| 词条 | Windsor Vineyards |
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| winery_name = Windsor Vineyards | winery_logo = | location_city = Windsor, California | location_country = USA | appellations = Alexander Valley, Russian River Valley, North Coast, Mendocino, Knights Valley | former_name = | other_labels= | year_founded = 1959 | first_vintage = | key_people = Pat Roney, Vintner; Marco DiGiulio, Winemaker | parent_company = | cases_per_year = | signature_wine = | varietal1 = Petite Sirah | varietal2 = Meritage | varietal3 = Cabernet Sauvignon | varietal4 = Sangiovese | varietal5 = Carignane | varietal6 = Pinot noir | varietal7 = Syrah | varietal8 = Merlot | varietal9 = Zinfandel | varietal10 = Chardonnay | varietal11 = Gewürztraminer | varietal12 = Sauvignon blanc | varietal13 = Muscat (grape and wine) | other_product1=business gifts | other_product2=custom labeled wines | other_product3= | other_product4= | other_product5= | homepage= http://www.windsorvineyards.com | distribution | tasting= Tiburon, California }} Windsor Vineyards is a winery located in Windsor, California, United States. Founded in 1959 in Tiburon, California by winemaker Rodney Strong, Windsor Vineyards has been referred to as a pioneer in the direct-to-consumer wine business,[1] and remains one of the largest direct-to-consumer wineries in the United States. HistoryOriginally called Tiburon Vinters, in 1962 Strong relocated the winery to Windsor and renamed it to Windsor Vineyards. The move allowed for increased production and was closer to Strong's Sonoma County vineyard properties. The winery was eventually sold to the Klein winemaking family in 1989. The winery changed hands again in 2000 when it was purchased by Australian wine unit Mildura Blass, who added Windsor to its family of international wine holdings under the umbrella of Beringer Blass Wine Estates.[2] Most recently, vintner Patrick Roney purchased Windsor Vineyards in 2007,[3] who subsequently brought in winemaker Marco DiGiulio, and moved the tasting room to the Healdsburg town square, a central location to the winery's primary AVA sources (Dry Creek Valley AVA, Alexander Valley AVA, and The Russian River Valley AVA). Notes and references1. ^Heeger, Jack. "Rodney Strong's Name and Legacy Continue", Napa Valley Register, 2006-03-10. Retrieved on 2005-10-27. 2. ^"Windsor Vineyards Sold", Wines & Vines, 2000-04-01. Retrieved on 2008-07-21. 3. ^Rauber, Chris. "Vintner Patrick Roney buys Windsor Vineyards from Foster's Group", The San Francisco Business Times, 2007-04-19. Retrieved on 2008-07-21 External links
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