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Narmada
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and pest control from some local sources, including Virginia Tech and some local wine growers.
“We’ve been doing a lot of reading,” admitted Pandit.
“We’ve also gotten a lot of help from Kenner Love at the Rappahannock County Extension Office and from Grey Ghost Winery in Amissville and Rappahannock Cellars in Huntly,” added Sudha Patil.
Despite their non-wine growing backgrounds, the Patils -share a love of drinking fine wines and had been interested in growing grapes for some time before purchasing the land for Narmada in 1999. “We were always thinking about this, for ten or fifteen years,” recalled Pandit. “We loved wines.”
The Patils, who are. in their fifties, noticed that the property was for sale while on a trip to
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