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Idaho wine begins in the vineyard. But in Garden City, a new chapter is being written—one shaped by people willing to rethink how wine is made, experienced, and shared. Along the Boise River, in a place that not long ago felt overlooked, something unexpected is taking shape. This is where a small group of winemakers is quietly pushing the edges—challenging assumptions and, in the process, expanding what Idaho wine can become.
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