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Afternoon Brief, November 14th

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Argiano Brunello di Montalcino 2018 Named Wine Spectator’s Wine of the Year: Wine Spectator, the world’s leading authority on wine, announced Argiano Brunello di Montalcino 2018 as the 2023 Wine of the Year...

Apply to the 2024 California Green Medal Sustainable Winegrowing Leadership Awards

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Apply to the 2024 California Green Medal Sustainable Winegrowing Leadership Awards! Stop by the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance (CSWA) booth and meet the team!...
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Afternoon Brief, September 29th

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Ohio Launches Appeal Over Wine Shipping: The state of Ohio has requested the Supreme Court to take on another wine shipping case....

Winery Wastewater Worries: Adapting to New Compliance Realities

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With a deadline looming, wineries face a complicated path to compliance with California’s Statewide Waste Discharge Requirements  By Laurie Wachter The California wine industry has been...
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Afternoon Brief, November 16th

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Wine Scientist Remanded in Custody: Australian wine scientist Simon Dillon has appeared in court on child sex charges...

Bring Your Questions About Sustainable Winegrowing and Winemaking

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Stop by the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance (CSWA) booth and meet members of the team. Bring your questions about sustainable winegrowing and winemaking as...

WIN Expo 2022: Vineyard and Growers Seminar Track Highlights

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Regardless of how glamorous the end product may seem, wine starts in the vineyard and grape growing is an agricultural activity. By Barbara Barrielle What will...

Fess Parker Winery Furthers Commitment to Sustainability with Solar Panel Installation

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February 2, 2022, Los Olivos, CA – The Fess Parker family is pleased to announce the installation of new 548.4 KW solar panels on...
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Afternoon Brief, November 9th

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As Restaurants Reopen, Sommeliers Re-Envision Wine Lists: Restaurants closed throughout much of 2020 when the novel coronavirus caused a series of lockdowns. To cover the costs of lost sales and in order to continue to pay employees, the monthly rent, and attempt to stay in business, some restaurants resorted to selling much—in some cases all—of their wine inventories...

Call for Applications for the Eighth Annual California Green Medal Sustainable Winegrowing Leadership Awards 

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November 9th - SAN FRANCISCO — California vineyards and wineries are encouraged to apply for the 2022 California Green Medal Sustainable Winegrowing Leadership Awards, with applications now being accepted at greenmedal.org.    Vineyards and...
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Afternoon Brief, October 6th

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Napa Valley’s Fairwinds Estate Winery Sues Insurer Claiming Refusal to Pay Glass Fire Claim: Fairwinds Estate Winery says one of its insurers sold it a useless insurance policy shortly before the winery was destroyed by the 2020 Glass fire...

California’s Wine Community Recognizes October’s Farmer and Farmworker Month

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October 6th - SAN FRANCISCO — California is the country’s top agricultural producer and in October the state’s wine and winegrape growing community honors the...
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Afternoon Brief, September 17th

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2021 Close to Reaching 2019 Sales Levels in the On-Premise: It’s not news that 2020 was a volatile and challenging year for the On Premise, and with many openings and closings, sales suffered in comparison to previous years...
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Afternoon Brief, August 14

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Multi-State Partnership Advances Sustainability in the U.S. Wine Industry Through Research, Education and Promotion: The largest winegrowing states in the country — California, Oregon, New York and Washington, which produce 95% of U.S. wine — have established educational and certification sustainability programs over the past two decades, furthering the widespread adoption of sustainable practices by U.S. winegrowers and winemakers...

Multi-State Partnership Advances Sustainability in the U.S. Wine Industry Through Research,...

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September 14th - SAN FRANCISCO — The largest winegrowing states in the country — California, Oregon, New York and Washington, which produce 95% of U.S. wine — have...
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