Tag: ASEV
Afternoon Brief, July 27
California Sparkling Wine Pioneer Barry Sterling, Founder of Iron Horse Vineyards, Dies at 90: The attorney turned vintner positioned his winery among California's top sparkling wine houses...
ASEV Awards 50 Students with Scholarships
ASEV Awarded 50 North American Students With $107,500 in Scholarships
DAVIS, Calif., July 27, 2020…The American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) selected 50 scholarship recipients to...
ASEV’s Invasive Pest Webinar Series Starts June 3
DAVIS, Calif., May 28, 2020 - The American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) is pleased to announce a webinar series on invasive pests...
Afternoon Brief, March 25
Jackson Family Wines: Reading The Off-Premise Surge: Wine sales in the off-premise have been exploding, and Jackson Family Wines has been at the forefront on the producer side—particularly with its Kendall-Jackson and La Crema brands...
Joint 2020 ASEV Conference Scheduled for June Canceled
DAVIS, Calif., March 25, 2020- The Joint 71st ASEV National Conference and 45th ASEV Eastern Section Annual Meeting set to take place on June 15-18, 2020, in...
ASEV Selects 2020 Best Enology and Viticulture Papers
DAVIS, Calif., March 9, 2020 - The American Society for Enology and Viticulture’s (ASEV) Board of Directors has selected the winners of the 2020...
Distinguished Professor to Present Forty Years of Work in Wine and...
Dr. Heymann of UC Davis to Receive ASEV Merit Award in June
Davis, Calif., March 2, 2020 – Professor, author and sensory scientist Dr. Hildegarde...
Afternoon Brief, August 5
Why Women in the Wine Industry Stay Silent About Abuse: An industry veteran examines the structures that she says are keeping victims quiet-and provides a framework for moving forward...
Afternoon Brief, July 22
New Sources of Revenue for Winery Associations Up for Debate: As historic funding sources dry up and impact marketing budgets, vintner associations look to new ideas to increase revenue. Business Improvement Districts (BID) for the wine industry may be the answer, but change always comes with growing pains...
Afternoon Brief, June 19
California Growers’ Strategies for Protecting Vineyards from Fire: Wildfires in California aren't new, but after back-to-back years of the most deadly and destructive fires in California's history, it's clear they are increasing in both frequency and ferocity ...
ASEV to Present $107,500 in Scholarships to 38 Students at the...
DAVIS, Calif., May 31, 2019 - The American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) has selected 38 scholarship recipients to receive $107,500 in financial...
Afternoon Brief, May 22
Wineries Innovate to Build Domestic Demand: Amid lingering trade uncertainties and a changing consumer market, some Northern California wineries are trying to get creative to maintain demand...
Afternoon Brief, May 10
Dry Red Wines' 'Big Tannins' Are Literally Bigger, Study Says: Even casual drinkers can usually identify a wine with big tannins. Tannins emphasize a wines dryness by tingling the side of your mouth or leaving an almost rough feeling on your tongue ...
70th ASEV National Conference
Special Events:
Merit Award Presentation
Grape and Wine Industry, Research, Extension and Education: It Takes Villages
Dr. Sara Spayd, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, Emerita
Extension...
Afternoon Brief, March 25
Vineyard Lawsuit a Test for Napa: What is To Kalon? Is it a vineyard, or a fanciful name like The Prisoner? A 2003 lawsuit settlement led to an equivocal decision: it's both.
