Day he goes around them. Olesya put it on, true, that is, yes, of course, this is part of my duties, that is, every day in the morning i begin my rounds, i watch how the process of aging and storing sparkling wines goes, this particular wine is atymillion of the twentieth year, you you will see it next year, and this is still a temporary cork, you observe, kronin cork, semelion this is generally our exceptional wine, this is our beginning point of reference, just translated in greek. Thats why this wine was created a large team, also with the help of the french team, of course, we bring something of our own , we experiment, in principle we need to choose the right picking day, that is, we are in the vineyards there several times every day, that is, we monitor everything, how the ripening is progressing, are there any diseases . Where does the desire to become a winemaker come from . Its just hard for me to imagine a child who suddenly decides, mm, i want to become a winemaker, especial
By Kitsey Burns Harrison kburns@yadkinripple.com
Yadkin County Chamber of Commerce members gather for 2015 annual dinner and awards banquet at Tractor Brown’s Museum in Yadkinville.
File photo
Marty Driver, Hands of Hope Clinic, and Jessica Wall, Asst. Human Services Director with the Yadkin Medical Clinic, are among the honorees at the 2020 Yadkin Chamber Awards Banquet.
File photo
Courtesy photo
Lenuel Chamberlain receives the first Farmer of the Year Award in 2009 at the Yadkin County Chamber of Commerce banquet.
Courtesy photo
For more than 30 years the Yadkin County Chamber of Commerce has hosted an annual banquet an awards ceremony in January to celebrate the accomplishments of local businesses and community leaders. In light of the continued safety concerns due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s celebration has been put on hold.