Ohio Wine Producers
WineAmerica: The Value of Associations
Associations bring people together, create consensus, communicate with key constituencies, improve the business climate and grow the industry. By Jim Trezise A Finger Lakes winery owner I know belongs...
A new report from WineDirect & Enolytics points toward women and younger consumers as new market drivers. (iStock)
Want to Fuel Your Winery's Future Growth? Engage Women and Younger Consumers.
By Andrea Smalling and Cathy Huyghe This year, WineDirect and Enolytics partnered to create their ground-breaking 2021 DTC Impact Report, pairing WineDirect’s robust consumer behavior and purchase-pattern...
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Out of This World: Wine Aged in Space and Underwater Teaches Us About Agriculture
Winemaking sometimes feels like an Olympic sport. It’s a practice so honed and perfected by training, technology and centuries of experience, the difference between mere excellence and being the best in...
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Scientists Develop Organic Cure for Pierce’s Disease
Testing continues, but new treatment meets approval of U.S. EPA and several state regulators. —Jeff Siegel Walk around certain vineyards, whether the well-renowned regions of California or the less familiar...
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Napa Storytelling: Why So Serious? A Research Study
We all love a good story, and the wine business has long recognized the need of good stories to sell wine. Stories differentiate wineries in the stories plot, persona, and person.
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Oak Research Continues to Yield New Precision Oenology Tools
The phenolic and aromatic compounds affecting wine profiles make up only 5-10% of untoasted oak, and those compounds can vary widely not just between oak species and forest locations, but even more between...