Tag: Oregon
Oregon Grocers Withdraw Unpopular, Unnecessary Privatization Initiative
The proposal would have eliminated $200 million a year in liquor revenue for state, local and mental health budgets
Portland, Ore. – Corporate grocers announced today...
Afternoon Brief, April 25
Wine Buyers Return to Sonoma County Barrel Auction 2016 with Praise for Inaugural Event: In just two short hours and 71 lots representing 14 of Sonoma's 17 appellations, the inaugural Sonoma County Barrel Auction raised $460,000...
Celebrate the Diversity of Oregon Wines during Oregon Wine Month
Events, activities and promotions provide something for everyone this May
PORTLAND, Apr. 20, 2016 — Wineries throughout Oregon are getting ready to roll out the proverbial...
Afternoon Brief, April 5
French Winemakers Hijack Spanish Wine Tankers on Motorway: French winemakers have sent tens of thousands of litres of Spanish wine gushing onto the motorway in southern France, in protest at mass produced foreign wine entering the country...
The Fifth Annual Oregon Wine Month Celebration Kicks Off May 1
Events, activities and promotions fill a month-long festival of Oregon’s wine diversity and quality
PORTLAND, Apr. 1, 2016 — Spring is upon us and that can...
Afternoon Brief, March 31
Wilson Artisan Wineries Acquires Anderson Valley’s Greenwood Ridge Winery: Wilson Artisan Wineries announced today it has purchased Greenwood Ridge Winery in Anderson Valley's Philo in Mendocino County...
Afternoon Brief, March 25
Younger Affluents with Higher Incomes More Willing to Pay for Fine Wines: As a consumer's income bracket increases, the likelihood of drinking wine once per week also rises, according to a new survey by the Luxury Institute...
Afternoon Brief, March 18
Treasury and E.&J. Gallo on Premiumization Plans: With premium wines showing robust growth in the U.S. market, it's no surprise that some of the industry's biggest players are ramping up their efforts at higher pricing tiers...
Afternoon Brief, March 14
End Is Near for European Grapevine Moth: The European Grapevine Moth is on the ropes. A successful collaboration between the wine grape industry, county, state and federal agricultural departments, and University of California experts has brought the pest to near extinction in Napa County and the rest of the state...
Afternoon Brief, February 25
California Wine Exports Set Record in 2015: U.S. wine exports, 90% from California, reached $1.61 billion in winery revenues in 2015, an all-time record and a 7.6% increase from 2014. Volume was up 4.1% from the previous year to 461 million liters or 51.2 million cases...
Oregon Wine Industry Leaders Honored at Oregon Wine Symposium Luncheon
Oregon Wine A-List Wine Program of the Year, Lifetime Achievement, Founders, Vineyard Excellence, Outstanding Industry Service and Industry Partner Award Recipients Named
PORTLAND — Feb....
Afternoon Brief, February 24
Age and Disease Threaten Burgundy Wine Shortage, Report Warns: Burgundy wines may become even more difficult to find because of vine disease and smaller harvests from ageing vineyards, according to a new report by the region's wine council...
Afternoon Brief, February 23
Financial Crisis Led to 'Winemaker Freedom": The global financial crisis in 2008 was in some ways positive for winemakers as it gave them a sense of freedom according to Ted Lemon of California's Littorai...
Afternoon Brief, February 3
Sonoma County Vintners Announces Leadership Change: Sonoma County Vintners (SCV), the membership association serving as the leading voice of Sonoma County's acclaimed winemaking community, today announced that Executive Director Carolyn Stark has resigned for personal reasons, effective February 2...
2016 Oregon Wine Symposium to Highlight New Viticulture and Enology Insights
Sessions on Feb. 24 to Feature Spanish Interpretation Services
Portland, Ore. (Feb. 3, 2016) – The 2016 Oregon Wine Symposium, set for Feb. 23-24 at...