Difference between revisions of "Late Harvest (1983 book)"
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* '''Family Cellars and Bootleg Brandy: 1900-1933'''. Along today's [[Ocean Street]] extension was the [[:Category:Italian Gardens neighborhood|Italian Gardens neighborhood]]. Persons involved in wine there include: [[Monteverdi, Pietro]], [[Capelli, Antonio]], | * '''Family Cellars and Bootleg Brandy: 1900-1933'''. Along today's [[Ocean Street]] extension was the [[:Category:Italian Gardens neighborhood|Italian Gardens neighborhood]]. Persons involved in wine there include: [[Monteverdi, Pietro]], [[Capelli, Antonio]], | ||
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* '''The New Renaissance''' | * '''The New Renaissance''' | ||
Revision as of 21:21, 5 May 2024
Late Harvest, subtitled "Wine History of the Santa Cruz Mountains", was published in 1983 by The Late Harvest Project. Credited author is Michael R. Holland. Chapters:
- The Origins of the Santa Cruz Wine Industry. Persons include: George and John Jarvis (Vine Hill), Burns, John, Mel, Henry (Villa Fontenay, in Vine Hill area), Billing, Frederick W. (and John F. Coope, Ben Lomond Wine Co.), Stewart, John A. (Etha Hill), Meyer, Emil E. (Mare Vista),
- Chaine D'or: The Winemakers of the Santa Clara Valley. Includes famous names like Paul Masson. The Billing/Sickert vineyard in Woodside is not mentioned.
- Family Cellars and Bootleg Brandy: 1900-1933. Along today's Ocean Street extension was the Italian Gardens neighborhood. Persons involved in wine there include: Monteverdi, Pietro, Capelli, Antonio,
- Wines of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Includes photos of many labeled wine bottles. In 1977, comedian Dick Smothers reopened the Villa Fontenay vineyard and winery, producing "Smothers" wines.
- The New Renaissance
