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  • Welcome to Dover Canyon Winery. We gave up successful wine careers at larger wineries to work in our own small vineyard and produce limited editions of vineyard-designate wines with a focus on particular Paso Robles microclimates. The property we purchased was a walnut orchard, so I guess we could say, "Welcome to Dover Canyon Winery, the nut farm."

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    "I am a wine freak. I love a good Zinfandel, and there is a small vintner named Dover Canyon that makes some of the best wine on the planet . . ."
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    "These wines could convert Zinfandel naysayers by demonstrating that high alcohol and fruit can be present but not overshadow the wines' other charms. . . Most dishes on the table will benefit from its seamless style and red cherry acidity."
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    "This is an individualistic wine with something to say, and most will find the conversation very pleasing. I'd be particularly interested in seeing how this wine ages. "
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    "Wines like this transcend personal preferences. They are so distinctive and so well made that if you have any passion for wine at all you can’t help but to love them."

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January 22, 2006

Interview at Bloggasm

I'd like to thank Simon Owens at Bloggasm for publishing an interview with me on his site.  It was fun  being interviewed, and if anyone has any questions regarding our winery or questions arising from the interview, please feel free to continue the discussion here. 

A couple of intriguing questions that Simon asked:

"How easy is it to differentiate between good and bad wine? Does it reach a certain point when the quality gets so good that it’s impossible to rank one wine above the other?"

"After the movie Sideways came out, there seemed to be a backlash against drinking Merlot. Do you think Merlot is an inferior red wine?"

Our interview was published on January 21, alongside an interesting interview with Thomas P.M. Barnett, a contributing editor at Esquire magazine.  Mr. Barnett's blog is here

Take a moment to check out all the January links on Bloggasm . . . I learned about Vodkapundit here, and had to check out some of the other irreverent links in this month's coverage as well.

Cheers!

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Thank you very much for the plug. I also read your blog whenever updated. Next time I am in the neighborhood I will stop by. Are your wines distributed in Ohio?

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Wildlife Habitat

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    Dover Canyon is a registered wildlife habitat with the National Wildlife Federation. Visit our 'Natural Resources' category to see more posts about our sustainable and ecologically responsible farming practices.

Fresh from Dover Canyon

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    Fresh from Dover Canyon
    Our winery cookbook features recipes that we prepare during harvest and crush--winemaker tested, winemaker approved. Autographed copies can be ordered from the tasting room. You can also order our cookbook from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Booksamillion. Send us a photo of yourself preparing one of our recipes and if we publish it, we will send you a free autographed copy!

Featured Wine Links

  • Fermentation
    Check the pulse of the wine scene at Tom Wark's blog, updated daily with reports, photos, commentary and challenging opinion on global and local wine issues.
  • Paso Robles Wine Country
    Our alliance website--winery maps, hours, events, festivals, and tips on lodging and dining.
  • Wine Camp
    This extremely well-written blog by Craig Camp is billed as a "Points Free Zone." Insightful, informative, and a wicked sense of humor. Named one of the best wine blogs by Food & Wine Magazine.
  • Wine Searcher
    Looking for our limited production wines? Try Wine Searcher!
  • Women Wine Critics Board
    Intelligent and friendly discourse on a range of wine topics, and a place for alternative voices in wine writing.

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