American’s pair wine with food, while Europeans pair wine with life. The numbers speak for themselves. Whether you’re like me, a novice with wine, or a connoisseur, the FACT IS:
Europeans drink 28 gallons of wine per year, per person. American’s drink 3 gallons of wine per year.
What can we embrace from other cultures that do both?; pair wine with food, and, pair wine with life.
Hear from the smallest, to the largest green wineries on Smart Green Travel, providing all kinds of ways to evaluate how they’re going green, and offering such great combination’s of antiquated farming techniques, with modern technology to offer you authentic carbon-offsets.
A green winery is only as green as the companies values, consciousness and ethics. Meaning, does the winery invest in projects that truly reduce emissions, and at the same time benefit the employees, local populations and Eco-systems?
If you miss Smart Green Travel every Saturday, from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm, on Green 960 AM or, on the Web at TheGreenMorning.com, then count on Hart of Green.com to help you connect with fresh green news, for example, we shine the eco-spotlight on….
- America’s first carbon-neutral winery
- Green wineries, sustainable using 100 percent solar and wind power
- Synthetic-chemical-free farming
- Integrated pest management - Now, there’s a reason to celebrate what’s organic at Green Wineries!
These Green Vineyard Thought Leaders, working each day in their gift, and with their love for living green, will leave your palette craving your favorite wine, and incentives to make immediate plans for a stay-cation at your next Green Winery close to home
Smart Green Travel is nudging you to get away from your work, for a day or so, grab the ones you love, and truly be in touch with your inner voice and nature, right here in our Bay Area backyard.
Part 1 run time 26 minutes
Smart Green Travel with Jerry Hart
Part 2 run time 26 minutes
Smart Green Travel with Jerry Hart
Guests:
LaRocca Vineyards
Founder
Phil La Rocca
Parducci Vineyards
Director
Paul Dolan
Sonoma Kutrar
Marketing Director
John Hudson
Navarro Vineyards
Founder
Debra Cahn
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