I visit the Purple Sky Winery vineyard in Honeyville the same week as Utah’s historic heat wave. Standing among the rows of grapes, flies bite at my ankles and sweat drips down my back. But as Purple Sky general manager and head winemaker David MaKieve tells me, it isn’t the heat that’s a concern for [...]
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