California's first documented imported European wine vines were planted in Los Angeles in 1833 by Jean-Louis Vignes. In the 1850s and 1860s, Agoston Haraszthy, a Hungarian soldier, merchant and promoter, made several trips to import cuttings from 165 of the greatest European vineyards to California. Some of this endeavor was at his personal expense and some through grants from the state. Considered one of the founders of the California wine industry, Haraszthy contributed his enthusiasm and optimism for the future of wine, along with considerable personal effort and risk. He founded Buena Vista Winery and promoted vine planting over much of Northern California. He dug extensive caves for cellaring, promoted hillside planting, fostered the idea of non-irrigated vineyards and suggested Redwood for casks when oak supplies ran low.
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2007 Loring Keefer Ranch Pinot Noir Red Wine 92WS |
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2006 Herman Story, Grenache Red Wine |
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$29.27 | 9h 19m | |
2005 Urraca Primera Reserva 90 Pts RMP, Retails at $29 |
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$15.00 |
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2005 Urraca Familia Langley Reserv Red Wine Retails $59 |
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$35.99 |
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2008 Urraca Cabernet Sauvignon Red Wine 90RMP |
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$19.00 | 9h 19m | |
2004 JC Cellars Rockpile Vineyard Syrah Red Wine 93 RP |
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$24.97 |
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2006 TANTARA LA COLLINE PINOT NOIR RED WINE |
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$38.40 |
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2007 L'Aventure Estate Cuvee Red Wine, 95RMP |
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$82.99 | 9h 19m | |
2006 Jada Jack of Hearts Bordeaux Blend Red Wine |
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$43.11 | 9h 19m |
