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California Tempranillo Rose' looking for distribution
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Charlotte Florent Oct 15, 2008.

 

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Wine Bloggers Conference 2009 at Flamingo Resort Hotel in Napa/Sonoma

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In this North American edition, join wine bloggers, new media innovators, and wine industry leaders on July 24-26 as they converge on Sonoma and Napa Counties for the premier conference for new media and the wine industry.This three day symposium builds on our 2008 success and brings you a unique opportunity to learn about and discuss the intersection of wine with the world of new media including blogging, social media, and more. We hope to see you there. As one participant from last year said:…See More
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The most extensive annual tasting of domestically produced Spanish and Portuguese varietal wines in North America will take place this year at the Fort Mason Conference Center, San Francisco, CA.From 2:00 to 4:30 pm on Sunday, June 14, 2009**, consumers will have an opportunity to taste wines produced by TAPAS members from grape varieties indigenous to Spain and Portugal that are now cultivated in America, in a delightful walk-around setting where they may chat with the TAPAS growers and…See More
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"Can bring some barrel samples if any interest......"
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Penelope Gadd-Coster, the Mustang Winemaker replied to Foppoli Wine Girl's discussion I need help selling in gov't Control States!
"There are companies that can help you with that- one is called eCompli ( I can get a contact number for you)- or check out the Free the Grapes or Family Winemakers sites both may be able to get you in the right direction to get the forms, what the…"
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"Hi Robert, Unified is always so crazy-didn't get to see half of the booths or people I would have liked to get together with- only two days for me this year-no seminars. Also trying to promote my day job business of custom crush. Great to hear…"
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Company Name
Coral Mustang Wines
About my company:
Produce Tempranillo wines from select vineyards in California. Promote Tempranillo- it's not just for Spain anymore!
How would you classify yourself in the wine trade?
Winery, Grape Grower, Retailer, Blogger
What city is Home?
Cloverdale-Northern Sonoma County-California
What you want to get from participating in FohBohWine?
What other business' are doing to connect with the consumers. Connect with others in the business. My day job is in a pretty remote area- I don't get out much these days!
About Me:
I have been in the wine biz for >20 years. Day job with a new startup in Hopland, California, the rest of my waking hours working on my own brand.
I love flyfishing, cooking, and wine!
Website and/or Blog
http://www.coralmustang.blogspot.com
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http://www.coralmustang.com
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CoralMustang

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At 9:33pm on February 1, 2009, Robert said…
Penelope,
I should have tried to schedule a meeting with you at Unified this past week. i would love to here your thoughts on Tempranillo, etc. Need to contact you soon.
At 8:13pm on December 7, 2008, tom merle said…
http://www.winesandvines.com/template.cfm?section=news&content=58619
At 10:30am on December 7, 2008, Thea The Wine Brat said…
Cheers! you were there for some, which is good! I think I see some Mustang 'dinks in your future ;-)
At 12:08pm on October 12, 2008, Mutineer Magazine said…
Thanks for the encouraging words...what are you interested in writing?
At 12:37pm on October 11, 2008, Mutineer Magazine said…

Here is a link to Issue 2 of Mutineer Magazine:
www.mutineermagazine.com/docs/MutineerIssue2.pdf
Let us know what you think!
At 9:37am on October 6, 2008, Randy Caparoso said…
Penelope, someday soon I'd love to try your wines! This Thursday, for instance, I'm trying a few Tempranillos (along with Syrahs) from Southern Oregon and Walla Walla with a group of local wine buffs here in Denver. Unrelated (but related) to this, I have a detailed report on domestic Albarino on my personal page, http://www.randycaparoso.blogspot.com.

My interest in the grape as grown in the U.S. has been perked up in recent years. The most interesting one I had recently was an '06 St. Amant from Amador, which had true beefy, brothy varietal qualities meshed with ripe, dried plum intensities -- was simply stunning with a simple Yankee pot roast.

The music? I'm thinking that your page template should have come with a "Add Music" bar in the left hand column of your home page. If not, perhaps if you change your page template it might pop up automatically for you. It did for me, and so I just threw in the sounds.

I know it's a busy time of year for you (hope it's going well), but let's talk more, okay?

Best!

R
At 7:29am on September 26, 2008, Robert said…
Just harvested 10 tons on Monday. Let it sit for two days and let nature do its work. Inoculated with VRB yesterday. Smells wonderful so i have high hopes.
At 12:33am on September 5, 2008, Hamish Wakes-Miller said…
Hi Penelope
Thanks for your note. It was just an inquiry as US Tempranillo sounds quite novel. I would definitely try and sell local (and loyal) before the big international adventure. I distribute Aus/SA/Bdx and Southern French wines in the UK and Ireland. Some producers have unrealistic expectations of the UK market. But if you have a specific point of difference (like your set up) and you tread carefully...and you are patient...then you can succeed. I'll keep reading your blog. I am very new to blogs, so any advice on http://bellawines.blogspot.com/ would be massively appreciated! Good luck with harvest.
At 1:48pm on September 3, 2008, Hamish Wakes-Miller said…
Hello Penny. Looks like an interesting set up with focus on Tempranillo. Good luck with harvest this year. Are your wines available in England or France?
Cheers
Hamish
At 5:13pm on August 7, 2008, Robert said…
Penny,
Still haven't discussed Tempranillo yet. I will probably harvest about 24.5-25.5. Will use VRB yeast from Scott Labs. I am thinking 6 mos. 50% new oak (french-american hybrid). Whattaya think?

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