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- Innkeeper - 05-02-2005
According to WS (5/31 edition) Dick Earth who has wintered in Arizona is moving there full or most time. He has 200 acres in the high desert near Wilcox and is going to plant 12 of the acres with Syrah, Tempranillo, and other reds. Don't know when he'll get the wine to WW's pusher.
- dananne - 05-02-2005
IK, I know it was just a typo, but just to allay any confusion for others, his name is Erath.
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I'll be excited to see what happens with it. As a lover of the Tempranillo grape, I really think it can work in the States if the right microclimate is found for it.
- winoweenie - 05-02-2005
Hopefully he's more magician than winegrower as, so far, I've let my pusher keep all the local product. WW
- Kcwhippet - 05-02-2005
Stopped in at FW Webb when I was driving back east from CA back in 1989. I was less than overwhelmed.