Stony Hill Vineyard: The Creation of a Napa Valley Estate Winery: Oral History Transcript / 199
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"Stony Hill Vineyard: The Creation of a Napa Valley Estate Winery" presents an oral history documenting the founding and development of one of Napa Valley's most respected wineries. Through interviews with founders Eleanor Wheeler McCrea and Jack L. Davies, this transcript captures the challenges and triumphs of establishing a vineyard and producing high-quality wines in a rapidly changing industry.
This volume offers insights into the unique terroir of Stony Hill, the evolution of winemaking techniques, and the personalities that shaped the winery's identity. A valuable resource for historians, wine enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the story of California's wine country.
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