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Wine Foundry Wednesday: Insider’s look at Stagecoach Vineyard with Dr.Jan Krupp

By |April 29th, 2020|

This session, features Dr.Jan Krupp, the visionary who founded Stagecoach Vineyard. Stagecoach, a property most viticulturalists considered unplantable, literally grew from Jan’s belief in the property’s potential and his perseverance in cultivating the inhospitable terrain.

Inquisitive Sips: Virtual Tasting Series – 3 Blanc’s & a Philosopher – 2nd edition

By |April 10th, 2020|

Inquisitive Stuart Ake, leads a virtual mission to discover why Blancs have more fun! We have Pinot Blanc, Grenache Blanc, and just to drive the point home, Blanc de Blancs. Adding to the fun, we’ll call upon a bottle of The Philosopher for some deep thinking (and drinking) on the subject.  To sign up for an upcoming tasting please visit Anarchist Wine Co.

Register for Wine Foundry Wednesday – An Insider’s Look at Winemaking

By |April 10th, 2020|

The Wine Foundry, a traditional winery making limited-production wines under the Anarchist and Foundry labels, is also the source for custom, small-lot wine production for individuals and small commercial brands.With the blending season ramping up, they are beginning Wine Foundry Wednesdays, an interactive exploration of vineyards and wine-making.

Inquisitive Sips – Virtual Tasting – 3 Blanc’s and a Philosopher – 1st Edition

By |April 7th, 2020|

Stuart Ake, will lead a mission to discover why Blancs have more fun! We have Pinot Blanc, Grenache Blanc, and just to drive the point home, Blanc de Blancs. Adding to the fun, we’ll call upon a bottle of The Philosopher for some deep thinking (and drinking) on the subject.

Flowering in the Vineyards

By |June 17th, 2019|

After a cool winter and moderate spring, sunny skies and warmer temperatures have staked claim across the Valley. This summery foundation has moved vines into the bloom phase. Unlike many flowering plants, which rely on outside sources, like insects, for pollination, grapevines are hermaphroditic and self-pollinating. The calyptra, a protective cap, sits atop the flowers. When ready, the calyptra is shed, exposing the pistols to pollen so fertilization can occur.

Sound the Trumpets! It’s our 2019 Vineyard Guide. New Sites and New Varietals

By |March 27th, 2019|

It's Bud break! We celebrate the annual ritual of vines waking from their winter slumber with the release of our 2019 Vineyard Guide. A friend recently asked why we drop off the radar every year between February and April. While quiet at a traditional winery, it's anything but at The Wine Foundry. It begins with hours of tasting through the previous vintage to assess the fruit profiles and structure of each site. Then it's muddied treks to each vineyard throughout California. The conversations, stories and tastings with the growers lay the foundation for the latest iteration of the guide.

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