Afternoon Brief, February 7th
Prohibition Era Over? State House Passes Bill to Legalize Sale of Liquor, Wine in Small Towns: The House passed a bill that would no longer prohibit Mississippi’s small towns from selling liquor and wine — a Prohibition-era carryover still enforced for municipalities in many “dry” counties...
Afternoon Brief, March 15th
ChatGPT Just Passed Three of the Master Sommelier Theory Exams: OpenAI’s ChatGPT continues to confound with its seemingly endless scope – including passing three levels of the infamously tricky Master Sommelier exam...
Our Legacy Harvested Announces Fall 2023 Internship Applications, Bringing BIPOC Diversity to Wine Industry, Open Now
Oregon Nonprofit Announces Second Annual Internship for Internship Program PORTLAND, Ore. (March 7, 2023) Our Legacy Harvested (OLH), a
Afternoon Brief, March 7th
French Politicians Wining on the Job: News publications across France went to town last week over reports of drunken and booze-based antics in the country's National Assembly...
Our Legacy Harvested Announces Inaugural BIPOC Interns for Internship Program Dedicated to Bringing Diversity to Wine Industry
Oregon Nonprofit Announces First Class of Interns from Across theCountry for Flagship Internship Program PORTLAND, Ore. (June 13, 2022) Our Legacy Harvested (OLH), a nonprofit founded in 2020 dedicated []
Afternoon Brief, June 13th
American Pinot Noir Legend Josh Jensen Dies at 78: Josh Jensen, the founder of the Central Coast’s famed Calera Wine Company, a visionary leader in the American wine community, and the iconic pioneer of luxury California Pinot Noir died on Saturday, June 11...
Afternoon Brief, January 31st
The Next Normal—DtC Shipping Reverts to Pre-Pandemic Predictions: The 2022 Direct to Consumer Wine Shipping Report has been released, and the industry is likely breathing a collective sigh of relief. The report, an annual collaboration between Sovos ShipCompliant and Wines Vines Analytics, shows the industry slowly returning to its pre-pandemic state...