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Hi Shannon,
Our map shows only the appellations, so it’s probably better on the wall than in the car.
There is a folded map that shows 1,044 of the 2,687 winemakers in California that is better for use in the field:
http://winehardware.com/californiawinemap.aspx
is the new map detailed enough to show the actual wineries or just the appelations?
I i can’t tell if the new map is detailed enough to show the wineries, themselves, or just the appelations?
In the UK we’ve just been treated to a TV series illustrating the variety of Californian wines. Oz Clarke and James May (Two English characters) drove their motor home the length and breadth of California in search of the ‘New world’ of wine and I think that California will certainly be on a few English minds for their 2010 summer holidays. Certainly the thought of driving with a purpose has always interested me far more than laying on a beach for 2 weeks, doing nothing.
A wine seeking adventure is my idea of heaven.
Cheers
Phil :-)
When will the Italian Map by ready for purchase?
Love my wine map of California. I have had it laminated and refer to it often. Ok … when do we get France and Italy?
We find the De Long’s Wine Grape Varietal Table very useful for wine education. I’ve been looking at going the next step. That is using the data on the table to help characterize blends. To really do this it would help to know the source data that was used to place the grape varietals in the table. Is that data available?
Hi steve
I have picked up both your maps and they are very well done! BRAVO
Are you planning on doing any other maps in the near future?
Thanks