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by Gregg on Jun 20, 10

Wine has been with us for thousands of years and it’s not hard to imagine why. To enjoy a glass of wine while basking in an afternoon sun and a beautiful landscape is divine!

We created VermontWine.com to share our love of wine and Vermont with you. VermontWine.com tracks and shares news and information about wine in Vermont. If has to do with wine and it’s happening in Vermont or affects Vermont, we want to know about it – especially if it involves Vermont wineries!

Our vintners produce a wide variety of amazing wines. Visit a winery and see the beautiful landscapes of the Green Mountain State. From the shores of scenic Lake Champlain to foothills around Wilmington, you can take in the famous views while you enjoy an award winning wine paired with an award winning cheese from Vermont. Pause to enjoy a wine tasting or wine pairings. Visit our Wine Event Calendar to see what’s happening around the State.

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Vermont Vineyard and Winery Open House Weekend – 2011

August 17, 2011

[ Aug 20, 11 to Aug 21, 11. ] It’s that time of the  year again – time for the  second annual Vermont Winery and Vineyard Open House Weekend!

When: Saturday Aug 20 2011 & Sunday Aug 21 2011!

The Open House Weekend is a public celebration of Vermont made wines and an opportunity for the public to visit one or more vineyards or wineries throughout [...]

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Frog Hollow Photography Exhibit: Peter Miller – French Wine

August 2, 2011

[ Aug 4, 11 to Aug 31, 11. Aug 4, 11 to Aug 31, 11. ]
Press Contact: Rob Hunter | rhunter@froghollow.org | 802-863-6458
What: August Featured exhibit and opening – French Wine
Who: Peter Miller
When: Friday August 4th Opening 5-8 pm – The Exhibit runs the month of August.
Where: Frog Hollow Vermont State Craft Center, 85 Church Street, Burlington VT
Cost: Free and Open to the Public
Event Sponsor: NBT Bank
Frog Hollow Gallery Presents [...]

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Share the Love—Share the WARMTH

February 8, 2011

[ Feb 12, 11; 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. ] Title: A Valentine’s benefit for the WARMTH program, providing emergency heat assistance for low income Vermonters.
Location: At the vineyard in Shelburne, Vermont
Date: Feb. 12, 2011 at 1 – 5pm
Cost: Adults: $10, Under 21: $5 (Chair Massage: $10)
Description: Treat yourself to a Vineyard Valentine with Shelburne Vineyard’s Wine Tasting and a selection of Lake Champlain Chocolate [...]

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Shelburne Vineyard launches new website!

August 31, 2010

Shelburne Vineyard launched the latest redesign of their website. The new design is pleasant to the eye. Have a look.

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Boyden Valley Winery history

August 29, 2010

Linda and David Boyden provide a bit of history of how their winery came to be in this introduction to Boyden Valley Winery and Boyden Valley Ice Wine!

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Vermont winery & vineyard Open House weekend!

August 19, 2010

The wineries and vineyards in Vermont are holding an open house this coming weekend. Yes, we have wineries and vineyards and they’re producing some award winning products. When the doors open this weekend, you’ll be sure to find some fun activities for families including wine tastings!
Here are a few highlights of what to expect.

Jim Hillis [...]

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Shelburne Vineyards wins historic preservation award

August 11, 2010

The Chittenden County Historical Society has announced the 2010 winners of its Historic Preservation Awards. Awards are given for outstanding efforts to preserve public space; education projects to preserve local history; residential, commercial, and public buildings; and community commitment to maintenance and creative use of historic buildings and structures. A list of [...]

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Artesano Traditional Mead is almost ready!

August 11, 2010

After nearly a year of aging, Artesano’s Traditional Mead is resting quietly in bottles. The hand-made batches of honey wine will soon be ready. Early taste tests revealed a summery floral aroma with notes of citrus and figs (according to Artesano). The mead has a beautiful golden-straw color and is great on its own or [...]

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