N

Nadeau, Remi, 326

Naegle, John, 420

Nagasawa, Kanaye, 335

Napa County, Calif., 259 , 261 , 265 , 345 , 351 , 354 , 415 ;

first wine shipped from, 262 ;

phylloxera destruction in, 345

Naples, Italy, 76

Naples, N.Y., 198 , 375

Napoleon, 135 , 137 , 138

Nashua Valley, Mass., 30

Nation, Carrie A., 397

National Prohibition Act (Volstead Act), 435 , 436 , 437

National Prohibition Party, 433

National vineyard. See Public vineyard

Natoma Land and Water Company, Calif., 327

Natoma Vineyard, Calif., 327

Naud Winery, Calif., 316

Nauvoo, Ill., 217 , 396 , 397 , 402

Nebraska, wines and vines in, 400 , 402

New Bern, N.C., 103

New Bordeaux, S.C., 57 ;

winegrowing in, 95 -100

New Braunfels, Tex., 407

New England: wild grapes in, 31 ;

wine from, 486 n45

New England Farmer , 221

New Found Salem Wine, 333

New Hampshire, 420

New Harmony, Ind., 288 ;

sold to Owen, 134 ;

winegrowing at, 131 -33

New Jersey, 87 , 148 ;

"champagne" from, 383 -84;

cider in, 31 ;

colonial vineyards in, 89 -93, 114 ;

invention of grape juice in, 384 -88;

Swedes in, 31 ;

wild grapes in, 33 ;

winegrowing in, 383 -84

New Mexico (Spanish), 219 ;

and El Paso wine ("Pass wine"), 219 , 235 -36, 349 ;

winegrowing in, 233 -34, 236 -37, 407 , 408

New Mexico (U.S.), 234 -35, 237

New Netherland, vineyards in, 31

New Orleans, 136 , 138 , 328

New Paltz, N.Y., 102

New Rochelle, N.Y., 102

New Switzerland, Ind., 121 , 122

New Switzerland, Mo., 393

New York (state), 147 , 182 , 217 , 222 , 229 , 379 , 415 ;

Chautauqua region of, 187 , 200 -202, 376 ;

contribution of to winegrowing, 200 ;

Finger Lakes region of, 145 , 187 , 194 -200, 202 , 374 -76;

first commercial winery in, 194 ;

growth of industry in, 374 -77;

Hudson Valley region of, 187 -94, 374 ;

New York City region of, 187 -92;

production in, 229 , 376 , 494 n1;

table grapes in, 215 , 375 , 376 , 377 ;

vineyards in, 114 ;

vinifera in, 377

New York City, 119 , 254 ;

California wine in, 256 -57, 291 , 300 , 304 , 325 , 326 , 328 , 334 , 355 ;

and Ohio wine, 378 ;

and Virginia wine, 414

New York Exhibition, 165

New York Horticultural Society, 217

New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, 200 , 369 -70, 377

New York Times , 439

New Zealand, American grapes in, 447

Newark, N.J., 157 ;

and cider, 383 -84

Newburgh, N.Y., 103 , 207 , 209

Newfoundland, site of Vinland, 3

Newlands, Sen. F. G., 303

Newmark, Harris, Sixty Years in Southern California , 251 253

Newport, Ky., 123

Nicaragua, Haraszthy in, 283 -84

Niebaum, Gustave, 324 , 326 , 331 , 367

Noah, 190 , 426

Nobbett, Joseph, 112

Noel (early grower), 155

Nordhoff, Charles, 133

Norfolk, Va., 416 , 419

North Carolina, 8 , 9 , 148 , 228 , 376 , 413 , 415 ;

early winegrowing fails to develop in, 34 -35;

experiments in, 61 ;

leads nation in wine production in 1840, 223 ;

legislature grants land for viticulture in, 150 ;

Scuppernong wine in, 128 -29, 149 -50, 223 ;

Verrazzano's description of, 11 ;

wild grapes in, 12 , 33 , 60 -61;

winegrowing in after Civil War, 415 -19.

See also Carolina

North Carolina State Board of Agriculture, 150

North Carolina State Horticultural Society, 416

North Carolina Vine Dresser and Horticultural Model Practical School, 223

North Dakota, 419

North East, Pa., 389

Northwest Territory, 121

Norton, Dr. D. N., 82 , 149 , 177

Norton (wine), from Illinois, 185 ;

from Iowa, 396 ;

from Missouri, 186 , 390 ;

from New Jersey, 384 ;

from North Carolina, 416 ;

from Virginia, 414

Nott, Eliphalet, and Bible wines, 387 , 388 n52

Nouveau Medoc Winery, Calif., 316

Nova Scotia, 95

Nunez family, of Georgia, 48 , 49

Nuttall, Prof. Thomas, 205