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Davis & Wojcik, APLC is a multi-specialty firm that has been serving clients in the Temecula and Hemet Valleys since 1998. Since its inception, personalized service has been the hallmark of our firm. We assess each client’s unique situation and cater our services to their specific needs. Whether it is a large corporate organization, a governmental entity, or an individual in need of defense representation, our clients appreciate our dedication to providing personalized attention and sophisticat…

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Gifts of the 2016 Vintage Harvest: Beautiful Wines, Beautiful Grape Images to Download

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By Rob Davis
| jordanwinery.com
After 40 years as winemaker at Jordan, 2012 ranks as the best vintage I’ve ever experienced. I thought I’d never see another vintage like that again, especially not this soon. But, the 2016 vintage was phenomenal—truly superb. What I look for in a great harvest is intensity of fruit flavors, and 2016 delivered in spades.
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Sonoma County Grape Harvest is Coming: A 2017 Vintage Growing Season Report

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By Rob Davis
| jordanwinery.com
The 2017 vintage growing season thus far reminds me of resetting a watch back to my regular time zone after a long international flight. Mother Nature has finally hit the reset button on grape growing conditions in Northern California after five years of viticultural “jet lag” from the prolonged drought.
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Why Fall is the Best Time to Visit Sonoma: A Winemaker's Perspective

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By Rob Davis
| jordanwinery.com
November was a month of transformation at Napa and Sonoma wineries, both inside and out. That’s why fall is one of the best times to visit Sonoma County. It’s not just the fact that there are fewer crowds at tasting rooms and restaurants. Mother Nature is also putting on her biggest show. Here’s a glimpse into what’s happening in the vineyards and the wine cellars during the fall season. The fall foliage color change on the Jordan chateau is also a sight to behold.
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