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1. [Image] Display to help volunteer wine grape harvesters at Weisinger’s of Ashland


	This display at Weisinger’s was made to show the volunteer workforce how to pick grapes by giving examples.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Display to help volunteer wine grape harvesters at Weisinger’s of Ashland Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) This display at Weisinger’s was made to show the volunteer workforce how to pick grapes by giving examples. Title: Display to help volunteer wine grape harvesters at Weisinger’s of Ashland Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) This display at Weisinger’s was made to show the volunteer workforce how to pick grapes by giving examples.

2. [Image] Volunteers harvest estate-grown Gevurtztraminer at Weisinger’s of Ashland


	As with many small wineries, Weisinger’s accepts volunteer help at harvest time to minimize labor costs and offer friends and patrons an opportunity to experience this exciting time in the vineyard. Here ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Volunteers harvest estate-grown Gevurtztraminer at Weisinger’s of Ashland Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) As with many small wineries, Weisinger’s accepts volunteer help at harvest time to minimize labor costs and offer friends and patrons an opportunity to experience this exciting time in the vineyard. Here volunteers are shown harvesting estate grown Gewurztraminer. Title: Volunteers harvest estate-grown Gevurtztraminer at Weisinger’s of Ashland Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) As with many small wineries, Weisinger’s accepts volunteer help at harvest time to minimize labor costs and offer friends and patrons an opportunity to experience this exciting time in the vineyard. Here volunteers are shown harvesting estate grown Gewurztraminer.

3. [Image] Grape stomp, Weisinger’s


	Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Grape stomp, Weisinger’s Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first steps toward that goal began with the planting of Weisinger's vineyards in 1979. John and the family spent many summers in the vineyards, tending the young vines. In 1988, the winery and tasting room were built. Today, Weisinger’s wines and the business have evolved into a celebrated destination in the Rogue Valley where you can enjoy a quality wine experience, see the beauty of the surrounding valley, and learn why the Rogue Valley is such an exciting place to grow and produce artisan wines. Weisinger’s is located fourteen miles north of the California border and four miles south of the downtown center of Ashland. Title: Grape stomp, Weisinger’s Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first steps toward that goal began with the planting of Weisinger's vineyards in 1979. John and the family spent many summers in the vineyards, tending the young vines. In 1988, the winery and tasting room were built. Today, Weisinger’s wines and the business have evolved into a celebrated destination in the Rogue Valley where you can enjoy a quality wine experience, see the beauty of the surrounding valley, and learn why the Rogue Valley is such an exciting place to grow and produce artisan wines. Weisinger’s is located fourteen miles north of the California border and four miles south of the downtown center of Ashland.

4. [Image] Volunteers helping with the harvest at Weisinger’s


	Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Volunteers helping with the harvest at Weisinger’s Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first steps toward that goal began with the planting of Weisinger's vineyards in 1979. John and the family spent many summers in the vineyards, tending the young vines. In 1988, the winery and tasting room were built. Today, Weisinger’s wines and the business have evolved into a celebrated destination in the Rogue Valley where you can enjoy a quality wine experience, see the beauty of the surrounding valley, and learn why the Rogue Valley is such an exciting place to grow and produce artisan wines. Weisinger’s is located fourteen miles north of the California border and four miles south of the downtown center of Ashland. Title: Volunteers helping with the harvest at Weisinger’s Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first steps toward that goal began with the planting of Weisinger's vineyards in 1979. John and the family spent many summers in the vineyards, tending the young vines. In 1988, the winery and tasting room were built. Today, Weisinger’s wines and the business have evolved into a celebrated destination in the Rogue Valley where you can enjoy a quality wine experience, see the beauty of the surrounding valley, and learn why the Rogue Valley is such an exciting place to grow and produce artisan wines. Weisinger’s is located fourteen miles north of the California border and four miles south of the downtown center of Ashland.

5. [Image] Grape stomp, Weisinger’s


	Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Grape stomp, Weisinger’s Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first steps toward that goal began with the planting of Weisinger's vineyards in 1979. John and the family spent many summers in the vineyards, tending the young vines. In 1988, the winery and tasting room were built. Today, Weisinger’s wines and the business have evolved into a celebrated destination in the Rogue Valley where you can enjoy a quality wine experience, see the beauty of the surrounding valley, and learn why the Rogue Valley is such an exciting place to grow and produce artisan wines. Weisinger’s is located fourteen miles north of the California border and four miles south of the downtown center of Ashland. Title: Grape stomp, Weisinger’s Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) Founder John Weisinger had the lifetime dream of starting a small artisan winery and fulfilling his passion for wine making. He chose the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon to realize that dream. The first steps toward that goal began with the planting of Weisinger's vineyards in 1979. John and the family spent many summers in the vineyards, tending the young vines. In 1988, the winery and tasting room were built. Today, Weisinger’s wines and the business have evolved into a celebrated destination in the Rogue Valley where you can enjoy a quality wine experience, see the beauty of the surrounding valley, and learn why the Rogue Valley is such an exciting place to grow and produce artisan wines. Weisinger’s is located fourteen miles north of the California border and four miles south of the downtown center of Ashland.

6. [Image] Bob Denman, Slagle Creek Vineyards


	Bob Denman is shown with harvested grapes at Slagle Creek Vineyard (established 1980). He produced grapes for other wineries before his own Slagle Creek Vineyards label was introduced in 2001. Other vintners ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Bob Denman, Slagle Creek Vineyards Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Slagle Creek Vineyards (Or.) Bob Denman is shown with harvested grapes at Slagle Creek Vineyard (established 1980). He produced grapes for other wineries before his own Slagle Creek Vineyards label was introduced in 2001. Other vintners producing wines with Slagle Creek grapes include the Willamette Valley’s Eola Hills Wine Cellars and Rogue Valley’s Wooldridge Creek Winery and Pallet Wine Company. Title: Bob Denman, Slagle Creek Vineyards Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Slagle Creek Vineyards (Or.) Bob Denman is shown with harvested grapes at Slagle Creek Vineyard (established 1980). He produced grapes for other wineries before his own Slagle Creek Vineyards label was introduced in 2001. Other vintners producing wines with Slagle Creek grapes include the Willamette Valley’s Eola Hills Wine Cellars and Rogue Valley’s Wooldridge Creek Winery and Pallet Wine Company.

7. [Image] Sam’s Valley Harvest Celebration features buggy rides to benefit charities


	Sam's Valley Vineyard lies to the North and East of the Rogue Valley. Its location in the interior of the region makes it among the warmest in Southern Oregon, probably due to diminished maritime influence. ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Sam’s Valley Harvest Celebration features buggy rides to benefit charities Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Sam’s Valley Vineyard (Or.) Sam's Valley Vineyard lies to the North and East of the Rogue Valley. Its location in the interior of the region makes it among the warmest in Southern Oregon, probably due to diminished maritime influence. The vineyard is owned and managed by the Garvin family, who have a long agricultural tradition and use much of the fruit for their acclaimed Cliff Creek Winery. (Jan. 2014) Title: Sam’s Valley Harvest Celebration features buggy rides to benefit charities Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Sam’s Valley Vineyard (Or.) Sam's Valley Vineyard lies to the North and East of the Rogue Valley. Its location in the interior of the region makes it among the warmest in Southern Oregon, probably due to diminished maritime influence. The vineyard is owned and managed by the Garvin family, who have a long agricultural tradition and use much of the fruit for their acclaimed Cliff Creek Winery. (Jan. 2014)

8. [Image] Scott and Loraine Folin, owners, sort grapes at Folin Cellars in 2009


	Owners Scott and Loraine Folin, shown here sorting grapes from the 2009 harvest, at Folin Cellars, located about 10 miles north of Medford at an elevation of 1300-1450 feet. Their vineyard is planted to ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Scott and Loraine Folin, owners, sort grapes at Folin Cellars in 2009 Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Folin Cellars (Or.) Owners Scott and Loraine Folin, shown here sorting grapes from the 2009 harvest, at Folin Cellars, located about 10 miles north of Medford at an elevation of 1300-1450 feet. Their vineyard is planted to Viognier, Syrah, Tempranillo, Petite Sirah, Mourvedre and Grenache. Title: Scott and Loraine Folin, owners, sort grapes at Folin Cellars in 2009 Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Folin Cellars (Or.) Owners Scott and Loraine Folin, shown here sorting grapes from the 2009 harvest, at Folin Cellars, located about 10 miles north of Medford at an elevation of 1300-1450 feet. Their vineyard is planted to Viognier, Syrah, Tempranillo, Petite Sirah, Mourvedre and Grenache.

9. [Image] Wooldridge Creek Winery harvest


	Wooldridge Creek Winery, in the heart of the Applegate River Valley, was founded by Ted and Mary Warrick in 1978. Wooldridge Creek is named after the family who settled the property in the 1850s. For several ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Wooldridge Creek Winery harvest Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Wooldridge Creek Winery (Or.) Wooldridge Creek Winery, in the heart of the Applegate River Valley, was founded by Ted and Mary Warrick in 1978. Wooldridge Creek is named after the family who settled the property in the 1850s. For several years, grapes from the vineyard were sold almost entirely to wineries around the state, with only a small amount being made into custom wine under the Wooldridge Creek label. In 2002, the Warricks partnered with winemakers Greg Paneitz and Kara Olmo to create Wooldridge Creek Winery. The vineyard now includes about 56 acres planted in twelve varieties. The winery produces 3,000 cases per year of premium varietal wines and unique blends. (Jan. 2014) Title: Wooldridge Creek Winery harvest Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Wooldridge Creek Winery (Or.) Wooldridge Creek Winery, in the heart of the Applegate River Valley, was founded by Ted and Mary Warrick in 1978. Wooldridge Creek is named after the family who settled the property in the 1850s. For several years, grapes from the vineyard were sold almost entirely to wineries around the state, with only a small amount being made into custom wine under the Wooldridge Creek label. In 2002, the Warricks partnered with winemakers Greg Paneitz and Kara Olmo to create Wooldridge Creek Winery. The vineyard now includes about 56 acres planted in twelve varieties. The winery produces 3,000 cases per year of premium varietal wines and unique blends. (Jan. 2014)