California's hot wines look to their roots

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Issue: December 31, 1999

December 31st, 1999 California's hot wines look to their roots Senior editor James Laube, Wine Spectator's California expert, moderated a guided tour through some of the state's newest wines from off-the-beaten-path vineyards -- some of which may become the next Colgin, Bryant Family or Turley -- during the seminar entitled "California's Hot Wines.

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