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Category Archives: Arroyo Seco
I Came, I Wente, I Conquered
Vini, Vidi, Vente. That’s Latin, baby. Wente Vineyards makes this claim without braggadocio: They are the oldest, continually-operating family-owned winery in California. As, their scrapbook must look like the walls of Harvard School of Law’s graduating class—generation after generation of … Continue reading
Nary a Jekel to heckle in Arroyo Seco
Like the irrepressible Terrytoons magpie that shares a name with Salinas Valley wine pioneer Bill Jekel, the Arroyo Seco AVA is one odd bird. Perched inside a larger appellation, Monterey County (which in turn is a subzone of the sprawling … Continue reading
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