What does it actually mean to fall in love with wine?In Chapter 1 of Story of Soil from the Los Olivos Series, Wine Bros Uncorked heads to the tiny town of L...
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Ryan Wilkinson Joins Century Vineyards as Vineyard Manager
January 30, 2026 (Newberg, OR) — Century Vineyards, a new leader in Oregon vineyard management, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ryan Wilkinson as Vineyard Manager. With deep experience [...]
Greenfield Global Adds Jenny Dearborn to Leadership Team as Chief People & Enterprise Excellence Officer to Support Growth
Globally recognized organizational strategist enables scale by aligning people, data, and systems January 30, 2026 (Toronto, ON) — Greenfield Global, a leading producer, manufacturer, and distributor of high-purity alcohols, bioprocessing [...]
📺FINAL vineyard restoration task for 2025
Our final vineyard restoration task for 2025 was to remove all the vines which had died over the course of the year and prepare the ground for replanting whe...
🎧Ep 2594 james macnay iwa interviews ninive pavese of pavese e figli from morgex in valle daosta clubhouse ambassadors corner
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Afternoon Brief, January 30
Unified Wine & Grape Symposium Highlights Shift Toward Planning and Stabilization: “This year’s symposium reflected a grounded and forward-looking mindset. There was a clear willingness to confront difficult realities, but also a shared focus on problem-solving,...
Fancy buying a Bel Air vineyard?
Fancy buying a Bel Air vineyard?
Unified Wine & Grape Symposium Highlights Shift Toward Planning and Stabilization
January 29, 2026 (Sacramento, CA) — The 2026 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium concluded today with signs of a broader shift in the American wine and grape industry, as conversations moved from [...]
California Needs to Lose More Vines
There is a lot more work – and pain – required before supply and demand return to balance. Read the latest wine news & opinion on wine-searcher
