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Afternoon Brief, March 23

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Bordeaux Winemakers Are Snapping Up Napa Estates: Alfred Tesseron, who owns Bordeaux château Pontet-Canet, hunted for a Napa Valley property for years...

Mira Winery Announces Judges Panel for Its Judgment of Charleston

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A Blind Tasting of Bordeaux and Napa Valley Today Charleston, S.C. (March 22, 2016) – Napa Valley’s Mira Winery announced today the panel of judges...

Afternoon Brief, March 22

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Four Sonoma County Icons to Be Honored at 2016 Sonoma County Barrel Auction: Today, the Sonoma County Vintners announced the names of four Icons who will be honored at the 2016 Sonoma County Barrel Auction for their contributions to Sonoma County wines...

Small and Independent Brewers Continue to Grow Double Digits

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Brewers Association Releases Annual Growth Figures for American Craft Brewers Boulder, CO • March 22, 2016—The Brewers Association (BA), the trade association representing small and independent1...

Afternoon Brief, March 21

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Global Warming Pushes Wines Into Uncharted Terroir: Many factors go into making good wine: grape variety, harvesting practices, a vineyards slope and aspect, soil, climate and so on that unique combination that adds up to a wine's terroir...

Afternoon Brief, March 18

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Treasury and E.&J. Gallo on Premiumization Plans: With premium wines showing robust growth in the U.S. market, it's no surprise that some of the industry's biggest players are ramping up their efforts at higher pricing tiers...

Afternoon Brief, March 17

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ProWein 2016 Reveals Insightful Consumer Trends and Racks Record-Breaking Visitors: ProWein, one of the world's biggest annual wine trade events held in Düsseldorf, Germany, attracted more than 55,000 visitors from 126 countries, and featured 6,200 exhibitors from 59 countries-record-breaking figures for the fair...

Afternoon Brief, March 16

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How Character-Driven Labels Are Driving Wine Sales: As the wine aisles swell with an ever-rising sea of brands, wine producers are looking to increasingly rich and imaginative narratives on which to build their brands...

2016 Sunset International Wine Competition Open for Entries

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The legitimacy of a wine competition hinges entirely on the credibility of the judges, and on our commitment to executing the highest standards for the...

Oakland Wine Festival Announces Napa Valley Vintners Support

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Napa Valley Vintners and more than 50 wineries to participate in world-class educational and charitable event 3/15/16 – Oakland, CA- The Oakland Wine Festival today...

Afternoon Brief, March 15

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Gallo, Constellation Claim Nearly Half of Domestic Wine’s “Hot Brands”: It's no secret that E.&J. Gallo Winery and Constellation Brands are powerhouses in the U.S. wine market. Indeed, the two companies comprise more than 35% of the markets volume, according to Impact Databank...

Afternoon Brief, March 14

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End Is Near for European Grapevine Moth: The European Grapevine Moth is on the ropes. A successful collaboration between the wine grape industry, county, state and federal agricultural departments, and University of California experts has brought the pest to near extinction in Napa County and the rest of the state...

Afternoon Brief, March 11

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Can Sustainability Put Sonoma Wines on Top: When I flew from New York for the Sonoma Wine Country Weekend last Labor Day weekend it was with more than slight anticipation. Sonoma wine country was a highlight of my Bay Area grad school years...

Afternoon Brief, March 10

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Predators on Patrol in Napa Valley Vineyards: Jane Anson reports on the war being waged between Napa Valley winemakers and vineyard pests...

Afternoon Brief, March 9

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Despite Strong Sales, Some Oregon Wineries Financially Stressed: More than one-fourth of Oregon wineries reported poor financial performance in a recent survey, which may actually be related to their success in growing sales and production, experts say...