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Afternoon Brief: September 5

Thursday, September 05
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Three Napa Wineries Sue Napa County in Federal Court
After years of their concerns falling on deaf ears, three Napa wineries have joined forces to sue Napa County in federal court to address longstanding violations of constitutional rights. The participating wineries are Summit Lake Vineyard, Smith-Madrone Winery, and Hoopes Vineyard…
 
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Navigating Winery Succession: Proactive Strategies for a Changing Market
Succession and estate planning has always been one of the most difficult parts about running a winery. That process can be even more complicated these days, when the choices, if not necessarily more numerous, can definitely be more subtle and intricate…
 
Today’s News
 
Wine Industry Network Launches Campaigns & Initiatives Page to Support Proponents of Moderate Social Consumption
This page was created to showcase wine industry initiatives and campaigns that encourage the enjoyment of wine in social and cultural settings, emphasizing its role in enhancing well-being. The page also provides resources for industry stakeholders to educate consumers on the benefits of responsible wine consumption, aligning with contemporary health trends…
The Future of Online Wine Sales Depends on Millennials and Emerging Markets
Although 2023 saw a decline in online wine sales following unprecedented growth during the pandemic, recent sales numbers suggest this shift is more of a market correction rather than a sign of long-term decline…
Wineries Worry Stricter California Subscription Law Would Hurt Key Revenue Source
Fourth Annual Anthony J. Terlato Legacy Program Raises $40,000 for Habitat for Humanity
Nate Weis to Receive Wine Business Leadership Award
Napa Valley Winery Can Boost Wine Production and Visitation
It’s 40 Years and Counting for Maryland Wine’s Premier Festival
The American Winemaker’s Guide to Exporting Wines
White Zin: Despised, Under-Appreciated, and Now in Decline
Modified Polymers Can Remove Wildfire Smoke Taint from Wine, at the Cost of a Little Flavor
Pernod Ricard UK Outlines Future Without Wine
North Adriatic Spearheads the Slow Fizz Trend
Natural Wine Is Not a Crime
 
Blogs
 
Passage of Title Based Sales – Is It Right for You?
Dan Berger’s Wine Chronicles: Napa Valley Wine Euro Style
The VinePair Podcast: Can We Cut Out the Snobbery Around Brand-Name Wines?
Beaujolais and Respect
Devil’s Advocate: Wine Needs Marketing – and Cash to Pay for It
 
WineIndustry.Jobs
 
Business Development Manager
Andavi Solutions – Remote
Harvest Cellar Worker
Brian Carter Cellars – Woodinville, WA
Oak Sales Representative
Scott Laboratories – Petaluma, CA
More Wine Industry Jobs
 
People
 
Women in Wine – Dr Katharina Prüm
Early Mountain Vineyards Ushers in a New Era with the Appointment of Jon Ruel as President
The Market for Vineyards and Wineries in ’24/’25 with Tony Correia and Carol Collison
Umpqua Bank Bolsters North Coast Wine Specialty Group with Addition of Six Experienced Bankers
Oregon’s Grenaissance
 
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We Are Very Excited to Announce the Launch of Our New Patented CPCS System
Manage All Your Packaging to Work Simply and Efficiently
Revamp Your Labels with CCL’s Striking Embellishments
Hyster Tracker: Real-Time GPS Tracking and Telemetry
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Vineyard & Winery
 
Three Fat Guys Wines Celebrates Successful Harvest in Partnership with Sonoma Valley High School’s Viticulture Program
Hotel SLO’s 3rd Annual “Autumn Soirée: The SLO Way” Wine & Food Festival Celebrates Central Coast Winemakers and Harvest Bounty, November 9
This New Label Is Making Wine for ‘Whiny Babies.’ Will Gen Z Drink It? (Paywall)
Betts Farm Case Study: Cover Cropping in Concord Grape Vineyards
September 5 Marks Domaine Willamette’s First Harvest Pick of 2024

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