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Familia Schroeder: Wine and Dinosaurs in Neuquén
Roberto Schroeder’s ancestors emigrated from Germany in the early 19th century. Today Roberto is another kind of pioneer, developing an ultra-modern winery in Neuquén, a Patagonian province not previously known for fine wine. The area he selected, San Patricio del … Continue reading
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Tagged Chardonnay, Malbec
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The Wines of Galilee and the Judean Hills in Israel
Galilee (near Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee on the map) and the Judaen Hills (near Jerusalem) are the locus of Israel’s new boutique wineries, which are making world-class wines. Small producers like Margalit, Flam, Tulip, Pelter, Tzora and Adir … Continue reading
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Tagged Galilee, Judean Hills
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Zumot’s Revival of the Petra Wine Tradition
Two thousand years ago, vineyards grew on the plains of present-day Jordan and produced the wines consumed by the Nabateans of Petra. Recently discovered cave paintings (shown here) and the Qasr Al-Bint Temple [pictured below] dedicated to the Nabatean’s chief … Continue reading
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Tagged Jordan, Omar Zumot, Petra
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