Instead, growers planted hardy native American varieties like concord and catawba, or hybrids like seyval blanc. |
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Catawba, a centuries old grape variety, bursts with a bold grape taste and pink color making it an award winning grape. |
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The Catawba is widely grown and made into wine down in New York State. |
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The visionary behind it, Nicholas Longworth was convinced Catawba would become the greatest grape in America, possibly the world. |
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Produced at our Catawba mill, in South Carolina. |
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Our Catawba mill, in South Carolina, produces an impressive line of coated mechanical papers available in a variety of brightnesses and finishes for catalogs, magazines and retail inserts. |
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The Catawba constitute the sole Native American group in South Carolina to have a reservation, which is located in the north-central part of the state. |
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Catawba, North American Indian tribe of Siouan language stock who inhabited the territory around the Catawba River in what are now the U. S. states of North and South Carolina. |
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The effect of the lower transaction prices in 2006 was partially offset by an increase in coated mechanical papers shipments in 2006 due to increased production at our Catawba facility. |
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Further west were the Cherokee, and along the Catawba River, the Catawba. |
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The WMIA'S 1993 Educator of the Year award winner, Catawba Valley Community College's Furniture Technology Division has been teaching the basics and more for 33 years. |
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Beginning in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, the Catawba River flows for 225 miles into Lake Wateree, east of Columbia, South Carolina. |
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