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Tilman Hainle on the future of BC wine, and its still untapped potential

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Interview with winery consultant Tilman Hainle on Working Horse Winery, organic dry farming, and the many exciting frontiers still to be explored in BC vineyards. This is the second of a two-part interview. Click here to listen to part one; Tilman Hainle on the 1970’s renaissance in BC wines. Tilman can be contacted at: 250-888-3869
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