As harvest dust settles, it Is time to fine-tune your wines and prepare them for the next stage, ageing. Join us for a focused, 30-minute Lamothe-Abiet webinar designed to help you finalize your 2025 vintage...
Grower Referendum Vote Overwhelmingly Approves Continuation of Sonoma County Winegrape Commission: The California Department of Food & Agriculture has announced it has certified the votes on the referendum...
Proposed Winery Assessment Fee in Lodi District Takes Step Forward: The San Joaquin County Board Supervisors has voted to allow the Lodi Winegrape Commission and consulting firm Civitas to speak with the...
With hotter growing seasons and shifting harvest windows, winemakers are increasingly challenged by high pH, low acidity, and elevated alcohol in their musts. These changes can lead to wines that feel...
Tenor Makes Washington State History with First 100-Point White Wine: 2022 Tenor La Reyna Blanca Vineyard Chardonnay garners perfect score from Jeb Dunnuck, elevating Royal Slope AVA and Washington wine...
Growing public concern about sulfite content and the potential for quality loss from high SO2 additions, coupled with the variable grape parameters influenced by each vintage, underscores a clear need...
Aromas are at the heart of wine appreciation—and at the core of winemaking decisions. With harvest approaching, it’s the ideal time to revisit how to shape, express, and preserve the aromatic potential...
Australia's Treasury Wine Drops Planned Sale of Cheaper Brands, Cuts Profit Guidance: Penfolds wine producer Treasury Wine Estates (TWE.AX), pulled the sale of its cheap drinks division after failing to...
What Do Neo-Prohibitionists Really Want?: Organizations that advocate for more stringent policies around the sale and marketing of alcohol are gaining momentum. What does this mean for the beverage in...
Wine's Trumps Cheese in Tariff War: A US-France trade war next year seems likely, thanks to two recent events. One, you probably noticed: Donald Trump was elected US President. The other, you might not...
