Set Your Vineyard Up for Success This Season  Now available: Viticultural Services from Jack Neal & Son, backed by decades of Napa Valley experience — offering vineyards comprehensive support from site evaluation and vineyard development to ongoing management and harvest execution. Services include everything from varietal and rootstock selection, irrigation strategy, pest and disease management, soil and tissue analysis, and precision farming tools — all tailored to maximize vineyard performance and fruit quality. With over 50 years of vineyard management experience and a strong focus on organic and biodynamic farming practices, this is a full-spectrum solution for growers looking to optimize both yield and quality. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and listings like these Viticultural Services highlight how the platform helps growers access experienced, full-service vineyard management support. Wi

Join us for "Insights on New Growing Techniques from the 2025 Season." When it comes to innovation in the vineyard, theory is easy. Implementation is not. That’s why the first session of the 2026 Growing Forward Virtual Conference brings together four respected vineyard leaders who have already done the work. Join us this Wednesday, where we'll hear from the early adopters who will share their firsthand experiences, including what delivered measurable results, what proved challenging, what caught them by surprise, and what they would do differently next time. Bring your questions. Add your perspective. Join a conversation designed to help growers move forward with confidence. Session Panel: Tony Chapman, Senior Director of Winegrowing / The Donum Estate Ryan Maier, Owner & Operator / Maier Vineyard Management Matt Merrill, General Manager / Mesa Vineyard Management Patrick Riggs, Vice President of Viticulture / Jack Neal and Son Vineyard Management This Wednesd

As fruit begins to ripen and long-term planning shifts into focus, now is the time to consider which vineyard blocks may need to be cleared, redeveloped, or transitioned before next season. This featured service on the WIN Marketplace offers full-scale vineyard removal and development—from initial teardown to site prep and redevelopment. Whether you're replanting for new rootstock, rotating varieties, or retiring low-performing acreage, the right partner makes all the difference. Explore the listing: https://marketplace.wineindustrynetwork.com/listing/vineyard-removal-development-management/ 📣 Have a vineyard service to offer? Use promo code SUMMER2025 to post your listing for free on the WIN Marketplace.

WIN Marketplace Service Spotlight: Vineyard Removal/Development & Management With over five decades of experience, Jack Neal & Son stands as one of Northern California’s most trusted names in vineyard management. Specializing in comprehensive vineyard removal and development services, we offer tailored solutions that honor the land’s legacy while paving the way for its future. At Jack Neal & Son, our commitment is to deliver exceptional service that respects the environment and meets the specific needs of each client. Whether you’re looking to rejuvenate an existing vineyard or embark on a new development, our team is equipped to guide you through every step of the process. Interested? Check out their listing on the WIN Marketplace: https://marketplace.wineindustrynetwork.com/listing/vineyard-removal-development-management/ Are you already a member of WIN? You can post on the WIN Marketplace for free today! Reach out to our Membership Team for more

More Than 220,000 Acres in California are Enrolled in FFF Program  NAPA, Calif. (November 25, 2024) – Thirty-two winegrape growers and wineries from Sonoma, Napa and Mendocino counties have been recognized with the Founders’ Award from the Fish Friendly Farming Certification program for achieving and maintaining certification for more than 20 years. In 1999, the Fish Friendly Farming Certification program was created to protect and enhance the Russian River watershed in Sonoma County. Soon, it was expanded with a specific program tailored for Napa County and other regions. Today, more than 220,000 acres located in thirteen counties in California are enrolled in the innovative program that improves water quality and wildlife habitat. “The Fish Friendly Farming certification has become very popular among winegrowers as a sustainable certification program because it is highly effective in improving water quality and restoring fish and wildlife habitat,&rd

Afternoon Brief, November 10th

France Raises Wine Output Estimate, Regains Top Producer Spot: France's farm ministry on Friday raised its estimate for this year's wine production, confirming that it will regain the top spot among world producers although some major producing regions including Bordeaux have been hit by disease...

Digital Friction in the Wine Industry: Meeting Modern Consumer Expectations

Strategies to enhance user experience, personalization and loyalty for millennials and Gen Z consumers in wine e-commerce By Laurie Wachter   Is “digital friction” in your team’s sales and marketing […]

Join Winealytics to learn how to better understand your customers and the trends driving your DTC success! They'll look at practical ways to extend Commerce7 so you understand the full customer lifecycle, with a focus on actionable insights. They'll focus on ways to change your approach to using data as much as various technology options. You'll walk away with immediate actions that help you know your customers like you know your wine, empowering your marketing and DTC teams to drive your business forward. TAKEAWAYS: Concrete examples of how this impacts your winery's decision making and results Options for extending C7's reporting to better understand your customers How to prioritize those options to best support your winery's goals Sept 26, 2023 10am-10:45am PDT Register Now

Afternoon Brief, June 13th

Vintners Warn a Wine Shortage Could Be Coming, as They Try to Adapt to Climate Change: From cold snaps in B.C. to flooding in Italy, extreme weather is damaging crops...