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21. [Image] RoxyAnn winemaker John Quinones


	RoxyAnn winemaker John Quinones follows in the tradition of former winemakers Sarah Powell and Gus Janeway, employing appropriate viticultural practices to bring about the desired result while the grapes ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: RoxyAnn winemaker John Quinones Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, RoxyAnn Winery (Or.) RoxyAnn winemaker John Quinones follows in the tradition of former winemakers Sarah Powell and Gus Janeway, employing appropriate viticultural practices to bring about the desired result while the grapes are developing in the vineyard. Title: RoxyAnn winemaker John Quinones Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, RoxyAnn Winery (Or.) RoxyAnn winemaker John Quinones follows in the tradition of former winemakers Sarah Powell and Gus Janeway, employing appropriate viticultural practices to bring about the desired result while the grapes are developing in the vineyard.

22. [Image] Dick Troon, Troon Vineyard


	Dick Troon, who began by planting Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel on his 32-acre property in 1972, is shown putting up the Troon Vineyard sign. Troon vintages were offered starting in 1993 with River ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Dick Troon, Troon Vineyard Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Dick Troon Dick Troon, who began by planting Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel on his 32-acre property in 1972, is shown putting up the Troon Vineyard sign. Troon vintages were offered starting in 1993 with River Guide Red (Donna Devine, winemaker, Siskiyou vineyard), and Chardonnay (made at Bridgeview Vineyards and Winery). Dick developed Druid’s Fluid, which he describes as “red with training wheels.” Regarded as a pioneer viticulturist in the Applegate Valley, he created a course in viticulture taught at Rogue Community College by Charles Coury of Forest Grove. Title: Dick Troon, Troon Vineyard Author: MJ Daspit; Eric Weisinger, Dick Troon Dick Troon, who began by planting Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel on his 32-acre property in 1972, is shown putting up the Troon Vineyard sign. Troon vintages were offered starting in 1993 with River Guide Red (Donna Devine, winemaker, Siskiyou vineyard), and Chardonnay (made at Bridgeview Vineyards and Winery). Dick developed Druid’s Fluid, which he describes as “red with training wheels.” Regarded as a pioneer viticulturist in the Applegate Valley, he created a course in viticulture taught at Rogue Community College by Charles Coury of Forest Grove.

23. [Image] Foris 2003 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir Maple Ranch


	Produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Foris 2003 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir Maple Ranch Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 2003 Produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118) Title: Foris 2003 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir Maple Ranch Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 2003 Produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)

24. [Image] 2006 Foris Rogue Valley Fly-Over White


	Pinot Blanc 63%, Pinot Gris 20%, Chardonnay 17%; Produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 2006 Foris Rogue Valley Fly-Over White Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 2006 Pinot Blanc 63%, Pinot Gris 20%, Chardonnay 17%; Produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118) Title: 2006 Foris Rogue Valley Fly-Over White Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 2006 Pinot Blanc 63%, Pinot Gris 20%, Chardonnay 17%; Produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)

25. [Image] 2009 Foris Rogue Valley Fly-Over Red


	Merlot 46%, Cabernet Sauvignon 28%, Malbec 26%; Produced & bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 2009 Foris Rogue Valley Fly-Over Red Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 2009 Merlot 46%, Cabernet Sauvignon 28%, Malbec 26%; Produced & bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118) Title: 2009 Foris Rogue Valley Fly-Over Red Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 2009 Merlot 46%, Cabernet Sauvignon 28%, Malbec 26%; Produced & bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)

26. [Image] Estate Grown Foris 2013 Pinot Blanc Rogue Valley Oregon


	Grown, produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Estate Grown Foris 2013 Pinot Blanc Rogue Valley Oregon Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 2013 Grown, produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118) Title: Estate Grown Foris 2013 Pinot Blanc Rogue Valley Oregon Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 2013 Grown, produced and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)

27. [Image] Maple Ranch Foris 1994 Pinot Noir Oregon Rogue Valley


	Made and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Maple Ranch Foris 1994 Pinot Noir Oregon Rogue Valley Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 1994 Made and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118) Title: Maple Ranch Foris 1994 Pinot Noir Oregon Rogue Valley Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 1994 Made and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)

28. [Image] Foris 1997 Pinot Gris Oregon Rogue Valley


	Made and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Foris 1997 Pinot Gris Oregon Rogue Valley Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 1997 Made and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118) Title: Foris 1997 Pinot Gris Oregon Rogue Valley Author: Foris Winery (Or.), Ted Gerber Year: 1997 Made and bottled by Foris Vineyards Winery Cave Junction, Oregon (BW OR 118)

29. [Image] Anna Maria Rogue Valley Oregon Merlot Rogue Valley Oregon 2004


	Valley View Winery, named after Peter Britt’s historic Jacksonville winery, is located nine miles from Jacksonville in the upper Applegate Valley of Southern Oregon. Valley View was founded in 1972 by ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Anna Maria Rogue Valley Oregon Merlot Rogue Valley Oregon 2004 Author: Valley View Winery (Or.), Michael and Mark Wisnovsky Year: 2004 Valley View Winery, named after Peter Britt’s historic Jacksonville winery, is located nine miles from Jacksonville in the upper Applegate Valley of Southern Oregon. Valley View was founded in 1972 by Southern Oregon wine pioneer Frank Wisnovsky, a leading force in the development of the region’s wine industry. By sourcing local grapes for their wine making, Valley View helped to keep smaller vineyards and grape growers in business during early years. After Frank’s death in 1980, his wife Ann and sons Robert, Mark and Michael assumed responsibility for the vineyard and winery. Winemaker John Guerrero joined Valley View in 1985. Today, the Valley View Winery label has an international award-winning reputation, with its finest wines bottled under the Anna Maria label, in honor of Ann Wisnovsky. (Oct. 2014) Title: Anna Maria Rogue Valley Oregon Merlot Rogue Valley Oregon 2004 Author: Valley View Winery (Or.), Michael and Mark Wisnovsky Year: 2004 Valley View Winery, named after Peter Britt’s historic Jacksonville winery, is located nine miles from Jacksonville in the upper Applegate Valley of Southern Oregon. Valley View was founded in 1972 by Southern Oregon wine pioneer Frank Wisnovsky, a leading force in the development of the region’s wine industry. By sourcing local grapes for their wine making, Valley View helped to keep smaller vineyards and grape growers in business during early years. After Frank’s death in 1980, his wife Ann and sons Robert, Mark and Michael assumed responsibility for the vineyard and winery. Winemaker John Guerrero joined Valley View in 1985. Today, the Valley View Winery label has an international award-winning reputation, with its finest wines bottled under the Anna Maria label, in honor of Ann Wisnovsky. (Oct. 2014)

30. [Image] Anna Maria Cabernet Franc Rogue Valley Oregon 2007


	Valley View Winery, named after Peter Britt’s historic Jacksonville winery, is located nine miles from Jacksonville in the upper Applegate Valley of Southern Oregon. Valley View was founded in 1972 by ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Anna Maria Cabernet Franc Rogue Valley Oregon 2007 Author: Valley View Winery (Or.), Michael and Mark Wisnovsky Year: 2007 Valley View Winery, named after Peter Britt’s historic Jacksonville winery, is located nine miles from Jacksonville in the upper Applegate Valley of Southern Oregon. Valley View was founded in 1972 by Southern Oregon wine pioneer Frank Wisnovsky, a leading force in the development of the region’s wine industry. By sourcing local grapes for their wine making, Valley View helped to keep smaller vineyards and grape growers in business during early years. After Frank’s death in 1980, his wife Ann and sons Robert, Mark and Michael assumed responsibility for the vineyard and winery. Winemaker John Guerrero joined Valley View in 1985. Today, the Valley View Winery label has an international award-winning reputation, with its finest wines bottled under the Anna Maria label, in honor of Ann Wisnovsky. (Oct. 2014) Title: Anna Maria Cabernet Franc Rogue Valley Oregon 2007 Author: Valley View Winery (Or.), Michael and Mark Wisnovsky Year: 2007 Valley View Winery, named after Peter Britt’s historic Jacksonville winery, is located nine miles from Jacksonville in the upper Applegate Valley of Southern Oregon. Valley View was founded in 1972 by Southern Oregon wine pioneer Frank Wisnovsky, a leading force in the development of the region’s wine industry. By sourcing local grapes for their wine making, Valley View helped to keep smaller vineyards and grape growers in business during early years. After Frank’s death in 1980, his wife Ann and sons Robert, Mark and Michael assumed responsibility for the vineyard and winery. Winemaker John Guerrero joined Valley View in 1985. Today, the Valley View Winery label has an international award-winning reputation, with its finest wines bottled under the Anna Maria label, in honor of Ann Wisnovsky. (Oct. 2014)