That Dog Blog » A Winery For The Dogs

Categories
- Activism
- Adoption
- AKC
- Animal Communication
- Animal Control
- Art
- Articles
- ASPCA
- Behavior
- Bloat
- Books
- Breed
- Breeders
- Clothes
- Collars
- Dog Books
- Dog Park
- Dog sports
- Dogster
- Famous dogs
- Featured
- Feeding
- Films
- Found
- Greta
- Greyhounds
- Grooming
- Health
- Home
- Humane Society of the U.S.
- Humor
- Jackets
- Kennels
- Lost
- News
- Nikki Cuthbertson
- One With Nature
- Pit Bulls
- Podcasts
- Potty Training
- Products
- Recipe
- Reiki
- Rescue
- Research
- Safety
- Sighthounds
- SPCA
- Studies
- Television shows
- Training
- Vacation
- Vets
- Videos

Aug 19 2008

A Winery For The Dogs

Published by jsfarmer at 1:01 am under Featured,Greyhounds,Products

The next time I’m in Healdsburg, Calif., I am making a point to stop by Mutt Lynch Winery.

Owners Brenda and Chris Lynch started the winery in 1995, and as if their company name isn’t enough, they also care for Patch, a rescue ex-racing Greyhound from New Zealand.

Mutt Lynch Winery sources its grapes from several vineyards that neighbor their winery in Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County:

Perotti Vineyard in Dry Creek Valley (owned by Bruce and Ed Perotti) produces varietals for the Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Petite Sirah.
Unti Vineyard in Dry Creek Valley (owned by George Unti) produces varietals for the Syrah, and Petite Sirah.
Stryker Estate Vineyard in Alexander Valley (owned by Pat Stryker) produces varietals for the Merlot.
Stone Vineyard in Alexander Valley (owned by Jim Furlong) produces varietals for the Carignane.

I already have my eye on this wine, and not just because the bottle label is so darn cute!

Related Websites

Even More Tips for Getting More Fruits and Vegetables Most people are not getting enough fruits and vegetables, despite the fact that there is such a large variety to choose from. Here are some great tips for how you can get pack more healthy fruits and vegetables into your life for a number of added health benefits that will......
What spurs you to try new products? When it comes to facial treatment products, I find that I like to at least sample products that friends have led me to. If a friend recommends a product as accomplishing what it is hyped to do, I rely more on their judgment than an ad campaign. How about you?......
Absolutely Everything Corporate Blogging By Debbie Weil This book claims to be the definitive guide to corporate blogging, so we were pretty interested to see what it had to offer. Right off the bat, the forward, which was written by Bob Lutz of GM (a corporate blogger) got our attention. It’s always nice to see books written......