The Raw Force of Symbolism Leave your lasting mark on wine distribution with Naylor’s custom logo printing options. Throughout history, symbols have been used for various purposes. To represent the highest of ideals. Or give direction, inspire the masses, maybe provide safe haven for elitists and hoboes in times of hardship, but most importantly generate […]
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Wine #9 1993 Viognier by Naylor Wine Cellars In North America, plantings of Viognier didn’t really increase dramatically until the late 1980’s. That’s what makes this wine by Ted Potter, pretty fascinating and mysterious at the same time. Little is known, or remembered, as to where the grapes were sourced. Viognier was fairly new to
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Wine #8 Cuvee Charlemagne by Chateau Elan Established in 1981 by Donald and Nancy Panoz, Chateau Elan is one of the most awarded wineries on the Southeast Coast. It is also credited for being the first winery in the region after prohibition and is now considered the largest winery in Georgia. Don and Nancy originally met in
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Wine #7 1993 Chambourcin by Westbend Winery and Brewery In 1972, Kroustalis and her husband Jack went against the advice of experts and began their vineyard by planting Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot as well as other vinifera varieties. Up until that point, no one in the Yadkin Valley region thought those varieties could survive
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Wine #6 1983 Chambourcin Tewksbury Winery In 1965, Dr. Daniel F. Vernon Jr., a veterinarian at the time, bought a 58-acre farm in Hunterdon County and converted one of the 18th century barns into a hospital for horse surgery. When his hobby – home #winemaking – became more serious, he decided to outfit the barn to make
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