Wine News: Oklahoma home to a blossoming wine industry

"America continues to re-define "wine country" as every state in the nation now is home to at least one bonded winery.

Some surprisingly good wine is being made in Oklahoma, where the land historically has been used for cattle grazing and such agricultural products as cotton, wheat and peanuts — but certainly not wine grapes.

Modern technology has changed that, however, and in certain pockets where appropriate soils and climate converge, a wine industry is blossoming.

Let's visit seven of the pioneering, promising estates... "

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Posted by Michael Dupuis at June 26, 2005 10:58 PM