Kentucky recently amended its restrictions by permitting Kentuckians to send wine back to their homes when traveling out of state.
"We are in a tourist area, and we get a reasonable amount of people from other states who want to ship wine back home or to relatives, and we can't do it," Mr. Pellegrini said.
In that article I contended that much of the initial investment could be recovered using a clever strategy of round tripping, that is to say, exporting the wine back to South Korea.
Today's Greek winemakers, with a nod to antiquity, are working to bring Greek wine back into vogue.
In doing so, we lay a foundation upon which to link the terroir of wine back to the soil-borne microbial communities.
After the colonists settled in Jamestown, the local government decreed in 1619 that every man had to plant vines and ship wine back to mother England.
A few years later his wine merchant offered to buy the wine back for $100 a bottle.
Mr. Karrenbauer of Chez Paul said that two out of three customers who asked for doggie bags were not necessarily drivers but foreign tourists who intended to finish their wine back at their hotels.
One-time newspaper reporter di Rosa had gambled on this place, buying the land to plant to wine grapes back in the 1960s, although its climate in the chilly, foggy Carneros region above San Francisco Bay was considered by many back then to be better suited to herding sheep (carneros).
Now that you're a world traveler when it comes to wine, go back to the very first wines you tried.
