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DAILY NEWS FETCH - August 11, 2016
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Publisher/Executive Editor, Lewis Perdue -- Editor, Becca Yeamans-Irwin
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Western drought persists, but has improved tremendously in past year. Daily Data as the cartographic details. Scroll Down.
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This Spring Mountain Estate Winery/Home Is Just Waiting For The Right Rising Star Winemaker or Chef
This 3,992 sqft estate winery/home on 12.92 acres of Spring Mountain has panoramic Napa Valley views with a vested 3K-case use permit (+ tastings by appointment), crush pad, 3-bedroom, 3-bath house and a chef-quality kitchen. To learn more, click this link or contact Katie Somple, WineryX Real Estate
 This property is all about making a name for a break out winemaker or famous chef!
Because the winery permit was issued in 1999, way before things got really tough at the county, it allows for tasting by appointment - that's huge. Also the minimalist architecture lends itself to a potential wow factor tasting room with retail use, including a commercial gauge kitchen ideal for any type of food demonstrations and entertaining.
The cachet of Spring Mountain and the exclusivity of the location are huge assets to the right buyer ready to make a name for themselves. Think Outpost. Think Judd's Hill on Greenfield Road. An additional adjoining acre along with wine production equipment are available separately. |
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CRAFT BEVERAGES: BEER, CIDER, WINE & SPIRITS - A Sampling of Today's Headlines
- Beer Growlers Are The Worst, We Should All Be Using Crowlers
- Another round of growth on tap for Maine’s craft breweries
- Is Home Brewing Co. Merely Descriptive of Beer?
- Mass. Craft Beer Sales Have Trippled Since '09. Will Big Brewers Continue To Let Locals Tap The Market?
- OK beer distributors’ president optimistic on SQ 792
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Western drought: better, but still persistent
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Becca liked this song best: Electric Avenue by Eddy Grant
Lew liked this song best: Fire on the Mountain by Rob Thomas
TODAY'S FEATURED WINE
2014 Black Ink Red Wine blend (CA). Light in color, plum and blackberry -like character. Nothing to write home about, but not terrible either. Purchased for $8.99. -B
This NewsFetch was hand-crafted for you by Editor Becca Yeamans-Irwin (The Academic Wino) and Publisher/Executive Editor, Lewis Perdue.
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