This infographic was sent to our team here at WAFT and we could not resist sharing given it’s incredible illustration of the evolution of wine making in California. It was brought to us by a great cause, “One Hope Wine -a socially conscious wine of choice.” For more information about the wine and the cause, please visit: One Hope Wine.
Credits: Thanks to Erica Bernhard – Visual Marketing f or Wpromote for sending this to the team at WAFT
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Vinnie recently joined the team at Wine and Food Travel as Editor in Chief. We are very excited to have her culinary experience and artistic background to draw from here at WAFT. Vinnie brings a wealth of experience in the culinary arts, professional writing and marketing. Her passion, expertise and her willingness to share her learnings with readers is a welcome contribution to the WAFT team. Vinnie also maintains a food blog where she shares many of her recipes, food experiences and adventures,
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