Mike Sangiacomo
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Others, yeah, we're a multi-generational family. Just like many of the farming operations, the grape growing operation, wine operations in Sonoma County, I think over 70% of our vineyards out here and operations are multi-generational family businesses. So very down, roots run deep around here in terms of, in more ways than one, through the vines and through our businesses out here.
As of now, yes, no. Yeah, no, we're just growing wine grapes right now. In the past, our family had to own pears, apples, fruits, and cherries, but over the decades and stuff, this is about what's left that is profitable. So farming is about profit. This is about profitability, and unfortunately, we're left here in Sonoma County with just one crop left. There are some apples.
As of now, yes, no. Yeah, no, we're just growing wine grapes right now. In the past, our family had to own pears, apples, fruits, and cherries, but over the decades and stuff, this is about what's left that is profitable. So farming is about profit. This is about profitability, and unfortunately, we're left here in Sonoma County with just one crop left. There are some apples.
As of now, yes, no. Yeah, no, we're just growing wine grapes right now. In the past, our family had to own pears, apples, fruits, and cherries, but over the decades and stuff, this is about what's left that is profitable. So farming is about profit. This is about profitability, and unfortunately, we're left here in Sonoma County with just one crop left. There are some apples.
There are some operations that are still farming apples, but the majority of it's all wine grapes right now, just go to the market and we make amazing wine as we'll be tasting here soon. So we'd love to be able to share with the country and the world.
There are some operations that are still farming apples, but the majority of it's all wine grapes right now, just go to the market and we make amazing wine as we'll be tasting here soon. So we'd love to be able to share with the country and the world.
There are some operations that are still farming apples, but the majority of it's all wine grapes right now, just go to the market and we make amazing wine as we'll be tasting here soon. So we'd love to be able to share with the country and the world.
Yeah, every year. It's a new chapter. It's a new journey. That's amazing in my wine life. It's the best alcoholic product to drink. I'm not biased at all. Don't worry. I'm not biased. But every vintage is different. It's not like there's no recipe wine. There's no recipe. It's like other beverages. They all taste the same. Some, they're different. Some are different for their own reasons.
Yeah, every year. It's a new chapter. It's a new journey. That's amazing in my wine life. It's the best alcoholic product to drink. I'm not biased at all. Don't worry. I'm not biased. But every vintage is different. It's not like there's no recipe wine. There's no recipe. It's like other beverages. They all taste the same. Some, they're different. Some are different for their own reasons.
Yeah, every year. It's a new chapter. It's a new journey. That's amazing in my wine life. It's the best alcoholic product to drink. I'm not biased at all. Don't worry. I'm not biased. But every vintage is different. It's not like there's no recipe wine. There's no recipe. It's like other beverages. They all taste the same. Some, they're different. Some are different for their own reasons.
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late growing seasons early growing seasons i mean it's mother mother nature's our boss i know you're a big farming community you understand you farm where mother mother nature is um you know calls the shot so that has a huge influence on each vintage and um you know they're all they're all different um i i'll say you know every vintage is is always my friends are how can you say every vintage is the best because it is all right so what do we have here what'd you guys send our way
late growing seasons early growing seasons i mean it's mother mother nature's our boss i know you're a big farming community you understand you farm where mother mother nature is um you know calls the shot so that has a huge influence on each vintage and um you know they're all they're all different um i i'll say you know every vintage is is always my friends are how can you say every vintage is the best because it is all right so what do we have here what'd you guys send our way
late growing seasons early growing seasons i mean it's mother mother nature's our boss i know you're a big farming community you understand you farm where mother mother nature is um you know calls the shot so that has a huge influence on each vintage and um you know they're all they're all different um i i'll say you know every vintage is is always my friends are how can you say every vintage is the best because it is all right so what do we have here what'd you guys send our way
So this is our 2022 Sonoma Coast Chardonnay. So it's from our state family brand. So we sell growers, like a lot of growers in Sonoma County. We sell to multiple wineries. We actually farm 1,600 acres in Sonoma County across 14 different individual vineyards. And we sell to over 90 wineries, which is a common theme with a lot of growers. They start and say, hey, let's start making our own estate.
So this is our 2022 Sonoma Coast Chardonnay. So it's from our state family brand. So we sell growers, like a lot of growers in Sonoma County. We sell to multiple wineries. We actually farm 1,600 acres in Sonoma County across 14 different individual vineyards. And we sell to over 90 wineries, which is a common theme with a lot of growers. They start and say, hey, let's start making our own estate.
So this is our 2022 Sonoma Coast Chardonnay. So it's from our state family brand. So we sell growers, like a lot of growers in Sonoma County. We sell to multiple wineries. We actually farm 1,600 acres in Sonoma County across 14 different individual vineyards. And we sell to over 90 wineries, which is a common theme with a lot of growers. They start and say, hey, let's start making our own estate.
And just so they can, you know, consumers can understand our interpretation of our grapes through our wine. And we have other winemakers do their own iterations. And winemaking is art. And we like to say grape growing is art as well. So grape growers play just as big a role in the final product. And we like to educate consumers that, guess what? Guess where wine starts? It starts in the vineyard.