51.   Dozens of California wineries were built by wealthy businessmen for the prestige and the fun of making wine, not money.

52.   During Prohibition, they made wine in back and sold it to friends, hiding the bottles inside celery stalks.

53.   Each spring he makes dandelion wine, just like his grandfather did.

54.   Either way, Culler primarily makes red wines.

55.   European winemakers like to say that grape vines must suffer to make good wine.

56.   Firms like Louis Jadot, Louis Latour, Faiveley and Joseph Drouhin make their wines from their own vineyards and from grapes they buy from others.

57.   Fact is, Napa Ridge wines were made in Sonoma County by a talented winemaker named David Schlottman.

58.   For many years it was believed that fine red wine could be made from the capricious pinot noir grape only in the Burgundy region of France.

59.   For years, dry, well-made varietal kosher wines have been made in several countries, from Israel to France to California.

60.   For Franco Lalama, every season had its tradition, and autumn was the season for making wine.