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Page 1: Raboli, Pioneer,
Chateau Bellevue Wineries and a Postcard Page 2: Mont-Rouge and Vienna Wineries Page 3: Cresta Blanca Page 4: Pressing Grapes, at Cresta Blanca Page 5: Bottling and other functions at Cresta Blanca Page 6: Ruby Hill See Also: Harvest Wine Festival Page 1 - Page 2. |
Bottling and other functions at Cresta Blanca
Loading Grapes onto a conveyer to be taken to the presses. Marked
as "Cresta
Blanca Winery in 1911" but this may not be correct.
Cresta Blanca Bottling. At center, Wrapping bottles, at left:
bins of aging wine. Cresta Blanca Winery, 1911.
Washing Fiasco-type bottles at Cresta Blanca Winery in 1911
Securing a barrel at Cresta Blanca Winery in the late 1940s or
early 50s.
The barrel being secured has a carving on the front. Above his left elbow
it reads "Cresta Blanca 1882".
When Wente took over the Cresta Blanca facility, most of the wine barrels had
dried out and were not salvageable. They took one of the barrels apart and
made a table top of the carved tank end. It is at the Visitor's Center.
It is likely that this is the barrel.
Box at left reads:
Cresta Blanca Wine
Consistent Winner of major wine awards
Founded 1881
Cresta Blanca Wine Co., Livermore California
Cresta Blanca Parade float for the Rodeo Parade. Probably
about 1946-48.
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