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WineAmerica Proudly Sponsors 2025 Come Over October Congressional Wine Caucus Press Conference and Reception
Second-Year Sponsorship Highlights American Wine Industry’s Economic Impact and Community Building Mission  WineAmerica, the National Association of American Wineries, announced today its proud sponsorship of the 2025 Come Over October Congressional Wine Caucus press conference and reception, taking place on October 8th in Washington, D.C. This marks the second consecutive year WineAmerica has supported this important invitation-only industry event, demonstrating the organization’s continued commitment to fostering bipartisan support for America’s burgeoning wine industry.  The reception will showcase wines from across many states, celebrating the breadth, diversity and quality of American wine production from coast to coast. This comprehensive representation underscores the truly national scope of the American wine industry, which now includes 10,637 wine producers operating in every state. Economic Powerhouse Supporting American Communities WineAmerica&r
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The purchase marks a significant milestone and deeply personal endeavor for the couple, two renowned figures in the wine world, known for their dedication to innovation, quality, and preserving the legacy of historical wineries...

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Of course family-owned businesses can come in different sizes. Gallo, Jackson Family, Foley Family, Delicato and Boisset are families of a more considerable size than smaller one-vineyard or one-winery operators. And still, even when you take those larger players out, Sonoma County remains significantly family-owned.

By Virginie Boone Unfortunately, its not too uncommon to see a winery or vineyard in our region described as one of the few family-owned. But in Sonoma County, nothing could []

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Monvera Glass Decoration Announces Expansion of Glass Decoration Services
Richmond, CA (Thursday, May 2nd). Monvera Glass Decoration, an industry leader in wine bottle screen printing, is expanding its decoration services by offering color coating and frosting on glass bottles and non-glass containers. The launch of this new service offers packaging designers a whole new range of design options. Glass, metal, and even plastic containers can be spray-coated with a color coating matched to the designer's chosen Pantone number. A variety of different appearances are available, including frost, opaque, translucent, and transparent, with sheen levels varying from full gloss to matte. Special effects are possible by using specialty materials and adjusting the spray settings, thereby creating an unlimited number of decoration choices. "Being able to offer frosted and colored glass is hugely exciting for us and marks a significant expansion of our glass decoration options. The supply of colored glass is very limited, and high MOQs and long lead times are st
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The Duckhorn Portfolio Announces an Agreement to Acquire Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards: The Duckhorn Portfolio, Inc. (NYSE: NAPA) (the “Company”) announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards (“Sonoma-Cutrer”), one of the largest luxury Chardonnay wineries in the U.S., from Brown-Forman Corporation (“Brown-Forman”), for approximately $400 million to be paid in a combination of Company stock and cash...

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