New York 1967 - New York Wine

DR. VINO DECEMBER 15, 2009 A New York view of the wine world The World Almanac and Book of Facts: 1967. New York, NY: Newspaper Enterprise Association, Inc., Excellent question! 1966: 305. MORE >>	BROOKLYN GUY LOVES WINE MARCH 26, 2010 Levi's Luncheon Anyway, congratulations on your achievements Levi, and all the best in your new role. New York is better for having you here. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS APRIL 10, 2012 \| DR. VINO Telmo Rodriguez uncorks terroir in Rioja DECEMBER 11, 2011 \| A WINE STORY Tasting Wines of Ken Forrester JUNE 14, 2010 \| A WINE STORY Visiting Valpolicella & Friuli MARCH 26, 2010 \| BROOKLYN GUY LOVES WINE Levi's Luncheon DECEMBER 15, 2009 \| DR. VINO A New York view of the wine world FEBRUARY 12, 2009 \| DR. VINO Some upcoming NYC wine events
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DR. VINO APRIL 10, 2012 Telmo Rodriguez uncorks terroir in Rioja Telmo Rodriguez was in full cry when I met him in New York City recently. Just a few brands? Rioja is the next thing to discover. MORE >>	A WINE STORY JUNE 14, 2010 Visiting Valpolicella & Friuli The famous 21 Club in New York sold more sweet Riesling than dry wines back in the early years of the 20th century. And New York? MORE >>	A WINE STORY DECEMBER 11, 2011 Tasting Wines of Ken Forrester first met Ken Forrester in New York at a trade event in New York City focusing on wines from South Africa. 96 Winery Road. MORE >>	DR. VINO FEBRUARY 12, 2009 Some upcoming NYC wine events Many wine stores offer tastings, which are always free in New York and may be the best priced tastings for our times. Drop by, sample some of the free springtime wines and see if the 1967 Ferrari is still in the store! Advertisement: Tags: New York City February 21 & 23: natural wine Nirvana. Map it. MORE >>
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EAST VILLAGE WINE GEEK | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2008
DRINKING A 2005 BENSON FERRY OLD VINE ZINFANDEL WITH A LITTLE BIT OF BACKGROUND

Let me take you back to 1967 when a professor at UC Davis, Austin Goheen was visiting Italy and in Apulia had a wine called Primitivo by the locals that was very similar to the characteristics of Zinfandel which at the time was considered "America's vine and wine." The New England Nurserymen at the time went west to join the gold rush. MORE >>

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