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Tennessee Sues Out-of-State Retailers: Frivolous or Far-Reaching?
In July, Tennessee attorney general Jonathan Skrmetti filed a federal lawsuit against
six out-of-state retailers, claiming they illegally shipped alcohol into the state.
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Wine’s Most Inspiring People: Donniella Winchell—Executive Director, Ohio Wine Producers Association
Growing up on a Concord grape farm, Donniella Winchell never had the desire to pursue a career in the grape or wine business. Instead,...
Afternoon Brief, August 30
‘Terroir…Is That a Dog?’ Survey Exposes Wine Knowledge: Wine experts have grappled with a definition of terroir for decades, but more than one in four Britons surveyed thought that it referred to a small breed of dog, according to results published this week. While 34% did correctly connect terroir to wine, another 30% of respondents believed it was a type of French horror film ...
Afternoon Brief, January 7
Organic Grape Growing Harms Vineyard Soil, Says a Consumer Advocacy Group: According to the pro-science consumer advocacy group, American Council on Science and Health (ACSH), organic wine may not be good for the earth-or at the very least, it's bad for the local vineyard soil...
Afternoon Brief, June 13
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Napa's Watershed C Vote at a Standstill
Poor voter response, mail-in ballots and bureaucracy stall a decision on...
Afternoon Brief, June 11
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Cannabis and Wine, Unlikely Bedfellows Fall Under Similar Scrutiny
As Sonoma County Supervisors weigh and discuss how the...
Afternoon Brief, May 25
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United States Takes Action Against Canadian Trade Measures That Discriminate Against U.S. Wine
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny...
Afternoon Brief, February 27
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Paradise Ridge Winery Faces Rebuild Challenges After Santa Rosa Fire
If plans work out, visitors could start returning...
Afternoon Brief, February 21
Sonoma County Grape Growers Battle Frost After Early Bud Break
Below-freezing temperatures that can damage Sonoma County's $575 million grape crop before it even develops are prompting some growers to launch an unusually early campaign to protect their vineyards from frost...
Afternoon Brief, October 31
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Acquisitions Impact on North Coast Grape Growers Hard to Predict Due to Market “Hesitation”
Glenn Proctor has been...
Afternoon Brief, October 16
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Fires Won't Destroy California Wine Industry
Fires are still burning in northern California as you read this, and...
Afternoon Brief, September 13
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Napa Supervisors Agree on New Winery Rule-Breaker Policies
Napa County supervisors are almost finished sharpening rules to deal...
Afternoon Brief, September 11
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Torrid Temperatures Shrivel California Wine Grapes to Raisins
Humans weren't the only ones caught off guard and uncomfortable...
Afternoon Brief, June 27
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The One Shift in Thinking About Wine That Could Help Professionals Everywhere
It is not our job to...
Afternoon Brief, June 12
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Constellation Brands Has Better Options Than Rumored Brown-Forman Deal
Earlier this week, Brown-Forman was rising on news Constellation...