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Virtual Tour: Biltmore Winery & Vineyards
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Virtual Tour: Biltmore Winery & Vineyards

We invite you to discover Biltmore Winery, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, North Carolina on George Vanderbilt’s 8,000-acre Biltmore Estate. George W. Vanderbilt was known as a thoughtful collector of wines who wove an appreciation for fine wines into the fabric of the Biltmore experience, making it part of his legacy for gracious living. While Mr. Vanderbilt introduced the pleasures of wine to Biltmore, it was his grandson, William A.V. Cecil, who had the vision and determination to develop vineyards and a winery at his family’s estate in the 1970s. Biltmore Wines continues to honor the Vanderbilt agricultural heritage and Mr. Cecil’s vision by handcrafting award-winning wines to share with our guests, both on the estate and in their homes. Learn more about Biltmore Wines: http://www.biltmorewines.com #BiltmoreWines #VirtualTour #Biltmore #Asheville  --- Biltmore Estate is located in Asheville, North Carolina, and was completed in 1895. This National Historic Landmark remains privately owned and continues to be maintained by George Vanderbilt's descendants. The estate features America's Largest Home designed by Richard Morris Hunt, 8,000 acres of renowned gardens and grounds designed by Fredrick Law Olmsted, distinct overnight accommodations including a four-star Inn and private cottages, an award-winning winery, numerous restaurants, event and meeting venues, working farms, and more. Follow Biltmore: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/biltmore Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/biltmoreestate Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/biltmoreestate TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@biltmore_estate Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/Biltmore © The Biltmore Company. All Rights Reserved. Asheville, North Carolina
How Do the Experts Taste Beer for Flavors and Freshness - Joe, The Beer Teacher
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How Do the Experts Taste Beer for Flavors and Freshness - Joe, The Beer Teacher

Beer Tasting? Have you ever wondered how the experts know what flavors are in the beer and how to tell if your beer is still fresh in your kegerator? Joe, the Beer Teacher will walk you through the tasting techniques the professionals use for judging beer. If you have other topics you would like Joe to cover, please leave questions in the comments section. About the Presenter: Joe Vogelbacher is the founder of Sugar Creek Brewing Company. He is the 19th person in the world to have achieved the title of Master Cicerone® Joe's passion for beer and his quest to achieve the title of Master Cicerone has been prominently featured in the full length film documentary, Beers of Joy. What is a Master Cicerone®? The Master Cicerone® is the fourth and highest level of the Cicerone Certification Program which was designed to parallel the Court of Master Sommeliers program for wine experts. Becoming a Master Cicerone recognizes an exceptional understanding of brewing, beer, and pairing, combined with outstanding tasting abilities and an encyclopedic knowledge of commercial beers. About Sugar Creek Brewing Company Sugar Creek Brewing Company is dedicated to the craftsmanship of fresh, high-quality beer in a style and commitment representative of Belgian Trappist monks. The Sugar Creek Brewing Company philosophy combines the watchful eye of a Trappist Monk with the technical precision of a nuclear engineer to craft fresh, full-flavored beers that are immensely satisfying and intensely drinkable. Using unique combinations of aromatic yeast strains, domestic and imported hops and award-winning malt varieties, Sugar Creek Brewing Company infuses traditional recipes with modern tastes and techniques to create beer that nourishes both mind and body.
JOLO Vineyards
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Looking to learn more about your favorite North Carolina winery, distillery, brewery or mixologist? Cape Fear Living has you covered with a broad range of video content. Meet our amazing makers, growers, bottlers and shakers from the mountains to the coast. New videos are continuously being added, so check back regularly.

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