10 years of providing Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino, and Lake county wineries with information, innovation, solutions, and resources The wine industry is all about relationships. Winery owners, winemakers, vineyard managers—everyone really—depend on their friends and colleagues in the industry to hear about new ideas, catch wind of recent trends, learn about resources that work (and those that don’t), find out who’s moved where and all the scoop on the local scene. Although COVID-19 weakened that pipeline, making it harder to stay connected with friends and colleagues, many North Coast wine industry professionals welcomed the opportunity to reconnect at the WIN Expo last year. That opportunity is coming up again on December 1st—just a few short weeks away. Here are three reasons you should stop by and take advantage of the opportunity to tune in and catch up with your local industry landscape. 1. It’s Local Wine Industry Network’s WIN Expo has been

10 years of providing Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake county wineries with information, innovation, solutions and resources The wine industry is all about relationships. Winery owners, winemakers, vineyard managers—everyone really—depend on their friends and colleagues in the industry to hear about new ideas, catch wind of recent trends, learn about resources that work (and those that don’t), find out who’s moved where and all the scoop on the local scene. Although COVID-19 weakened that pipeline, making it harder to stay connected with friends and colleagues, many North Coast wine industry professionals welcomed the opportunity to reconnect at the WIN Expo last year. That opportunity is coming up again on December 1st—just a few short weeks away. Here are three reasons you should stop by and take advantage of the opportunity to tune in and catch up with your local industry landscape. 1. It’s Local Wine Industry Network’s WIN Expo has been s