Product Description
Author Richard Paul Hinkle takes a close look at the history of Greenwood Ridge, dating from the days of wagon train leader Caleb Greenwood. He chronicles the story of Greenwood Ridge Vineyards with fascinating chapters on grape growing, winemaking, the California Wine Tasting Championships and the new Mendocino Ridge appellation, one of the most unique wine regions in Northern California.
Seventy-five color photographs, many by filmmaker/photographer Kate Kline May and 19 color illustrations, including two time-line foldouts.
About the Author
Richard Paul Hinkle wrote the California, Oregon and Washington chapters for the "Larousse Encyclopedia of Wine". Hinkle won the Wine Literary Award for the pair of "Beyond the Grapes" books--one on Napa Valley, one on Sonoma County--he wrote with Dan Berger. Mr. Hinkle, who co-founded the "Wine Spectator" in 1976, has sold nearly 900 feature articles to magazines worldwide.
