Unlike last year when heavy rain threatened the wine grape harvest, 2014 is looking fairly ideal for local vineyards. “We had an early bud break and an early bloom,” said Bill Sweat, Oregon Wine Association board president and owner of Winderlea Wine Company. “The good thing about that is it gives the indication we’ll be starting early.” In fact, he said, many wineries have already been pruning and some have even begun harvest as early as the first week in September. To read more, visit us online.
Posted on: Wed, 17 Sep 2014 16:30:01 +0000
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