Voices."" It contains seventy-seven portraits of Island people and excerpts from oral history interviews conducted by Museum Oral History Curator Linsey Lee.
Bouncer Training Guide
The National Nightclub Security Council, is an independent membership organization, Think tank, Publisher and Training provider dedicated to being up to date resources for its basic members, board members, business owners, managers, educators and students, and other interested citizens in order to help them better understand the nightclub/bar security training and policy choices facing the bar/club owners, Managers, Security Supervisors and Security staff in todays world. Today NNSC is one of the largest privately held nightclub training companies in the nation offering a curriculum of over one hundred topics of academy quality nightclub training programs throughout the United States.
More Vineyard Voices (Hc): Words, Faces and Voices of Island People
"More Vineyard Voices: Words, Faces and Voices of Island People" is the sequel to the companion volume, "Vineyard Voices." It contains seventy-seven portraits of Island people and excerpts from oral history interviews conducted by Museum Oral History Curator Linsey Lee.
Washington Wines and Wineries
During the thirty-five years wine critic and writer Paul Gregutt has lived in the state of Washington, its wine industry has ballooned from a mere half dozen wineries to nearly five hundred. Washington Wines and Wineries offers a comprehensive, critical, and accessible account of the nation's second largest wine-producing region.
Historic Tales of Oak Bluffs
Skip Finley's Town of Oak Bluffs columns in the Vineyard Gazette were widely popular thanks to his breezy style and historical content. In this curated collection, he presents a chronological telling of how the community became the welcoming seaside resort for a uniquely diverse group of residents and visitors, including five American presidents. Discover how islanders like Ichabod Norton, Old Harry and Lucy Vincent Smith helped to define the island we know today. From the Panic of 1873 to the Inkwell and beyond, these witty and whimsical tales prove why this particular spot is featured in the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
