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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2020 · 34 MIN

Mack McCorquodale: Oral History Interview

from The Oregon Wine History Archive Podcast · host The Oregon Wine History Archive

This interview is with Alfred (Mack) McCorquodale of McCorquodale Vineyard and covers topics such as the early wine industry history in the Umpqua Valley and McCorquodale’s involvement in the industry. McCorquodale describes early wine industry events, like “Greatest of the Grape,” and recounts stories of early winemakers in the Umpqua Valley. This interview was conducted with Rachael Woody at the McCorquodale home on June 5, 2013.

This interview is with Alfred (Mack) McCorquodale of McCorquodale Vineyard and covers topics such as the early wine industry history in the Umpqua Valley and McCorquodale’s involvement in the industry. McCorquodale describes early wine industry events, like “Greatest of the Grape,” and recounts stories of early winemakers in the Umpqua Valley. This interview was conducted with Rachael Woody at the McCorquodale home on June 5, 2013.

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