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[GingerPeach]

They are showing, and will be showing, more live video from the Viansa Winery in Sonoma where Valerie went to blend her TSV wines.

The Viansa Winery is gorgeous, like a bit ot Italy in the Sonoma area.  I've been there many times (and I hardly ever have a drink).  If anyone ever gets the chance to go, you definitely should.  The original owners named it Viansa as a combo of their names, Vicki and Sam Sebastiani.  It's been under a few different owners now.  The wetland wildlife refuge is still part of the grounds.

[SuesCat]

Thanks, @GingerPeach  I am imagining myself enjoying the view (and the wine, of course) in the open air right now ~ 'Looks like a perfect place for a relaxing visit!

I saw some of Valerie's show and enjoyed her.. she is delightful and seems to really know her product.  Cheers!

[OKPrincess]

It’s beautiful country.

[SharkE]

I skipped his whole show last night

Valerie's stuff doesn't interest me and she was the only one on most of the night. Turned it off and picked up a book

[Catbelly]

OMG - I didn't realize it was part of Sebastiani - they are my favorite wines (and we can't get them all in NJ or PA). 

[Fiero Woman]

@SharkE  Sorry you missed some very interesting presentations, whether one purchases or not.  Very entertaining.  Your choice and you did the right thing.  

[GingerPeach]

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@SharkE wrote:

I skipped his whole show last night

Valerie's stuff doesn't interest me and she was the only one on most of the night. Turned it off and picked up a book

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Hi @SharkE

I hope you get the chance to visit either the Viansa winery or some of the other gorgeous wineries in California, if you haven't already.  You don't even have to drink!  I don't.

Are there any in your area?

[SharkE]

Not that I know of and besides I'm Baptist.

[GingerPeach]

@SharkE

There are other reasons to visit places.  No need to rule them out.  No one forces you to drink, much less to buy anything.

[SharkE]

That's true thank U