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Photo Essay: Making Organic Wine at Coturri Winery
posted by Mighty Staff
Organic Wine Journal has a fantastic photo essay on making wine at Coturri Winery. Coturi is a Sonoma, California winery that has been making wine organically since the early sixties. You get to see each stage of the process, from picking the grapes to loading the truck, crushing and de-stemming grapes to fermenting and pressing. Nicely done play-by-play for those of you who are curious about how certain wines are made. (link)
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Deb said:
Glad to see an article on organic wines. I have just started tasting them. Now I am on the search for them in Key West, which could be a challenge. I did find a nice selection at Wild Oats when I was on the mainland last month. Appreciate any suggestions.