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Jason Haas

Paso Robles
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Second-generation proprietor @TablasCreek Vineyard in Paso Robles, CA. Vermont native. (Largely former) Ultimate frisbee player. Dad.
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Veraison 2026 suggests that our earliest-ever harvest is coming, maybe as soon as two weeks

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By Jason Haas
| Wine Business Monthly Verified
Veraison, if you're unfamiliar with the term, is a physiological stage of grape development where the berries stop accumulating mass and start accumulating sugar. More visibly, red grapes start their color change from green, while white grapes take on more of a yellow tint. Both red and white grapes start to soften. The onset of veraison comes roughly six weeks before the beginning of harvest, and gives us our best estimate for what sort of schedule we're likely looking at.
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Our original nursery block, source of most of California's Rhone Cuttings, still teaching us lessons at age 32

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By Jason Haas
| Wine Business Monthly Verified
When we started Tablas Creek, the first thing we did was import what we and the Perrins agreed were the eight core Rhone grape varieties into the United States. For reds, this meant Mourvedre, Grenache, Syrah, and Counoise. For whites, it meant Roussanne, Marsanne, Viognier, and Grenache Blanc. Those vines spent three years in quarantine in Geneva, New York, and were released to us in 1992.
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Hernando County fire fighters have a voice – and we’ll continue to use it

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By Jason Haas
| Hernando Sun Verified
By Jason Haas, President of Hernando County Professional Fire Fighters Local 3760 When you call 911 for help, do you ask whether the fire fighter responding is a Republican or a Democrat? Of course not. That’s because public safety isn’t about political parties, social media campaigns, or how someone voted in the last election. It’s about ensuring Hernando County has the fire and emergency services needed to protect our community.
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