Week of Events
Winter WINEland
After the busy holiday season, Winter WINEland provides an effortless way to restock your wine cellar. This event is the perfect winter escape in which visitors can enjoy a less crowded wine country, taste new wines, or join a wine club – make it a weekend of discovery. New this year, each participating winery will have a
2023 Texas Hill Country Wine Symposium
Join Us For The 9th Annual Hill Country Wine Symposium! The Hill Country Wine Symposium was established in 2015 by Texas Hill Country Wineries. Symposium includes THREE days of seminars, lectures and panel discussions with over 20 sessions in 4 dedicated tracks.: Vineyard, Winery, Business & New Vineyard/Winery. Past speakers have included Tammy Boatright-VingDirect, Al
DTC Wine Symposium
The DTC Wine Symposium is presented by and a fundraiser for Free the Grapes! The event has raised more than $1 million for Free the Grapes’ PR campaign, and the Coalition for Free Trade’s legal work (CFT “retired” in 2014 after achieving its goals). These two groups have worked closely with industry lobbyists and regional
Commerce7 Live- Rethink DTC
Commerce7 Live- Rethink DTC
This one is all about you. We spent the last year talking with you, visiting you, and understanding how we could improve your workflows. We took everything you said and used it to implement new tools designed to streamline your day to day operations. Join us on January 17th, 2023 as we take an in
Silicon Valley Bank State of the Wine Industry Report
Silicon Valley Bank State of the Wine Industry Report
Despite global economic uncertainty, the premium wine segment showed growth in 2022, with revenue on average up 9.7 percent through September. While this is cause for celebration, the overall industry
Protein Instability in White Wines: Mechanism of Formation and Methods for Predicting It
Protein Instability in White Wines: Mechanism of Formation and Methods for Predicting It
Protein haze can appear in white wines during transportation and storage. This instability represents an aesthetic problem that can be prevented by removing the grape proteins that have survived the winemaking process. Matteo Marangon, Associate Professor at University of Padova (Italy), will cover: recent developments in wine protein instability, including the most current version of