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Tina Caputo

  • Writer and Editor, Freelance
  • Producer and Host, Winemakers Drinking Beer Podcast
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NorCal on high alert for glassy-winged sharpshooters

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By Tina Caputo, Greta Mart Verified
| KRCB-TV (Rohnert Park, CA) Verified
photo credit: Tina Caputo Napa County ag commissioner shows a picture of a glassy-winged sharpshooter. Northern California’s agriculture community is on high alert after glassy-winged sharpshooter insects were found on grapevines sold at Costco stores in 24 counties. As a vector of Pierce’s disease, the leafhopper is a threat to the region’s vineyards. And once a vine is infected, there is no cure.
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Why Cattleya Wines is one of Sonoma County’s most unusual tasting experiences

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By Tina Caputo
| The Mercury News Verified
Wine and coffee have a lot in common. Grapes and coffee beans both undergo fermentation during processing, and their origin, growing conditions and handling all play a significant role in shaping the final product. In the glass or cup, each can reveal layers of aroma, flavor and texture. At Cattleya Wines in Rohnert Park, visitors can explore both worlds under one roof.
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Napa wine icon brings La Sirena tasting room to downtown Calistoga

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By Tina Caputo
| The Mercury News Verified
At the 2000 Napa Valley Wine Auction, a 6-liter bottle of the cult Cabernet Sauvignon blend Screaming Eagle set a world record for the highest price ever paid for a single bottle of wine: half a million dollars. Heidi Peterson Barrett made that wine. Today, you can taste Barrett’s offerings at much more down-to-earth prices at her first tasting room in downtown Calistoga.
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