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Grape Growing in the North East and Mid Atlantic Regions
06-29-2002, 11:13 PM,
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I am a red wine lover who makes wine every year. I am searching for land to purchase and one day start a vinyard. Because I live on the east coast this venture is difficult. I can't seem to get a straight answer about what areas (if any) can produce an exceptional red wine such as a pino noir grape. I favor areas such as the Finger Lakes region in New York and Southern Pennsylania where I have just visited and noticed the lovely rolling hills. Apparently these areas claim to be having much success with french hybrids but are they really? Are these areas worth investing in or should I move to the west coast?
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