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Italian Dessert & Wine Pairing Photos!

Hi all, Our Italian Dessert & Wine Pairing was an absolute blast! We paired 5 wines with 5 of our wines! Check out some photos from the event! The recipes are all posted here if you want to try your hand at your own pairings

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Award Winning Wines!

Due Vigne is proud to announce our 2022 Wine Enthusiast Award Winners! 2019 Sangiovese, Lyman Vineyard – 92 points Wine Enthusiast This juicy and vibrant style of Sangiovese showcases a bright cherry core, rustic herb character, and dried rose petal on the finish. Pair it

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Ken’s Notes on the 2022 Vintage.

Good day all! I wanted to provide you with an update on the 2022 vintage season. It has been 52 years since a frost hit California wine country as hard as it did the night of April 12th. April 1970 was very similar in that

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Join us for our 10 Year Anniversary Party!

We’re Celebrating Ten Years!!   Join us for our 10 Year Anniversary Party on Sunday June 5th from 12-3pm! Be our guest as we celebrate being at the Old Sugar Mill for ten years! We invite you and your loved ones to join us for

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Scoppia Sparkling Wine!

The popping sound as the bottle is opened, the crackling, fizzing sound as the wine is poured and the explosion of flavors bursting through the glass like a shooting star… This is Scoppia! Join us this weekend on our beautiful patio or inside our historic

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Patio

Best Outdoor Tasting at the Sugar Mill

Venture Outside! Stop in, Friday through Sunday for a seated tasting on our covered patio. Enjoy a quiet, laidback atmosphere as our warm and friendly staff welcome you like family and guide you through a flight of our favorite Italian varietals. Up to (4) Complimentary

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Ken Musso talks about the 2020 Vintage.

Hello fellow wine lovers!   I’m super excited for this time of the year because now the new wines have been racked to barrel a few months ago and the cold weather has settled the lees (dead yeast and particulate) and left the new wines

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