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WI ne MAKI n G Winemaker Interview Jeff Cohn Vintner discusses custom yeast choices and managing difficult fermentations By Laurie Daniel & Wales University in Providence, R.I., and a bachelor's degree in hospitality management from Florida International University in Miami. As he toiled in the hospitality industry, Cohn's interest in wine increased. W inemaker Jeff Cohn didn't start out in the wine industry. In the 1980s he received an associate's degree in cu- linary arts from Johnson After working for two years as an intern ScottLabs_May08 4/2/08 9:53 PM Page 1 for Boordy Vineyards in Maryland during the early 1990s, Cohn knew that his future was in winemaking. He moved to Califor- nia, earned a master's degree in agriculture chemistry at Fresno State University and took a job as an enologist at Rosenblum Cellars in Alameda, where he was pro- moted to winemaker in 2000. Meanwhile, Cohn had started his own label, JC Cellars, in 1996, the same year he graduated from Fresno State. In 2006 he left Rosenblum 38 Wines & Vines APRiL 201 1

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