In this printed issue
24 Color pages
Letter from the President
Carolyn Martini
Dorothy J Gaiter:
Summiting “Matterhorns”: How Two Men’s Calculated Risks Led to California’s Red Wine Triumph at the 1976 Judgment of Paris Tasting
30th Annual Wine Seminar
“Napa Valley’s Old Vines and the Wines They Give Us”
Moderated by Tegan Passalacqua and panelists
Kelli White, Historian
Mike Hirby, Relic Wine Cellars
Bob Biale, Robert Biale Vineyards
Tegan Passalacqua, Turley Wine Cellars
Morgan Twain-Peterson, Bedrock Wine Company
Rosemary Cakebread, Gallica
Editor’s Letter — Diana H Stockton
Organization and Membership Information
Live and streamed at Frog’s Leap Winery
8815 Conn Creek Road, Rutherford
All are honored to share their mentee experiences with Warren and as mentors in their own careers and each has been invited to pour one wine.
Wine Library Wing of Saint Helena Public Library with
James O. Gump, Professor Emeritus and author of
Maestro: André Tchelistcheff and the Rebirth of Napa Valley
History Professor Emeritus, James O Gump of University of San Diego, has been coming to the Napa Valley since the 1980’s. He and his wife were drawn to its beauty as well as its wines and would regularly travel up from San Diego. As Dr. Gump drew near retirement …
Marc Mondavi and his daughter Angelina share details of CK Mondavi & Family’s 75 years in the wine industry. The 3rd and 4th generation Mondavis look forward to continuing the family legacy well into the 21st century.
We share excerpts from her Visual Oral History and also share portions of visual oral histories featuring George Hendry of Hendry Ranch Wines, and Dr. Richard Peterson, a Napa Valley winemaster, innovator and author.
A conversation with Cathy Corison, Corison and Colleen FitzGerald of Pine Ridge Vineyards
Our online moderator Tegan Passalacqua, winemaker for Turley Wine Cellars and Sandlands and a founder of the Historic Vineyard Society, is joined by author, historian and sommelier Kelli White and four fellow winery principals: Bob Biale of Robert Biale Vineyards, Rosemary Cakebread of Gallica, Mike Hirby of Relic Wine Cellars, and Morgan Twain-Peterson MW of Bedrock Wine Company.
Moderated by Kelli White
with authors Lucia Albino Gilbert and John C Gilbert
And five Napa Valley winemakers: Sandi Belcher of Arns, Sally Johnson-Blum and Pride Mountain Vineyards, Cathy Corison of Corison, Pam Starr of Crocker & Starr, Celia Welch of Corra
Frona Eunice Wait (Mrs. Colburn) was an author and slide lecturer. Following the publication of her book Wines & Vines of California, in 1889 she lectured throughout the state on wine and viticulture. Dr. Maynard Amerine first met her in 1935. She later came to UC Davis to present her program. Her collection of historic lantern slides was entrusted to Amerine for safekeeping and he, in turn, donated the slides to the Napa Valley Wine Library in 1981. The collection documents the wineries, winegrowing and winemaking in Napa, Sonoma and Fresno Counties and the Livermore Valley in the 1880’s and includes some of the earliest images known of Inglenook Winery and Greystone Cellars.
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