TEMECULA VALLEY, Calif., March 31, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association has begun publishing "Temecula Valley Grape Vine," a new quarterly newsletter that will be your passport to Temecula's Wine Country.
Fun and informative, Grape Vine is designed for the estimated 25 million people in Southern California who want to learn more about an exciting wine-making, entertainment and culinary region that is less than a two-hour car drive away.
"We think this quarterly electronic format will engage and entertain our clients," said Linda Kissam, executive director of an association that represents 21 award-winning wineries and 40 growers.
The newsletter will keep readers up-to-date on all the fun happenings in Wine Country as well as provide information on developments, awards and new things to do. The Grape Vine is produced by Parallax Communications, a Temecula-based communications services company.
"This is a project the association has been looking forward to launching for over a year," Kissam said. "We've been working with Parallax Communications to create the perfect vehicle to communicate with the hundreds of thousands of people who visit Wine Country every year."
Earlier this year, the association began publishing "Temecula Valley Vine Times," a monthly newsletter that provides the media with an informative and timely look at the latest expansions, newest wineries, people and accomplishments in Wine Country.
"Both newsletters are part of an enhanced communications and outreach campaign to let more people know about our region and the quality, award-winning wines we produce," said Phil Baily, co-owner of Baily Vineyard & Winery and president of the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association.
If you would like to receive a free copy of the Grape Vine each quarter, go to the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association's Web site at: http://www.temeculawines.org, click on request a brochure and submit the information form with your email address.