Afternoon Brief: Come Together Rally for a Unified Response to Wine's Market Challenges
With generational shifts, health trends, and market saturation testing the resilience of the U.S. wine industry, leaders are doubling down on unity, optimism, and consumer connection through the Come Over October campaign and Share & Pair Sundays...
Event Type: Conference
Location: Copia, Napa Valley, CA
Date: 4/2/2025
Afternoon Brief, February 23rd
How a Napa Farming Nonprofit Became a Political Power Broker—And Got Caught Up in a Federal Investigation: A mysterious federal investigation unfolding in Napa Valley has ensnared one of the wine industry’s most powerful entities...
Copia Vineyards and Winery Welcomes Guests to New Adelaida Vineyard Estate Tasting Room
Boutique Paso Robles winery expands tasting room and culinary pairings February 19, 2024 (Paso Robles, CA) – Anita and Varinder Sahi, proprietors and winemaker of Copia Vineyards and Winery, invite guests […]
Afternoon Brief, February 19th
US Grocer Merger Could Mean Less Shelf Space for Wine: Two giant retailers are proposing a merger. If it goes ahead, it could have a significant impact on the American wine market...
Association of African American Vintners Returns to Napa for Symposium and Wine Festival March 9-10, 2024
Livermore, Calif. (February 8, 2024)—The wine industry’s oldest trade organization focused on making wine inclusive, the Association of African American Vintners (AAAV), will host its biennial Symposium and Wine Festival […]
Napa Valley Film Festival to Present Special 2022 Film, Food and Wine Showcase, a Four-Day Cultural Event to Take Place at the Culinary Institute of America at Copia on November 10-13
Napa, California (September 29, 2022) Transitioning back from virtual to in-person, the Napa Valley Film Festival(NVFF) and the CIA at Copia will present the inaugural2022 NVFF Film, Food and Wine []
Lesser-Known Wines Deserve Some Love, Too
P.S. I Love You promotes Petite Sirah, with help from ongoing Farm Credit support May 13th The wine industry is a huge part of California agriculture. According to the Wine Institute, there are 5,900 wine grape growers in the Golden State, cultivating the crop on 635,000 acres. The growers harvest almost 4 million tons []