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Kenwood Vineyards Goes Dark as Korbel Owner Buys Back Sonoma Property
Kenwood Vineyards, a longtime Sonoma Valley winery, has abruptly closed its tasting room, and...
One Year Later, Canadian Bans on U.S. Wine Cost American Industry $357 Million in 2025: Full-year data confirms steepest single-year export disruption in modern U.S. wine trade; Wine Institute calls for...
Legislation Introduced to Strengthen “American” Wine Labeling: Today, Assemblymembers Damon Connolly (D-San Rafael) and Central Valley Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom introduced legislation to require that...
In today’s challenging marketplace, it’s imperative for a winery’s bottles to stand out on a crowded shelf when consumers walk into a store to purchase wine. Regular patrons and wine connoisseurs know...
Russian Questions for US Wine Competition: How did Russian wines make it to a San Francisco wine competition, despite being banned by US law?...
Lodi Unveils 'No Reservations': A Welcoming Alternative to Wine Tourism: The Lodi Winegrape Commission announces the launch of "No Reservations," a marketing campaign highlighting the region's genuine...
Turning Vineyard Waste into Opportunity, SB 279 Heads to Governor's Desk:
SB 279 will make it easier for growers across California to compost agricultural waste on their land without needing a CalRecycle...
Smoke Exposure Research Roadmap Published: With wildfire smoke continuing to be a significant threat to winegrapes and wines, a comprehensive new roadmap provides guidance for smoke exposure research and...
Cuts Could Leave AI in Charge of Wine: Because of the Trump administration's downsizing of bureaucracy, the federal agency responsible for regulating alcohol has 13 percent fewer workers than last yea...
Trump’s 200% Tariff on EU Wine Would “Close” US Market, Trade Body Warns: European wine sector association CEEV warns the tariff – threatened by the US President – would be “a devastating hit for our...
