Women & Wine
By Pam George & Deny Howeth |
Last Updated December 11, 2020
Delmarva's oenophiles have grape expectations for the region!
The Delmarva Peninsula is a productive place for women in all phases of the wine business, from owning a vineyard to selling to customers. But it wasn't always this way. In this series, Edible Delmarva profiles some of the trailblazers in this traditionally male-dominated sector, changing things for the better and leaving their mark on the industry.
Karen Sposato, Sposato Family Vineyards' Biggest Fan
Karen Howard Sposato is the co-founder of Sposato Family Vineyards, and in many respects, she is the face of the brand.
Peggy Raley-Ward, Nassau Valley Vineyards: The Doyenne of Delaware Winemaking
The Delmarva Peninsula is a productive place for women in all phases of the wine business, from owning a vineyard to selling to consumers, and Peggy Raley-Ward of Nassau Valley Vineyards is considered...
Catherine Hester, Teller Wines: Sip, Savor and Share
The Delmarva Peninsula is a productive place for women in all phases of the wine business, from owing a vineyard to selling to customers, and Catherine Hester of Teller Wines has become a recognized...
Michelle Souza, Southern Glazer's: The Consummate Coach
The Delmarva Peninsula is a productive place for women in all phases of the wine business, from owning a vineyard to selling to consumers, and Michelle Souza of Southern Glazer’s has become a valued...
Linda Collier, Collier's of Centreville: The Cellar Mistress
The Delmarva Peninsula is a productive place for women in all phases of the wine business, from owning a vineyard to selling to consumers, and Linda Collier from Collier’s in Centreville is a true...
