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Grace, Torres winemakers team up in Shanxi

Posted on | September 8, 2008 | No Comments

By Jim Boyce

grace-torres-mireia-torres.JPGGrace Vineyard and Torres are keeping things in the family, so to speak. The Shanxi-based winery considered by many to make China’s best drop, and the Spanish company whose China office distributes Grace products, are both family-owned and are teaming up for this year’s harvest in China.

After a year of preparations, two grace-torres-ken-murchison.JPGTorres wine makers joined their counterparts at Grace Vineyard on Monday, said Alberto Fernandez, head of Torres China. “We are aiming at producing – hopefully – one of the most interesting white wines in China!” he added.

For more details on the relationship between Torres and Grace, see this talk I had with Fernandez earlier in the year. Also of note, Torres China will hold its second “Taste of the Nations” in Beijing on September 20.

Photos:
Top: Mireia Torres, technical director of Torres, at Grace Vineyard
Bottom: Grace Wine Maker Ken Murchison, with Mireia Torres and Grace CEO Judy Leissner
(Photos: Torres China)

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