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1. [Image] John Weisinger installing sign for Weisinger’s of Ashland


	John Weisinger is shown putting up the sign for his new winery on the south side of Ashland. Licensed in 1988, Weisinger’s is the third oldest winery in Jackson County after Valley View and Ashland Vineyards. ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: John Weisinger installing sign for Weisinger’s of Ashland Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) John Weisinger is shown putting up the sign for his new winery on the south side of Ashland. Licensed in 1988, Weisinger’s is the third oldest winery in Jackson County after Valley View and Ashland Vineyards. Using estate fruit and grapes sourced from other Rogue Valley growers, Weisinger’s produces about 3,000 cases of premium wine per year. Title: John Weisinger installing sign for Weisinger’s of Ashland Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Weisinger Family Winery (Or.) John Weisinger is shown putting up the sign for his new winery on the south side of Ashland. Licensed in 1988, Weisinger’s is the third oldest winery in Jackson County after Valley View and Ashland Vineyards. Using estate fruit and grapes sourced from other Rogue Valley growers, Weisinger’s produces about 3,000 cases of premium wine per year.

2. [Image] John Weisinger sampling a tank of claret


	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: John Weisinger sampling a tank of claret 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: John Weisinger sampling a tank of claret 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.

3. [Image] Herb Quady and Chris Martin, Troon Vineyard


	Herb Quady (l.), winemaker, and Chris Martin, owner, taste from the barrel. Quady’s family, who have been vineyard operators in California since 1975, have added Quady North, an Applegate vineyard and ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Herb Quady and Chris Martin, Troon Vineyard Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Troon Vineyard (Or.) Herb Quady (l.), winemaker, and Chris Martin, owner, taste from the barrel. Quady’s family, who have been vineyard operators in California since 1975, have added Quady North, an Applegate vineyard and estate label. Title: Herb Quady and Chris Martin, Troon Vineyard Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Troon Vineyard (Or.) Herb Quady (l.), winemaker, and Chris Martin, owner, taste from the barrel. Quady’s family, who have been vineyard operators in California since 1975, have added Quady North, an Applegate vineyard and estate label.

4. [Image] Loraine Folin of Folin Cellars pours the 2005 Reserve Tempranillo


	With most of the annual harvest contracted to other wineries, Folin Cellars produces 500 cases yearly using minimal intervention in the winemaking. The 2005 Reserve Tempranillo was a special 2-barrel selection ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Loraine Folin of Folin Cellars pours the 2005 Reserve Tempranillo Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Folin Cellars (Or.) With most of the annual harvest contracted to other wineries, Folin Cellars produces 500 cases yearly using minimal intervention in the winemaking. The 2005 Reserve Tempranillo was a special 2-barrel selection made entirely from estate grapes and aged in new French oak barrels for 34 months. Only 150 cases were made. Title: Loraine Folin of Folin Cellars pours the 2005 Reserve Tempranillo Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Folin Cellars (Or.) With most of the annual harvest contracted to other wineries, Folin Cellars produces 500 cases yearly using minimal intervention in the winemaking. The 2005 Reserve Tempranillo was a special 2-barrel selection made entirely from estate grapes and aged in new French oak barrels for 34 months. Only 150 cases were made.