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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON
Rappahannock Staff Writer
“Good trines will be made in America as in Europe. . . The cine is congenial to evert/ climate itt Europe from Hungary to the Mediterranean, and trill be bound to succeed in the same temperatures here wherever tried by intelligent viguerons" — Thomas Jefferson, IfiJJ
Most Americans remember Thomas Jefferson as the author of the Declaration of Independence, a young nation's third President or founder of the University of Virginia. But the viticulturists of the Commonwealth’s burgeoning wine industry remembers the man from Monticello as America's first vineyardist. a promoter of American wines, a vissionary who 200 years ago foresaw the birth of an enterprise that is just now coming into its own.
Corrine and„I)irgham Salahi are firm believers in Jefferson's dream. They’re proving that it can become a reality, that good wines will be made in America. At
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