Does Queens have Terroir?
That's Queens, the New York borough. The climate might actually be okay--the other end of Long Island actually makes some decent wines.
Queens's Napa Valley (Wall Street Journal)
posted by Evil Fruit Lord @ 8:59 PM
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Queens's Napa Valley (Wall Street Journal)
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1 Comments:
Everywhere has terroir although Queens may incorporate some "less natural" components!
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