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Afternoon Brief: New Study Finds Napa Wine Grape Growers Face Up to $1,700 Per Acre in Regulatory Costs
For the first time, wine grape growers in Napa County can put a financial number to the burdensome regulations they face every year...
Napa County Farm BureauScott LaboratoriesWomen in WineUC DavisWinegrowers of Dry Creek ValleyMarchelle WinesAnderson Valley Pinot Noir FestivalWine Industry Sales EducationEnartis USAAmy JensenJames AllenV. Sattui WineryJason MoravecAudrie WalshPatricia SmithSkipstonePeter VellenoCastello di AmorosaTMC FinancingAndavi SolutionsHalf Moon Bay Wine & Jazz FestivalCastle Rock WineryBeringer Vineyards
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2025 Dry Creek Valley — Cabernet Sauvignon This excellent bulk wine listing features over 8,600 gal. of 2025 Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon from Lytton Manor Vineyard, a site known for its certified organic farming and deep-rooted commitment to sustainable viticulture. Grown in one of Sonoma County’s most sought-after Cabernet regions, this offering reflects the balance, structure, and varietal purity that Dry Creek Valley is known for — delivering fruit well-suited for premium standalone bottlings or strategic blending programs. Backed by a long-standing reputation for quality and consistency, Lytton Manor Vineyard provides both pedigree and transparency, with direct access to availability details and grower insights through the listing. Whether you’re sourcing fruit for your core program or exploring new vineyard partnerships for the future, this is an opportunity to secure Cabernet Sauvignon from a trusted and proven source: View Listing Good Wine
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Afternoon Brief, September 11
Proposed Winery Assessment Fee in Lodi District Takes Step Forward: The San Joaquin County Board Supervisors has voted to allow the Lodi Winegrape Commission and consulting firm Civitas to speak with the cities of Elk Grove and Galt and consider forming a Lodi Winery Business Improvement District...
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In this episode, George interviews Lauren Fremont from Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley (WDCV). They discuss how her previous roles at the Boston Ballet and owner of a wedding planning company, have set her up for success as the Executive Director of WDCD. She notes that her background of listening, building trust and finding connections helps to “be the voice for the valley”. Tune in to discover Lauren’s inspiring journey and how her fearless ‘why not’ mindset is shaping the future of Dry Creek Valley’s wine community!
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Afternoon Brief: Winemaker James MacPhail Reclaims MacPhail Family Wines from Hess Persson Estates
Renowned veteran winemaker James MacPhail, known for crafting exceptional Chardonnay and Pinot Noir wines from Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino Counties, is excited to announce his reacquisition of MacPhail Family Wines from Hess Persson Estates...
MacPhail Family WinesJames MacPhailHess Persson EstatesJana McKameyOregon Winegrowers AllianceSonoma County Vintners FoundationSonoma County Wine CelebrationLa Revue du Vin de FranceMas de Daumas GassacLa Grange des PèresNapa Valley GrapegrowersNapa Valley Farmworker FoundationHope Family WinesWinegrowers of Dry Creek ValleyMark OrsiElaine FoppianoMark VernonAndrea WolcottLauren FremontBecky RosalesDani PricePaul TinknellPeter OakesSusie SelbyAntler Ridge WineryThe University of Minnesota Grape Breeding and Enology ProgramWines of GeorgiaNaked WinesPenfoldsTreasury Wine EstatesChalk Hill Estate Vineyards and WineryTHE VINEYARDISTDr. Konstantin Frank WineryMeaghan FrankBotanist & BarrelLyndon SmithEva Pemper WinesEva PemperFrey VineyardsMcFinn TechnologiesSaxcoVinesOSCorksyLeoness CellarsEhlers Estate WineryVirginia Wine MonthBeaujolais NouveauCormorant CellarsThe Varietal Show
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April 12, 2024
Afternoon Brief, April 12th
New Survey Reveals America’s Favorite Wine: A new survey from YouGov analyzing the wine drinking habits of U.S. citizens has revealed more about America’s wine culture. The study examined both the frequency that Americans enjoy wine as well as their specific preferences...
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February 26, 2024
Win Win Wine: How to Build and Broadcast an Authentic Wine-Charity Partnership
Demonstrating that a nonprofit is everything it seems to be, and establishing just how much support a winery is giving to its cause, is essential. By Kathleen Willcox In […]
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November 20, 2023
A Later and Prolonged Harvest Led to Exceptional Quality and Quantity SANTA ROSA, Calif. (November 20, 2023) – August 24th marked the beginning of another record-breaking harvest in Sonoma County and winegrowers and their vineyard employees finally gathered recently in a local vineyard to discuss the year and the outstanding quality of the harvest. Their comments, both in English and Spanish, are provided below and the harvest roundtable can be viewed here. The year started with a winter and spring filled with above-average rainfall and below-average temperatures that got the growing season off to a slow start, delaying harvest well past the early-August “norm” of the past few drought-impacted years. A mild spring and summer allowed for ample hang time, enabling the fruit to develop with stunning quality, and a few late-summer heat spikes are thought to have “made the vintage” according to Steve Sangiacomo, Partner at Sangia
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Event Type: Seminar, Tasting
Location: Balletto Vineyards, 5700 Occidental Rd., Santa Rosa
Date: 11/12/2023
In 1983, the Sonoma County wine growing regions of Carneros, Chalk Hill, Dry Creek Valley, Knights Valley, and Russian River Valley/Green Valley all received designation as official American Viticultural Areas. 40 years later, we’d like to celebrate this significant anniversary. The Sonoma County Wine Library Association invites you to hear the details about these distinctive AVAs during a panel discussion with reps from each region (featured below). Karissa Kruse, President of the Sonoma County Winegrowers organization will be our moderator. We’ll start the event with a tasting featuring the wines from each AVA You can bid on wine lots featuring the AVA wines and winery experiences The event will be held in the attractive setting of Balletto Vineyards Reserve Room An appetizer platter will be offered This will be our final event of 2023, so we hope to see you for this fantastic afternoon! Sunday, November 12, 3:00 to 5:00 PM $35 for members, $50 for non-memb
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October 19, 2023
Afternoon Brief, October 19th
Vintners union vows to stop cheap imports from entering French market and says the government ‘bears a heavy responsibility’...
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