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Jeff Burrows

Jeff Burrows

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Blogger, Foodwineclick

Minneapolis

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Total articles 608

  • Ehlers Estate Visits France

    By Jeff Burrows| Foodwineclick@ Ehlers Estate in Napa ValleyEhlers Estate is a historic property in Napa Valley with a unique twist to their story. Bernard Ehlers established a 42 acre vineyard and built a winery in 1886, after a successful business selling goods to goldrush miners. The property changed hands multiple times over the years. Fast forward to 1996, when a French couple, Jean and Sylviane Leducq, purchased the winery and set about reuniting the original 42 acre vineyard.

    By Jeff Burrows · Foodwineclick

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Forgotten Grapes of France: Fer Servadou from Aveyron #Winophiles

    By Jeff Burrows| Foodwineclick@ Winophiles Highlight Unknown and Forgotten Grapes of FranceWines from Bordeaux and Burgundy are great, but sometimes we want to try something new. This month, our French Winophiles writers are digging around, finding lesser known grapes from France, and bringing their stories to light. Scroll to the bottom of this post for a list of links to fellow Winophiles reports.

    By Jeff Burrows · Foodwineclick

    Feb. 07, 2025

  • Ehlers Estate Visits France

    By Jeff Burrows| Foodwineclick@ Ehlers Estate in Napa ValleyEhlers Estate is a historic property in Napa Valley with a unique twist to their story. Bernard Ehlers established a 42 acre vineyard and built a winery in 1886, after a successful business selling goods to goldrush miners. The property changed hands multiple times over the years. Fast forward to 1996, when a French couple, Jean and Sylviane Leducq, purchased the winery and set about reuniting the original 42 acre vineyard.

    By Jeff Burrows · Foodwineclick

    Apr. 07, 2025

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