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Livermore History - Wineries 2 |
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Page 1: Raboli, Pioneer,
Chateau Bellevue Wineries and a Postcard Page 2: Mont-Rouge and Vienna Wineries Page 3: Cresta Blanca Page 4: Pressing Grapes, at Cresta Blanca Page 5: Bottling and other functions at Cresta Blanca Page 6: Ruby Hill See Also: Harvest Wine Festival Page 1 - Page 2. |
Mont-Rouge and Vienna Wineries
Adrien Chauche's Mont-Rouge Vineyard & Winery, Livermore.
Located on the west slope of Oak Knoll cemetery near Granada High School.
The buildings were built in 1885 and burned in 1931. Chauche died about
1896 and his brother-in-law Charles Bon took over the business until
Prohibition.
Mont-Rouge. AG Chauche (Adrien Chauche). Mont-Rouge Winery at Oak Wood
Mont-Rouge cellars, Charles Bon Propr., near Livermore. Picture of
water tower & winery from the side.
Vienna Winery, Jos Altschul, Proprietor. 1896. Also
shown in the picture below.
Vienna Winery Estate of Dr. Joseph Altschul. 1896. The
house is shown from a different angle below. The winery is to the left of
the house. To the right of the house is the carriage house. The
house was built in 1896 and still remains. The winery was built in 1893
and demolished in 1958. It was located just east of highway 84 east of the
Ruby Hill housing area.
Residence of Dr. Joseph Altschul, owner of Vienna Winery.
1896 This house is now a private residence.
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