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Afternoon Brief, January 12th

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Labeling Laws Another Challenge for Wine: Wine labeling laws are already in use in the EU. Should US producers be freaking out?...
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Afternoon Brief, December 22nd

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California State Controller Weighs in on Napa Winery Dispute: In a letter shared with the drinks business, Malia Cohen, California State Controller, has demanded an explanation from Napa County as to why it is attempting to withdraw the right to hold tastings from three local wineries...

Future-Proofing Vineyards: Expert Perspectives on AI, Water Management and Climate Resilience

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Navigating climate change in viticulture by water management automation, climate-friendly farming, and AI advancements By Laurie Wachter Note: This article summarizes key insights from industry experts...

Wine’s Most Inspiring People 2023: Tom Gamble — Embracing and Enhancing...

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By Laurie Wachter   Tom Gamble’s driving passion is to ensure Napa County’s biodiversity endures for generations. His experimental lab is Gamble Family Vineyards, where he’s...

Popular “Fish Friendly Farming” Certification Program Will Benefit Local Fish Populations...

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More than 90% of Napa County Winegrape Growers Are Certified NAPA, Calif. (April 21, 2021) -- With the arrival of warmer weather, it appears California is...
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Afternoon Brief, June 15

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Increased Demand for Sustainably Produced Wine: Millennials lead the way in purchasing from the range of sustainably and environmentally produced wine, and nine in 10 are “willing to pay” more for sustainable wine...

90 Percent of Napa Vineyards Have Been Certified by Fish Friendly...

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Third Party, Non-profit Group Works with Grape Growers To Sustain Water Habitats for Fish NAPA, California (June 15, 2020)—The Fish Friendly Farming® Certification Program was...

New CSWA Research Shows Sustainability a Growing Factor in Wine Trade Purchasing

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New research, commissioned by the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance (CSWA), shows that a majority of the U.S. wine trade considers sustainability when making purchasing decisions and expects demand to increase over the next decade.