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LUKE Wines

The Wine Knitter

LUKE partners with vineyards that grow the highest quality wine grapes in the most socially, economically, and environmentally responsible manner possible. Their website says, “Regular soil analysis, natural composting, integrated pest management, biodiversity ,and integrated farming are always prioritized. This wine is unoaked.

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What Hotel Menu Trends Will Define 2022?

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Source eco-friendly products where possible, and look at implementing onsite produce gardens and/or composting. Partnering with local alcoholic industries like craft breweries, liquor manufacturers, and vineyards for activities like beer flights and parings to dishes is generally a hit and potentially caters to younger and upscale diners.

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Another Tasty Visit to Alentejo

The Wine Knitter

WASP began with 96 members in 2015 and has grown to 396 members representing about 45% of Alentejo’s vineyard area. Alcohol: 14% SRP: $12 WASP Highlight: Casa Relvas uses sheep to control weeds during the vegetative rest period of the vineyard, reducing the need for hydrocarbon-dependent herbicides. Alcohol: 14.5%

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John Jordan Foundation Supports Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund

Sante

The $150,000 investment from Jordan will allow SFM to keep the doors open at least 12 struggling restaurants and caterers throughout the county currently providing meals, purchase 42,000 to-go containers (compostable or reusable) and provide 65,000 meals. Jordan Vineyard & Winery. Lisa Mattson. 1474 Alexander Valley Road.

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“The Best Wines Come From Healthy Vines” -Scheid Family

The Wine Knitter

Today this family-run and owned winery produce and bottle their own wine from estate vineyards that stretch along a 70-mile spread of the Salinas Valley. From the very beginning, the family was environmentally conscious, which is reflected in their vineyards and winemaking practices. Their portfolio includes seven brands.

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Rituals

The Wine Knitter

The first vineyards were planted here in the 1980s during Chile’s revitalization of its viticulture industry. The vineyards for Ritual wine benefit from the cool morning fog and cloud cover. ​Fortunately, Covid has not interrupted the winery’s rituals and organic practices from the vineyard to the winemaking process.

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Earth Day, Living With The land

The Wine Knitter

Globally, more wineries than ever before are contributing their efforts to maintain sustainable practices in the vineyard and wine production. Emiliana Organic Vineyards, a pioneer in Chile, is one of the world’s largest organic and biodynamic wine producers. Conserving Biodiversity in the vineyards 4.