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Open Bottle Night Fundraiser

Vezér Family Statement:

The entire Vezér Family is very honored to have the opportunity to give back to a community that has been so kind to our Family and friends. The North Bay Hospital helped deliver two of our daughters and their Quick actions in the trauma unit along with our most heartfelt prayers saved the life of our niece Angela when she was struck by a drunk driver a few years ago on Highway 12. As many may know the Vezér’s are Jehovah’s Witnesses, therefore we take the command to love thy neighbor as thy self very seriously. We thank North Bay in giving us this opportunity to show our love to our neighbors in Solano County. This contribution to the North Bay Hospital for the establishment of a bloodless surgery and trauma unit which is a large part of the new heart center, not only provides some desperately needed services to the well over 4,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses in Solano County, it also provides the most advanced life saving technology and equipment available today to all the community. It has long been recognized that Jehovah’s Witnesses stance on blood (Leviticus 7:26 and Acts 15:29), has some very, very real benefits to all patients. Bloodless surgery is less evasive, therefore it drastically accelerates the healing process. Also the fact that the patient blood loss is minimal and that all the blood remains as his own, this so greatly decreases the chances of complications and further infections. In fact those in the medical industry that are not Jehovah’s Witnesses are also demanding these same bloodless procedures to be used on themselves and their families, because of these benefits. Again we are so honored to be part of such a kind and generous community, and we must also remember not only those who have given money, but more importantly their time; such as all the wonderful Volunteers, Staff and Doctors at North Bay Hospital.

Read the newspaper article in the Daily Republic by By Ben Antonius (Reporter)

Vintners rail against county rules

by Danny Bernardini REPORTER

After turning off Mankas Corner Road and following the winding road as it tops out, a small, hidden valley full of grape vines basking in the spring sun greet those approaching Vezér Vineyard. The driveway passes a wide expanse of lawn that gives way to a brick wedding patio. A fountain and statue filled piazza sits off to the side, often crowded with guests and live entertainment during various functions. READ ENTIRE ARTICLE

San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition

The significance of the 2007 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition and tasting to the American industry and beyond. The resolutions recognized the accomplishments of the wining wineries and those responsible for the winning wines, including our very own proprietor Frank & Liz Vezér. Needless to say we were honored to be recognized by these distinguished institutions. READ ENTIRE ARTICLE

Wine a hit at Waterfront Festival

by Susan Winlow Daily Republic

The local wineries, such as Sunset Sellers, Purple Pearl Vineyards, Wooden Valley and the new kid on the block, the 3 year old Vezér Family Vineyard located in Suisun Valley, set up camp in the shade of the park. The Vezér Family Vineyard, not yet open to the public, made it's first showing at the Waterfront Festival READ ENTIRE ARTICLE

Local mom-and-pop vineyard a winner

by Ines Bebea Daily Republic

SUISUN VALLEY - Even before opening its tasting room to the public, the Vezér Family Vineyard and Winery in Suisun Valley was branded a winery in the 2006 and 2007 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition. This year's competition featured 3,800 wines by 1572 wineries from 20 states. Vezér won double gold and a bronze prize for its Verdelho and Zinfandel READ ENTIRE ARTICLE