Nearly 30 Israeli wineries will gather Sept. 3 for an evening of wine, food and live music in the historic Mount Carmel town September 1, 2026 (Atlanta, GA) — One [...]
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Why I Shut Down THE SPILL
And the 8 things I learned in the process.
🎧Ep. 2775 Between Reality and Imagination: A Metaphor for Wine Growing Landscape
In this episode, Ryan Robinson explores how we tell the story of wine through autochthony, geography, and landscape. We reconsider the meaning of autochthony, explore the local identities shaping Italian wine and their relationship with the wider world, and look at...
Cru Wine appoints new managing director as part of strategic shuffle
Cru Wine appoints new managing director as part of strategic shuffle
OpEd: Confronting the Existential Threats
Will the earth continue to grow grapes? Will humans continue to consume wine? Those are the key questions—of supply and demand—that the wine industry faces today.Surviving them will require hope, [...]
🎧Ep 182 Pull Up a Chair: Paso Wineries with Restaurants – Featuring CASS Winery
🍇 Where Wine Takes You, Episode Highlights 🍷 What happens when the tasting room decides you should probably stay for lunch? This week on Where Wine Takes You, we’re digging into a side of Paso Robles wine country that has been evolving for decades: wineries with real...
Napa County’s $1.1 Billion Climate Plan Nears Final Vote, Wineries Push Back
Napa's $1.1 billion climate plan heads to a vote soon, and wineries say the costs are still a mystery.
White wines made by women are making waves
From chardonnay to chenin blanc, locals are producing award-winning varietals.
Governor Signs Laird’s SB 917 to Support Small Wineries
Official website of Senator John Laird, representing California Senate District 17.
