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[fooddatascrape]

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[itasting]

From the very first harvest in 1994, the Fries family marveled at the intensely concentrated fruit produced by their Desert Wind Vineyard--fruit perfect for crafting wines with immense structure and aging potential. In 2001, the family introduced Desert Wind wines in order to showcase this exceptional vineyard through its own wine brand. The original lineup consisted of just four offerings--an elegant Semillon and three refined reds, a Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and their flagship red blend known as Ruah, each with 3-5 years of barrel aging. In 2004, the family built a crush pad and wine production facility in Prosser, Washington, allowing them to process the fruit and age wines in close proximity to their vineyard sites. Three years later, they opened Desert Wind Winery, an immense Santa Fe-inspired destination housing a tasting room, banquet facility and luxury overnight accommodations. In recent years, Desert Wind’s lineup has expanded to include many additional varietals, many of which are available only to wine club members or through the tasting room and website. However, the commitment to producing finely crafted, age-worthy red wines and terroir-driven white wines remains the same. @desertwindwinery #desertwindwinery #wine #wawine #wines #usawine #prosser #itasting #redwine #winelove #tasting (presso Prosser, Washington) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrF2sx3nOkO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=17pckdun5qkzz

[vinoencienpalabras]

...y también hay calles de las que uno se enamora a primera vista y recorrido y vivido, calles que evocan en boca, trinan tiernas como corazón de alcachofa y esquinan con Santiago de Chile y cierto aire de Valparaíso, porque son profundo rincón del vino, patrimonio de todo el que las quiera caminar, porque hay una Mancha de sorpresas en la proa del los antejardines y te acercas y madrugas de luz y aroma, de suavidad como la mirada de un gato al nacer, como ese ronroneo oportuno y de vida que te acompaña por esas calles... benditas calles de Santiago de Chile, tan de azares y recomenzares... #MarcelSociasMontofré #ventanidades #wine #viñasdechile #chileanwine #spainwine #usawine #nyc #@vinolibro #vinotecadigital #marcelsociaslibro #marcelsociasventanidadeslibro #instagood #saturdaynight #pothooftheday #btl #knabis #santiagodechile #santiagolovers #santiagoapie #santiagoadicto #ebook #mebook #wineandfriends #wineandbooks #Me #selfie😊

[estebanbruno]

Hablamos de presentación??? Woodbridge Cabernet Sauvignon 187cc by @robertmondavi . . . #vino #cabernetsauvignon #columbiavalley #washington #usawine #wine #winelover #instawine #wineonvacations #winestagram #vin #vinho #americanwine #wineinmoderation

[itswinebyme]

This week, WineAmerica -- the industry trade group for American wineries released its first ever report showing the economic impact wine has the U.S. (linked from the headline and here).

Similarly, the Brewers Association for Small and Independent Craft Brewers, also released an economic impact report for their industry.

While pitting the two reports against each other wouldn’t be very fair -- as one accounts for an entire industry, and the other is only a slice, plus the data is from two different years -- I thought it was still worth noting the highlights in a single post to provide perspective on the gigantic size of these two industries.

When it comes to WINE: 

The wine industry’s total economic impact to the U.S. for 2017 is $219.9 billion (California accounts for  $71.2 billion. To see more state data see the chart on this Wines & Vines story, or you can individually look up each state’s details here. Pssst... journalists...  this is an amazing resource to give context to your future stories).

There are 10,236 winery facilities in all 50 states.

There are 677,629 acres of vineyards across every U.S. state, except Alaska.

The wine industry supports 1,738,270 American jobs, with wages exceeding $75.7 billion.

A total of $36.5 billion in taxes is generated -- more than $19 billion for the federal government, and $17.5 billion to states and localities.

In the world of BEER:

The craft brewing industry contributed $67.8 billion to the U.S. economy in 2016 -- a 21.7 percent increase from 2014.

There are 5,301 breweries in the U.S.

The industry accounts for more than 456,373 full-time jobs (a 7.5 percent increase from 2014).

Just like wine, the state with the highest economic impact is California with $7.3 billion (see all the state data here and here).

Cheers!

[sumyandhiswine-blog]

Vino Review: Spine Road Red (California, Blend, $5)

Exactly what you desire and expect out of a top-notch blend, but at a quarter of the price. Moderate blueberry and grapefruit flavors initially encompass your mouth, and slowly integrate into a traditional Bordeaux-like flavor. Great for the end of the day to soothe any work worries lingering in the back of the mind, or to gift to your nephew for his high school graduation.

[sumyandhiswine-blog]

Vino Review: Columbia Crest Horse Heaven Hills Merlot 2013 (Washington State, $10)

Nose is sweet lemon tart with inklings of fresh cut grass. Granny Smith Apple flavors are offset by heightening flavors of sweet strudel and cinnamon. Perfect for an after dinner night cap post an enchanting dinner with your favorite lady friend.

[broadwayspirits]

Omg what is up with the wind? Might as well let it blow you this way. We've got a beautiful Carneros Pinot and Chard from Acacia open!! USA! USA! #acaciavineyards #California #californiawine #wine #winelovers #tasting #nycevents #nyc #usawine #Tribeca #soho #pinot #chardonnay #Carneros