Lineage: Life and Love and Six Generations in California Wine
by Steven Kent Mirassou
Hardcover – June 2021

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Steven Kent Mirassou received his BA in American Literature from the George Washington University and his MA in Literature from NYU. He was born in the Salinas Valley and grew up in San Jose and Los Gatos before going east to college. Lineage: Life and Love and Six Generations in California Wine is his first book.

Mirassou started his wine career in sales but found his true passion after moving into the production side of the business in 1996. Steven has made the highest rated wines from the Livermore Valley, is a founder of the Mount Diablo Highlands Wine Quality Alliance, and the President of the Livermore Valley Wine Growers Association.

Steven has four adult children, April Coffey, Aidan Mirassou, Katherine Mirassou, and Sara Mirassou. He lives in Pleasanton, CA with his fiancée, Nancy Castro, and their three dogs.

The Connected Table Podcast from the Telluride Wine Festival

 

I had the great pleasure to appear on my friends’, David Ransom and Melanie Young’s, podcast – The Connected Table. In this episode, we talk about my new book, Mirassou family history, Livermore Valley, and what makes Cabernet Franc so damn exciting.

I originally met Melanie and David on a Livermore Valley press junket to New York City a few years. We hit it off then, and they were instrumental in getting The Lineage Collection to the Telluride Wine Festival this year. Telluride is an otherworldly beautiful place, a carpet of Quaking Aspen under your feet as you tram your way up to Mountain Village where many of the events are held. If you love great wine and an amazing location and a lot of enthusiastic and friendly people this event is a must.

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