From rotating seasonal menus to guest chef collaborations, Mistry aims to connect guests to place, craft, and community October 6, 2025 (Oakville, CA) — Silver Oak Cellars, the leader in [...]
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Pala Winery in Serdiana, Sardinia, Italy Announces the Appointment of Alessandro Pedini as General Manager and Giandomenico Zedde as Director of Sales
October 6, 2025 (Serdiana – Sardinia, Italy) — Owner Lia Tolaini-Banville believes in building an experienced team of managers who are passionate about the potential of Pala. “I am very [...]
Five Festive Ways to Celebrate Virginia Wine Month Throughout October
Share a toast and enter the recipe contest as part of the annual tradition.
Golan Heights Winery and Galil Mountain Winery Appoint Yoram Avigad as CEO
Leadership transition supports continued growth in global premium wine markets October 6, 2025 (Katzrin, Israel) — Golan Heights Winery and Galil Mountain Winery have announced the appointment of Yoram Avigad as Chief [...]
A Bureaucratic Blunder 250 Years Ago Led to a Wine We Still Love Today
Thanks to a slow horse and bureaucratic blunder, this outstanding late-harvest riesling was born. And we still love it today.
Grower Referendum Vote Overwhelmingly Approves Continuation of Sonoma County Winegrape Commission
October 6, 2025 (Santa Rosa, CA) — The California Department of Food & Agriculture has announced it has certified the votes on the referendum to continue the Sonoma County Winegrape [...]
📺Lake Michigan College teaching students importance of wine harvest season
While farmers are busy this time of year harvesting crops, vineyards are doing the same.One program at Lake Michigan College (LMC) takes WSBT 22 through the har
Post-Harvest Irrigation: Why What You Do Now Shapes Next Years Crop
With the conclusion of harvest, it’s easy to shift focus from irrigation. The crops are in, and the season’s busiest time is nearly wrapped. However, the irrigation practices in the immedi
Neutral Oak: The Workhorse of the Cellar
When people talk about barrels, it’s usually the glamorous ones that get the attention—new French oak, custom toasts, those first vintages where the oak impact is bold and unmistakable.But
