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Building Antica Napa Valley - A 30-Year Legacy Across Two Generations
The hand-laid stone, the integrated terrace, the landscaping that ties the building to its hillside. Antica Napa Valley is one of the projects we are most proud to have been a part of.  Founder, Wendell Nordby worked with Glenn Salva to complete the Atlas Peak Production Facility in 1994. Current CEO Craig Nordby picked up with Glenn again, this time under new ownership, to build the tasting room almost 30 years later, completing in 2022. This is what it means to be iconic builders of wine country.  
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Radoux USA Welcomes April Moulton as Regional Sales Manager
Radoux USA is pleased to announce that April Moulton has joined the company as Regional Sales Manager, further strengthening Radoux USA’s presence across key U.S. wine regions. April brings more than 10 years of experience in the cooperage industry and a strong customer‑focused approach to her new role. She will be supporting National Sales Manager Craig Holme in Napa Valley, while taking the lead for the Central Coast and Oregon, working closely with the Radoux USA team to ensure consistent, high‑quality service for customers. “April brings professionalism, energy, and a deep understanding of our industry,” said Craig Holme, National Sales Manager, Radoux USA. “She is a valuable addition to our team and a strong partner for our clients.” April’s appointment reflects Radoux USA’s continued investment in long‑term relationships and dedicated regional support. The Radoux group, based in the Cognac region of France, is a leading manufacturer of Fr
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300 Episodes of Sustainable Winegrowing: A Look Behind the Mic
When we launched the Sustainable Winegrowing Podcast in 2016, we weren’t sure where it would go. Now, 300 episodes later, it’s become a go-to resource for growers, researchers, educators, and wine industry professionals dedicated to sustainability. To mark this milestone, we flipped the mic around and interviewed our host, Craig Macmillan, PhD — long-time vineyard and winery professional, educator, and now podcasting veteran — to reflect on some favorite episodes, meaningful moments, and what’s ahead. From Zoom Recordings to Global Reach Craig began hosting when the podcast was just an idea sparked by the Vineyard Team’s goal to make sustainable winegrowing knowledge more accessible. “I wasn't a podcast listener at all,” Craig admits. “But I said sure, why not? Let's try it.” Since then, the show has featured scientists, growers, and innovators from all over the world, creating a ripple effect of conversations and c
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It’s a good idea to find out what your tasting room is like when you, the manager or owner, are not around. This article showcases why it's good to use mystery shoppers.

It’s a good idea to find out what your tasting room is like when you, the manager or owner, are not around.  By Craig Root As a former tasting room

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Some simple considerations toward staff and visitors can make a difference to your bottom line. | Wine Industry Advisor Featured Article by Craig Root

Some simple considerations toward staff and visitors can make a difference to your bottom line. By Craig Root When I conduct a design review with owners

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Today's wine business news for wine industry professionals...

With the U.S. wine industry under pressure from declining sales, shifting consumer trends, and economic headwinds, Sonoma Countys vintners and grape growers are coming together in an unprecedented way to confront these challenges and chart a positive path forward for the local industry...

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Hiring the right tasting room staff can make or break your winery’s guest experience — and your sales. This article dives into how to attract and evaluate top candidates who not only understand wine, but embody exceptional sales and hospitality skills.

Dont limit your search before you consider all possibilities. By Craig Root NOTE: With tipping now allowed, some full-time tasting room staff are making

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