EMissouri kuqala

Ngaba ubusazi ukuba iMissouri yayililizwe lokuqala ukuthatha ngokungqongqo ishishini lewayini? Nangona abantu bomthonyama baseMelika belima iidiliya ukusukela ekuqaleni kwexesha, ishishini lewayini eMelika litsha kwaye lingalandelelwa kwimfuduko yaseJamani ukuya eMissouri. Iwayini yokuqala evela kumdiliya olinywa ekuhlaleni yaziswa ngo 1846 kwaye kwiminyaka emibini emva koko iindawo zewayini zalapha zavelisa iilitha eziyi 1000. Ngo-1855, iihektare ezingama-500 zesidiliya zazikwimveliso kwaye iwayini yathunyelwa ngenqanawa eSt. Louis nakwezinye iindawo ezikufutshane. Iphulo elilandelayo lokufudukela kwelinye ilizwe lazisa amaTaliyane kurhulumente kwaye baba negalelo kubuchwephesha babo kwishishini. Ngenkulungwane ye-19 lelizwe lalivelisa iwayini ezininzi (ngomthamo), kunalo naliphi na elinye ilizwe lase-USA.

I-Missouri yayililizwe lokuqala elavunywa njengendawo echongiweyo yaseMelika yeViticulturally Area (okwangoku bane kurhulumente) kunye noClayton Byers, umseki weMontelle Vineyards (1970) wayengumboni wewayini. Kungoku nje le ndawo iphantsi kukaTony Koovumiian oqaphela ukuba iwayini zakhe ziphumelele ngenxa ye-terroir, microclimate kunye nembali ekhokelela kwiwayini, "entsha, enevumba elimnandi, egxininisekile kwaye elungelelanisiweyo," kwaye yodwa - ngenxa yobugcisa bewayini. umenzi wewayini.

Umlambo waseMissouri kunye neHermann

Ishishini laqala ecaleni koMlambo iMissouri kwidolophu yaseHermann. Enye yeendawo zokuqala zokuthengisa iwayini yayiyiStone Hill (1847) kwaye yaba yeyesibini ngobukhulu esizweni (kwaye eyesithathu ngobukhulu emhlabeni). Bathumela isigidi semiphanda yewayini ekuqaleni kwenkulungwane yama-20 kwaye yaphumelela iimbasa eVienna (1873) nasePhiladelphia (1876).

Funda inqaku elipheleleyo ewayin.

INTO ONOKUYITHATHA KWELI NQAKU:

Missouri was the first state recognized as a federally designated American Viticulturally Area (currently there are four in the state) and Clayton Byers, the founder of Montelle Vineyards (1970) was a wine visionary.
One of the first wineries was Stone Hill (1847) and it became the second largest in the nation (and the third largest in the world).
They shipped a million barrels of wine by the beginning of the 20th century and it won awards in Vienna (1873) and Philadelphia (1876).