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A Winning Tradition: Looking Back at the North Coast Wine Challenge

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Press Democrat North Coast Wine Challenge Continues to Identify the Best of the Best   In 2012, when organizers were planning the first North Coast Wine...
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Afternoon Brief, February 1st

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Vinoshipper Releases 2nd Annual Craft Wine Direct Sales Report: Vinoshipper, the nation’s largest Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) wine shipping platform with more than 3,000 clients, released its second annual report today that shows a unique and optimistic perspective on direct sales across 47 states...

Balletto Vineyards Announces Promotion of Andre Swart to Assistant Winemaker 

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Santa Rosa, CA – (February 1, 2024) – Balletto Vineyards, a family-owned winery producing 100% estate grown and bottled wines in the Russian River Valley,...

40th AVA Celebration

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In 1983, the Sonoma County wine-growing regions of Carneros, Chalk Hill, Dry Creek Valley, Knights Valley, and Russian River Valley/Green Valley all received designation as...

Reels and Algorithms: Marketing Goes High Tech

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Adding video and AI to your winery marketing may be easier than you think. By Laurie Wachter   The world of marketing sometimes feels like it’s spinning...
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Afternoon Brief, September 14th

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French Prosecutors Probe Champagne Grape-Pickers’ Deaths in Extreme Heat: Public prosecutors in France's northeastern Champagne region are investigating the deaths of at least four grape-pickers who died while working in extreme heat, according to local media reports...

Balletto Vineyards Appoints Jim Morris as New Director of Hospitality  

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Santa Rosa, CA – (September 13, 2023) – Balletto Vineyards, a family-owned estate winery in Sonoma County, is proud to add Jim Morris to its team. Jim joins as Director of Hospitality and brings...
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Afternoon Brief, September 1st

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Introducing the Newest AVA in California: Winters Highlands: Winters Highlands has been designated as the newest American Viticultural Area (AVA) by the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB)...
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Afternoon Brief, August 28th

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Brock Lindsay of Lake Chelan’s Succession and Alta Wineries Dies at 40: Brock Lindsay, winemaker and co-owner of Succession Wines and Alta Cellars in the Lake Chelan appellation, died August 26th due to traumatic injuries caused by a utility vehicle rollover accident. He was 40-years old...
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Afternoon Brief, June 5th

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Bidding Smart at Napa's Big Barrel Auction: Our US editor finds there were some bargains to be had at the scaled-down Napa Valley Vintners auction...

Balletto Vineyards Hits Sustainability Milestone After Going 100% Solar Powered 

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One million pounds of CO2 were saved from entering the environment since the installation   Santa Rosa, CA – (June 5, 2023) – Balletto Vineyards, a...
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Afternoon Brief, April 19th

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The Carbon Economy and Vineyards – What’s the Status Quo?: The carbon economy is making headlines at the moment as many developed countries contemplate carbon emissions reduction targets and timeframes...

Celebrate Earth Day with Balletto Vineyards

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Get inspired via a Sustainability Winery Tour or Spring Birding Walk Santa Rosa, CA - April 11th –Calling all nature lovers, wine enthusiasts and knowledge seekers, this...

Afternoon Brief, March 17th

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SVB Financial Files for Ch. 11 Bankruptcy Protection, Says It Has $2.2 Billion in Liquidity: One week after trading was halted for SVB Financial and regulators took control of the holding company for Silicon Valley Bank and other subsidiaries, SVB Financial has taken the next inevitable step: Today it announced that it has formally filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York...
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Afternoon Brief, August 10th

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Wine Direct Shipping Ebbs but Remains Above Pre-Pandemic Levels, Report Says: Consumers who moved to getting wine shipped directly to their homes when they couldn’t or were reluctant to visit the vintners or enjoy a glass in restaurants and bars appear to be still doing so to some degree two and a half years since the pandemic began, according to a new report...
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