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@easleywinery @EasleyWinery Easley Winery began as the dream of Jack & Joan Easley in the late 1960’s. Making wines as a hobby in their basement in Indianapolis, Jack and Joan dreamed of growing grapes and making wine in Indiana. After working with friends, Jack and Joan successfully lobbied the Indiana government so wine could be made … Read more
@WyandotteWinery @Wyandotte_Wine The first and oldest winery in Central Ohio, Wyandotte Winery opened its doors to the public in 1977. At the time, Floyd Jones, the original owner, constructed the foundation of the winery, only 10 wineries existed in the state of Ohio. Floyd and his wife Peggy worked on the grounds of the winery … Read more
Located in Arizona, Fire Mountain Wines embraces its Southwestern heritage to create its wine. Pulling not just from Arizona vineyards, the winery sources grapes from California and New Mexico, as well. Since its founding in 2011, Fire Mountain Wines has highlighted Cottonwood’s Native American roots. Besides using ancient wine techniques first employed by Native American … Read more
Located in the heart of Shenandoah Valley, Jump Mountain Vineyards stretches across thirty-two beautiful acres in Virginia. In 2006, Mary Hughes and David Vermillion bought the land for its low humidity and cool temperatures. The first harvest was planted two years later. With the construction of its own winery building, Jump Mountain Vineyard began to … Read more
The history of the Inglenook began over a century ago. Upon arriving in California, Gustave Niebaum, a Finnish immigrant, bought Inglenook vineyards in 1879. In 1882, the first harvest was picked. Magically, Inglenook survived the deadly earthquake of 1906. Despite the success of the winery, wine production would cease off and on for the next … Read more
