Dave Mcintyre is an Associate Wine Editor & Columnist at The Washington Post. He focuses on food and beverages, particularly in the realms of wine and beverage production, while also exploring themes of culture, society, and travel. Dave's work has been featured in various publications, including The Guam Daily Post, The Philadelphia Tribune, and Wine Business Monthly.
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Celebrating his 20th vintage, he's about to harvest his first grapes from his own vineyard
EDITOR’S NOTES: We are publishing this article one week before our “normal publishing date” so that our readers can get this information two weeks before the festival, giving them more time to study who is performing, and what tickets they want to purchase. —– Planet Bluegrass has moved the FOLKS festival closer to the date of the ROCKY Grass festival, and we do not have editorial time to publish this with our normal “bi-monthly” calendar. —– We are the only newspaper in Colorado that gives you a full, knowledgeable description of the acts, including their awards, style, and instruments! Even Planet Bluegrass just provides LINKS to the artists’ web pages. ——- This will remain “online” from July 30th through the Festival.
Six legacy wineries honored for forging a path
By: David McIntyre, Dave McIntyre
Del McCoury, 87 years young, and his sons put on another great show featuring tunes like “Rolling in My Sweet Baby’s Arms,” 1952 “Vincent Black Lightning,” and “If You Talk in Your Sleep Don’t Mention My Name.” They got the crowd up, and they danced and enjoyed the band’s very strong musicianship. Del’s banter with the audience added to the fun.
This is an edited transcript of my conversation on August 5 with Michael Kaiser, the new executive director of WineAmerica.
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