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Biogenic Amine Toxicity: A Reality for Histamine-Sensitive Consumers
What are biogenic amines and why can they be a problem? By Deborah Parker Wong Most informed wine consumers have accepted the fact that sulfur isn’t the root cause of wine headaches, but the misconception...
Carboy Winery at Mt. Garfield Estate in Palisade, Colo.
Colorado Rising: Behind the World’s First High Desert Hybrid Wine Region
The Mile High State leans into hybrid varieties in response to extreme climate challenges. By Kathleen Willcox  Colorado has been producing locally grown and bottled wine since 1890, but it’s just...
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Expert Editorial: 5 Myths About DTC Wine Shipping
Here are five arguments made against DTC that just don’t hold up under scrutiny. By Alex Koral   Americans spent more than $4 billion on DTC wine shipments in 2021, and polls show broad support among...
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Expert Editorial: Using Sports to Promote Your Wine Brand
The role of the “influencer” has and continues to disrupt the sponsorship and marketing of nearly every industry. Wine is no different. By Ishveen Jolly   Alcohol and sport have always had a close...
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J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines: 50 Years as Champions of the Imposter Grape, Valdiguié
Back in 1972, Jerry Lohr and his young family planted vines in the Arroyo Seco region of Monterey County, Calif. Among them were Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon and (something he thought was) Gamay Noir.  Unlike...
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Expert Editorial: The Judgment of Paris and Its Impact on the U.S. Wine Industry
By Anthony Zhang    May 24 is a day of celebration for wine lovers across America, as it marks the anniversary of The Judgment of Paris, an event that paved the way for the U.S. wine market to...
WineAmerica’s National Policy Conference 2022 (l to r): Marie-Chantal Dalese (MI), Dana Huber (IN), Scott Osborn (NY), Ryan Pennington (WA), Josh McDonald (WA), Moya Shatz Dolsby (ID), Chris Brundett (TX), Janie Brooks Heuck (OR), Devon Perry (NJ), Tara Good (WineAmerica).
Show Up, Stand Up, Speak Up: WineAmerica National Policy Conference 2022
For the first time in three years, WineAmerica representatives recently met with Congressional Representatives from around the country to discuss the wine industry’s legislative priorities. Last held in...
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Meet Debra Del Fiorentino of Wine Competitions Management & Production
This Sonoma County entrepreneur is responsible for more than a dozen prestigious tasting events, including the upcoming Sunset International Wine & Spirits Competition. By Alexandra Russell Debra Del...
Bokisch family’s Terra Alta Vineyard in Clements Hills-Lodi AVA; farmed certified by CCOF as well as LODI RULES
Op Ed: Criticism of Organic or Sustainable Winegrowing Programs Adds to Consumer Confusion
Are regional sustainable winegrowing certification programs a boon for the industry? By Randy Caparoso For the longest time, a certified USDA organic seal on a food or beverage product has been the signpost...
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Predicting Palates: Can Artificial Intelligence Improve Wine Buying?
New technology is helping consumers make smarter wine choices. By Gordon Feller If you’ve ever felt intimidated when choosing a bottle of wine, you’re not alone. Today, a growing group of companies aim...
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