Tag: American Society for Enology & Viticulture
Afternoon Brief, April 11th
The Sun Also Rises: Solectrac Shifts Business Model to Remain Relevant: Interim CEO Robin Mackie addresses rumors of the company’s demise...
Renowned Phenolic Wine Chemist to Present Honorary Research Lecture at the...
DAVIS, Calif., April 11, 2024...Respected professor emeritus and revered phenolic wine chemist Dr. Andrew Waterhouse of University of California, Davis, will present this year’s Honorary Research Lecture at the 75th ASEV...
Research/Extension Specialist and Architect of Virginia’s Winegrape Industry to Receive ASEV’s...
DAVIS, Calif., April 11, 2024... Dr. Tony Wolf’s fingerprints are firmly planted in today’s blossoming Virginia wine and grape industry. In recognition of his work...
Best Student Award Winners Announced at the 74th ASEV National Conference
DAVIS, Calif., August 22, 2023… At their June National Conference in Napa, the American Society for Enology and Viticulture provided a venue for more than...
Wine & Grape Society Announces Foundation to Help Foster the Next...
DAVIS, Calif., June 7, 2023…Students pursuing a degree in enology and viticulture over the past few decades have turned to the American Society for Enology...
2023 ASEV National Conference
Special Events:
Merit Award Presentation
An Insect Ecologist’s “Random Walk” through the Viticultural Landscape
Dr. Timothy Martinson, Cornell University, New York
ASEV Extension Distinction Award Presentation
Would You Rather...
Soft, Sweet, and Colorful: Stratified Sampling Reveals Sequence of Events at...
In a new virtual seminar offered for ASEV members, you can read the published paper, see the authors present their findings, and engage directly...
Cornell Extension Specialist, Fermentation Expert Confirmed as ASEV Extension Distinction Award...
DAVIS, Calif., March 28, 2022--Senior Extension Associate Chris Gerling of Cornell AgriTech in Geneva, New York, has been confirmed by the American Society for Enology...
Afternoon Brief, March 17th
Local Winery Sues to Defend Its Name in Trademark Dispute: A Paso Robles winery seeks a court order to make sure it can use the “Hawks Hill” brand to sell wine without infringing on the trademarked name of a Sonoma County vineyard, according to the federal lawsuit, Wine Business reports...
Washington State University Assistant Professor Confirmed as ASEV President for 2021-2022
DAVIS, Calif., July 14, 2021…Dr. Tom Collins, assistant professor at the Wine Science Center at Washington State University (WSU), Tri-Cities, has been confirmed as...
Afternoon Brief, June 1st
Sonoma Wineries Face Growing Permitting Burdens for Business Operations: The ongoing struggle between wineries and Sonoma County to determine the future of permitting for winery activities and events is coming closer to conclusive guidelines...
2021 Virtual ASEV National Conference and ASEV-NGRA Precision Viticulture Symposium Early...
DAVIS, Calif., June 1, 2021 - Continuing a 72-year-old tradition of professional education, the American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) will host its virtual...
ASEV and NGRA to Present One-Day Symposium on Precision Viticulture
DAVIS, Calif., May 21, 2021 - Data-driven farming has its benefits, but for many grape growers, knowing where to start can be daunting. The American...
Renowned Wine and Sensory Scientist Dr. Heymann Will Present the ASEV...
DAVIS, Calif., May 17, 2021... Professor, author and sensory scientist Dr. Hildegarde Heymann has had an impressive career studying sensory science for the past 40...
Afternoon Brief, May 29
Caymus Winery Owner Chuck Wagner Sues California Over Tasting Room Closures: Napa veteran calls it unfair that wineries serving food can open tasting rooms while others - including all Napa wineries - cannot...
