Preferred Citation: Pinney, Thomas. A History of Wine in America: From the Beginnings to Prohibition. Berkeley:  University of California Press,  c1989 1989. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft967nb63q/


 

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Cabernet Sauvignon (wine), 308 , 329 , 360

Cabet, Etienne, 402 ;

Voyage en Icarie , 335

Cadillac, France, 246

Cady Winery, Calif., 3 , 16

Cahokia, Ill., 174

Caire, Justinian, 311

California, 82 , 177 , 185 , 200 , 228 , 237 , 375 , 395 , 415 ;

Central Valley of, 267 , 317 -20;

contrast between north and south, 266 -67, 315 ;

oldest winery in, 252 ;

regional classification of, 323 .

See also Anaheim; Fresno; Grapes, European varieties; Haraszthy, Agoston; Los Angeles; Napa County; Sonoma County

California, missions of:

—and commerce in wine, 241 -42

—Mission Dolores, wine from, 238

—San Buenaventura, 240

—San Diego: vines at, 238 ;

ruins of, 243

—San Fernando, 240 , 242

—San Gabriel, 238 , 241 , 245 , 294 , 298 ;

effect of secularization at, 243 ;

wines described, 240 ;

winegrowing at, 238 -39

—San Jose, 238 , 258 , 326 , 332 ;

wine described, 243 ;

winegrowing at, 240

—San Juan Capistrano, first vines at, 238

—San Luis Bey, 240 , 272

—Santa Clara, 238 , 258

—Santa Cruz, 238

—secularization of, 242 -43

—winemaking methods of, 241

California, University of, 185 , 304 , 344 , 395 ;

at Davis, 294 ;

Department of Viticulture, at Berkeley, 350 - 55.

See also Hilgard, Eugene

California, vines in:

—native hybrids, 259 , 260 , 262 , 266 , 318 , 324

—vinifera, imported:

by Brannan, 321 ;

by French in Santa Clara, 263 -65;

by Haraszthy, 263 , 265 , 272 , 274 , 279 -81;

by Keller, 250 ;

by Kohler & Frohling, 256 , 267 ;

by Vignes, 246 , 263 ;

by Wilson, 296

California, wine industry in:

—depression in, 355 -56

—early development of:

in Los Angeles region, 243 -58, 262 ;

at missions, 237 -43;

in north, 258 -67

—effect of Prohibition on, 437 -39

—and export of wines, 493 n48;

to Canada, 305 ;

to England, 305 , 328 , 355 ;

to Japan, 297 , 328 ;

to other countries, 328

—growth of, 310 -21, 373

—insufficient experience in, 262 , 267 -68, 493 n49

—large-scale enterprise in, 321 -29

—and machines for winemaking, 365 -67

—and national commerce, 256 -58, 297 , 300 ;

difficulties in establishing, 355

—and phylloxera, 343 -45, 346

—production of: in Anaheim, 290 ;

in 1860, 229 , 266 ;

in 1860-1890, 313 ;

in 1870-1900, 312 ;

in 1895-1910, 363

—publications devoted to, 367 -68

—varietal selection in, 345 -47

—wines, descriptions of, 240 , 246 , 249 , 256 -57, 267 -68;

Anaheim, 289 ;

by Hilgard, 493 n49;

Lake Vineyard, 297 ;

San Gabriel Wine Company, 304 , 308 -9

California Board of State Viticultural Commissioners, 282 , 292 , 307 , 316 , 337 , 395 ;

and conflict with university, 350 ;

work of, 342 - 50;

dissolved, 354 -55

California Farmer , 262 , 368

California Grape Protective Association, 502 n41

California Horticultural Society, 262

California Produce Company, 306

California State Agricultural Society, 251 , 264 ,


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275 , 342 ;

committee of on wines, 267 ;

Transactions , 262 -63, 275 , 282 , 388

California State Fair, prizes at, 249 , 254 , 262 , 264 , 274 , 421

California State Legislature:

appoints commission on grapes, 263 , 275 ;

exempts new vines from taxation, 263 ;

Haraszthy reports to, 277 ;

special act for Buena Vista, 485 n44

California State Register , 262

California State Vinicultural Society, 266 , 340 -41

California State Viticultural Convention, 349

California Wine and Wool Register , 368

California Wine Association, 318 ;

founding and operation of, 356 -62

California Wine-Growers' Association, 341

California Wine Makers' Corporation, 358 -59, 362

California Wine, Wool and Stock Journal , 368

Calistoga, Calif., 265 , 321

Calvert, Charles, 33

Calvin, John, 426

Calwa Winery, Calif., 356

Calwa wines (proprietary name), 356 , 360 , 361

Camacho, Don José, brings first vines to California, 238

Campbell, George W., 207

Campbell, Col. James, 227

Campbell Town, Fla., 101

Camuse, M., 228

Canada, 11 , 18 , 186 , 206

Canandaigua Lake, N.Y., 198 , 199 , 375

Canary Islands, wine from, 13 , 19 , 33 , 34 .

See also Vidonia

Cannon, Clarence, 441

Cannon, Bishop James, 433

Cape Fear River, N.C., 35 , 61 ;

wine produced along, 149 -50

Cape of Good Hope, 110

Caradeuc, Achille de, 224 ;

Grape Culture and Winemaking in the South , 222 , 224

Carbon bisulphide, 344

Carignane (wine), 329

Carolina:

Huguenots migrate to, 101 ;

Lords Proprietors of, 34 , 35 ;

winegrowing plan for, 33 -34.

See also North Carolina; South Carolina

Carpenter, Lemuel, 245

Carpin, M., 413

Carpy, Charles, 356

Carr, J. F., 300

Carr (early grower), 155

Carrera, Juan de la, on vines in Virginia, 15 -16

Carriger, Nicholas, 259

Carroll, Charles, of Annapolis, 83 , 100

Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, 83 , 100

Carter, Charles, 70 -71, 81

Carter, Col. Landon, 71 , 81

Carteret, Maj. James, 51

Cartier, Jacques, 11

Castroville, Tex., 407

Catawba (wine), 143 ;

Adlum's, 145 ;

Buchanan's, 164 ;

in Georgia, 226 ;

from Hermann, 177 ;

from Kentucky, 221 ;

Longworth's, 159 , 161 , 163 ;

in Missouri, 186 ;

in Virginia, 221 , 414 ;

Werk's, 167

Catawba cobbler, 164 -65

Catawba River, N.C., 142

Catesby, Mark, 67

Causton, Thomas, 48 , 51

Cayuga Lake, N.Y., 199

Caywood, Andrew Jackson, 207 -8, 209

Census, U.S.:

of 1860, 229 , 266 ;

of 1890, 403 ;

of 1910, 362

Central California Colony, 318

Central California Railroad, 317

Central Vineyards, Kans., 399

Cette, France, 276

Chalmers, Robert, 260

Chambertin, 127 , 140 , 276

"Chambertin" (Calif.), 348

Champagne (region), 98 , 394 ;

vines from, in Pennsylvania, 110 , 111 , 114

Champagne (wine), and sparkling catawba, 161 , 164

"Champagne" (native), 223 ;

from apples, 383 -84;

in California, 253 -54, 257 , 283 ;

in New Jersey, 384

Champion, John, 338

Champlin, Charles, 104 , 197

Chapman, Alfred, 299

Chapman, Charles, 245

Chapman, Joseph, 245

Chaptalizing, 38

Chard, William, 245

Charles II (king of England), 30 , 33 ;

pays charges of Huguenots to Carolina, 36 , 94

Charleston, S.C., 43 , 57 , 60 , 99 , 150 ;

early trials in, 35 , 37 ;

vineyards in, 225

Charlottesville, Va., 81 , 127 , 413 ;

as capital of Virginia "wine belt," 82 , 414

Chateau Bellevue, Calif., 321

Château d'Yquem, 322

Château Haut-Brion, 87 ;

vines from, 112 , 113

Château Lafite, 276 , 322 ;

vines from, 112 , 113

Château Larose, 322

Château Margaux, 276 ;

vines from, 112 , 113

Chateau Montelena, Calif., 316

Château Rauzan, 276

"Chateau Yquem" (Calif.), 348

Chautauqua County, N.Y., 200 , 201 , 376 , 385 , 388


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Chautauqua district. See New York

Chautauqua Institution, 200 , 376

Chautauqua Lake, N.Y., 200

Chautauqua Wine Company, N.Y., 376

Chauvet, Jean, 338

Chazotte, Peter, 477 n49

Chellow, Va. (Bolling's estate), 73 , 75 , 81 , 82

Chelsea Botanical Garden, 43 , 89

Cherry juice (cordial), 304 -5

Chicago, 297 , 300 , 328

Child, Dr. Robert, 29 -30

China, and Virginia wine, 23

Chinese, and California winegrowing, 273 , 282 , 283 , 325 , 329 -30;

in southern California, 298

Christianity, and drink, 426 , 427

Christy, David, 228

Cider, 429 ;

in England, 150 ;

in New Jersey, 31 , 383 ;

in Virginia, 433

Cincinnati, 123 , 126 , 174 , 177 , 179 , 197 , 253 , 257 ;

Belmont, 162 ;

decline of winegrowing in, 172 ;

development of winegrowing around, 156 -72;

Eden Park, 162 ;

Germans in, 159 ;

Gibson House, 164 ;

pigs in, 163 ;

supplies vines to Hermann, 176 , 177 ;

winemaking methods in, 166 -68.

See also Longworth, Nicholas

Cincinnati Horticultural Society, 160 , 169 ;

promotes winegrowing, 161

Civil War:

and Cincinnati industry, 172 ;

and Georgia, 227 ;

and Missouri, 178 ;

and prohibition movement, 432 ;

and winegrowing in South, 225 , 411

Clarendon, Lord, 34

Claret, 33

"Claret" (native), 32 , 33 , 101 ;

in California, 250 , 257 , 291 , 337 ;

in North Carolina, 416 ;

in Virginia, 414

Clarksburgh, Md., Catawba discovered in, 142

Clay, Henry, 118 , 190 ;

toast by, 121

Clayton, Rev. John, 22

Clemens, Orion, 228

Clement, Michael, 251

Cleveland, 172 , 200 , 300 , 377 -78, 383 ;

Temperance Hall in, 377

Cliff Cave Wine Company, Mo., 390

Clinton (wine), 396 , 414

Cloverdale, Calif., 335

Cloverdale Wine Company, Calif., 316

Coit, H. O., 172

Coleman, Evan, 304 , 306

Coligny, Gaspard de, 11

Colle, Va. (Mazzei's estate), 79 , 80

Colleton, Col., 57

Collinson, Peter, 67 , 68

Coloma, Calif., 261

Coloma County, Calif., 261

Coloma Vineyard, Calif., 260

Colorado, 419

Colson, Alexander, 338

Colson, John, 338

Colson Brothers Winery, Calif., 316 , 338

Columbia, S.C., 150 , 152 ;

winegrowing around, 150 -51, 225

Columbia Wine Cellars, N.Y., 376

Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 324 , 409 , 412 ;

California wines at, 347 , 348 ;

grape juice at, 389

Columbus, Christopher, 6 , 110

Columella, 73

"Commission upon . . . the Grape-vine in California," 263 , 275 , 342 ;

reports of, 277 , 484 n23

Communities, religious or utopian, and winemaking:

Brotherhood of the New Life, 331 -36;

Community of True Inspiration, 403 ;

Harmonists (Rappites), 130 -34;

Icahans, 335 -36, 402 -3;

Pietists, 103 ;

in Silkville, Kans., 402 ;

in Vineland, Tenn., 227 .

See also Alabama: French Vine and Olive Association in; Huguenots; Italian Swiss Colony

Community of True Inspiration, 403

Compton, Calif., 432

Conant's Island, Mass., 29

Concannon Winery, Calif., 316

Concentrated must:

export of, 305 -6, 355 ;

and Prohibition, 437

Concord (wine), 214 , 381 , 396

Concord, Mass., 211 , 214 , 219

Coney Island, N.Y., 31

Connecticut, 228 ;

production in, 229

Conshohocken, Pa., 108

Constantia (wine), 110 , 119

Constitutional Convention (Philadelphia), 109

Consumption of wine, per capita, 373 , 374

Contra Costa County, Calif., 259

Cook, Isaac, 186

Cooke, Col. William, 46 -47, 50

Cook's Imperial (sparkling wine), 186

Cooksey (of Georgia), 46 , 50

Cooper, Anthony Ashley. See Lord Ashley

Cooper, Joseph, 466 n43

Cooper River, S.C., 37

Coopers and cooperage, 363 -65, 378

Corbin, Austin, 404 , 405

Cordials, 129 , 241

Cork oak (Quercus suber ), 494 n84

Corks, 366

Corneau and Son, Ky., 166 , 168

Cotton:

and slavery, 152 ;

in South, 225 , 411 ;

in South Carolina, 151


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Couderc, Georges, 394

Council Bluffs, Iowa, 396 , 400

Council of Trade and Plantations, London, 64

Covington, Ky., 166

Coxe, Dr. Daniel, 32 -33

Cozzens, Frederick S., 221

Cozzens' Wine Press , 221

Crabb, H. W., 342 , 347 , 348

Cralle Winery, Calif., 316

Crawfordville, Ga., 226

Cresta Bianca Winery, Calif., 316 , 348 , 350

Cribari, B., 331

Crickets, in Indiana, 125

Crocker, Charles, 321

Croton Point Vineyards, N.Y., 191 , 192 -94

Crushers, grape, 365 , 378

Crystal Springs, Calif., 272 , 273

Cucamonga, Calif., 251 -52, 311 , 326 , 362

Cucamonga Vineyards, Calif., 356 , 357

Cupertino, Calif., 331 , 351

Curtis, J. M., 365

Cynthiana (wine), 390 , 414


 

Preferred Citation: Pinney, Thomas. A History of Wine in America: From the Beginnings to Prohibition. Berkeley:  University of California Press,  c1989 1989. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft967nb63q/