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2007 Spring Wine Grape Workshop

March 30, 2007 by Jason Leave a Comment

A well-rounded, all-day workshop. We toured the facility, the vineyard, and watched Bruce Bordelon (Purdue University, Ag Dept, Small Fruit Specialist) prune several variety of vines. There was LOTS of wine tasting and trying it various glasses.

It happened at Ertle Cellars in Batesville, Indiana. This cellar and winery is a brand-new, state of the art facility. Energetic and determined winemaker, Brian Ahaus and and Gary Ertle, the seasoned vineyard manager are running a very nice and clean operation with all areas well thought out. I plan to write up more here in the future, so check back.

Bruce Bordelon @ Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop. The vineyard.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Bruce Bordelon from Purdue Wine Grape team. At Ertle Cellars winery.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop. Tasting wine from different glasses.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop. Tasting wine from different glasses.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop. Tasting wine from different glasses.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop. Bottle filling and labeling.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop. The bladder press.
Brian Ahaus, winemaker at Ertle Cellars winery talks about the bladder press.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Brian Ahaus, winemaker at Ertle Cellars winery.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Friend Jack Diener at the Purdue Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars vineyard manager Gary Ertle
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Bruce Bordelon @ Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Bruce Bordelon @ Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Bruce Bordelon @ Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Bruce Bordelon @ Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Bruce Bordelon @ Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.
Bruce Bordelon @ Ertle Cellars/Purdue Wine Grape Workshop.

 

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