Rural Vision 07 | Napa Valley, USA: Only by protecting the terroir can there be fine wine! Farmland can only be used for farming, and wineries cannot serve as B&Bs or hotels
Rural Vision 07 | Napa Valley, USA: Only by protecting the terroir can there be fine wine! Farmland can only be used for farming, and wineries cannot serve as B&Bs or hotels
Text by Baohua Communications Photography by Qiu Yunan
Forty years ago, Napa County was just an obscure river valley in northern California, an hour's drive from downtown San Francisco. No one could have imagined that this small wine country, modest in area and population, would go on to defeat wines from renowned French regions at the 1976 "Judgment of Paris" and take first place. This blind-tasting result not only caught the judges completely off guard, but also made Napa's wines an overnight sensation.
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