Great intro, thanks. I have found that quality and style are diverse in Sonoma, but you can get some great ones at a much better price than what you’d pay for a similar quality in Napa.
The think with California is that because they have very little wine laws, they can grow whatever they want. You can have Tempranillo Cabernet Sauvignon and Barbra grown in the same AVA.
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Great intro, thanks. I have found that quality and style are diverse in Sonoma, but you can get some great ones at a much better price than what you’d pay for a similar quality in Napa.
I think I must agree with You 100%. Napa is almost like a brand name we are also paying for. 🤷♀️
The think with California is that because they have very little wine laws, they can grow whatever they want. You can have Tempranillo Cabernet Sauvignon and Barbra grown in the same AVA.
Yes, they do not restrict grape varieties, which gives a winemaker a lot of freedom. 😉
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Great video! Keep it up!
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Thanks! Very useful information.
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Always interesting to listening to your videos!
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