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A Few Facts About Syrah / Shiraz…

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Syrah / Shiraz is a dark black grape with a very thick skin, and depending on the soil and climate the flavors and tones will change greatly, creating distinct wines between their regions of origin. It’s worth noting that the … Continue reading

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Win a Bunch of Goodies from Landmark Vineyards and Soiree!

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So check this out; the kind people at Landmark Vineyards and Soiree have come together to give away a nice little holiday gift package. Here’s what you can win: -A limited edition Landmark t-shirt (size mens medium) -A John Deere … Continue reading

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Mahogany Glazed Spare Ribs Paired with Landmark Vineyards Steel Plow Syrah 2008

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If your mouth isn’t drooling already you have serious issues! I don’t know why I don’t make Ribs more often, they are so easy! This recipe for Mahogany Glazed Spare Ribs was no exception. For side dishes, I just threw … Continue reading

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Wine Review of Landmark Vineyards Grand Detour Pinot Noir 2008

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Grape 100% Pinot Noir. It’s thought that the word Pinot comes from the French word for pine or pinecone, this referring to the shape the grape bunch takes on the vine, and Noir coming from the French word for black. … Continue reading

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Interview with Mike Colhoun from Landmark Vineyards

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  So starting from the top, name? Mike Calhoun with Landmark Vineyards How many wines are Landmark Vineyards making right now? We make only 3 different varietals, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Syrah, and with those grapes we are making 8-9 … Continue reading

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Introducing Landmark Vineyards!

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Landmark Vineyards may have been founded in the Windsor area of Sonoma County in 1974, but its roots stretch all the way back to 1838. It was in Grand Detour, Illinois of that year that John Deere invented the steel … Continue reading

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