Olathe: Planning for growth, counting on corn
Cottonwood Cellars named for the giant cottonwoods at the vineyard, is Olathe’s oldest winery. Owners Diana and Keith Reed grow seven different varieties of grapes, and are especially pleased with the quality of their lemberger and pinot noir.
Penny Stine
Cottonwood Cellars named for the giant cottonwoods at the vineyard, is Olathe’s oldest winery. Owners Diana and Keith Reed grow seven different varieties of grapes, and are especially pleased with the quality of their lemberger and pinot noir.
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Penny Stine
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
If the potato grower’s co-op, the corn festival and the irrigated fields surrounding the town don’t make it abundantly clear that Olathe is a farm town, perhaps a visit to the…
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