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ROCK’nVINO – Robert Young Estate Winery

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During this episode of ROCK’nVINO, hosts Coco and Michelle talk with Robert Young, Hospitality Manager at Robert Young Estate Winery. Robert is part of the 5th generation of family members working at this historic vineyard and winery. His ancestors moved to Sonoma County from New York during the gold rush and bought the ranch property in Alexander Valley, originally growing prunes. A suggestion came along in the 1960s to plant grapes, specifically Cabernet Sauvignon, a varietal now famous in the Alexander Valley AVA. The Young family also developed Chardonnay Clone 17, a disease resistant grape that worked well in hotter climates, cementing the legacy of Robert Young and his family in the California wine industry. In the late 90s, Robert's children established the Robert Young Estate Winery, and now use about 7-percent of the grapes they grow each year to make their wines. The other grapes are sold to about 20 or so wineries and appear as vineyard designates. Book a tasting experience today by visiting ryew.com

Robert Young Estate Winery returns again this year as one of the winery hosts of Songwriters in Paradise. On Thursday, July 25th, Nashville-based songwriters will converge on the winery for an intimate songwriters-in-the-round performance, paired with appetizers and delicious Robert Young Estate Wines. Tickets are available at songwritersinparadise.com.

ROCK’nVINO is sponsored by American AgCredit.

 

Sermon: July 14, 2024

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This week on the PCOR Radio Broadcast we begin with, "The Call" by Ralph Vaughan Williams.

Next, a reading from Mark 6:1-13 and concludes with ""Shake it Off" like Jesus and Taylor" a sermon by Rev. Dr. Cindy Alloway.

 

HOUR 2…STEVE AND DAVE

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Phones out...EMails answered and guests

Cindy and Nancy

Sonoma County Master Food Preserver

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At the Table – Jimtown and Then Sum

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Clark Wolf talks with Michelle Wood, the new owner of Jimtown and Then Sum in Alexander Valley. Michelle, owner and chef of Dim Sum and Then Sum, an Asian-cuisine pop-up and catering company in Sonoma County, recently purchased the beloved spot and plans to have it open later this year. Learn about Michelle's unique background that combines a childhood growing up in NYC's Chinatown, a career in science, another career in cheesemaking, and a love for the amazing ingredients to be found in Sonoma County. Keep in touch with Michelle and be the first to know about the reopening of Jimtown by signing up for her newsletter here.

 

PASTA…ICE CREAM

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GUEST:

Christian Sullberg and Ozzy Jimenez

Noble Folk Ice Cream and Pie Bar

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also, Steve and John talking pasta