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Weed Should Scare You!

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When I say weed should scare you I am not talking about You, the reader, I am speaking about the very basic, everyday, mundane, generic...

Cannabiniers Expands Portfolio with THC & CBD infused Craft Beers, Cold...

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Leading US Company Enhances Product Offerings, Further Normalizing the Consumption of Cannabis SAN DIEGO, Calif. (June 19, 2018) – Cannabiniers, a foodservice, technology &...

Cannabis and Wine, Unlikely Bedfellows Fall Under Similar Scrutiny

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As Sonoma County Supervisors weigh and discuss how the cannabis industry should be regulated, concern is rising that those regulations could in turn affect other agricultural industries in the county. As the cannabis industry reels from restrictions, Sonoma County is losing potential business and tax dollars while cannabis growers leave their operations to counties with fewer restrictions.

Afternoon Brief, May 24

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Napa Storytelling: Why So Serious? A Research Study We all love a good story, and the wine business has long recognized the need of good stories to sell wine. Stories differentiate wineries in the stories plot, persona, and person. How these stories are crafted is meant to appeal to a particular audience...

Registration Opens for 2nd Annual North Coast Wine & Weed Symposium

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Conversation Between Wine and Cannabis Gains Momentum, Underscoring Collaborative Opportunities for Both Industries Healdsburg, CA, May 22, 2018 – The Wine Industry Network (WIN), producer...

Afternoon Brief, May 3

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Gallo Acquires Rancho Real Vineyard An affiliate of E. & J. Gallo Winery announced today it has purchased Rancho Real Vineyard in the Santa Maria Valley appellation of Santa Barbara County...

Afternoon Brief, May 2

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From Petaluma Gap to the Sonoma Valley, Wine Appellations Baffle Some Wine shoppers looking for a wine to have with dinner face an often bewildering array of label information. There is the winery name, varietal, alcohol content and then there are the place names, known on American wines as American Viticultural Areas or AVAs...

Afternoon Brief, April 26

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Fast-Rising Napa, Sonoma Winegrape Prices Spill Over into Central Coast, Oregon Vineyards Sales figures that show a significant slowdown in U.S. wine sales and warnings about prices for higher-end wine getting ahead of demand in recent months have been sobering. But experts say the thirst for better-quality wine is growing, as is the willingness to pay more for it...

The Cannabis Impact on Santa Barbara’s Wine Industry

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The regulated cannabis industry in California has a new, highly regulated system for cultivating, processing and selling cannabis. These regulatory changes have provided new legal avenues for cannabis entrepreneurs to operate and grow their businesses, but what impact does this have on California’s wine growing regions?

The Cannabis Impact on Monterey’s Wine Industry

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The cannabis space is rapidly changing. With the passage of Prop 64 a new, highly regulated system for cultivating, processing and selling cannabis has come into play. These regulatory changes have provided new legal avenues for cannabis entrepreneurs to operate and grow.

Wine & Weed Tours: A Legal Way for Wineries to Benefit...

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The cannabis green rush is picking up steam in California, and many are rushing for the opportunity to cash in on this booming industry. Still, for those already involved in cultivating, processing, or selling wine, there aren’t many options for participation. The new laws in place prohibit most of the ways that wine and cannabis might otherwise be brought together. It’s now explicitly illegal to make cannabis infused wine, to charge for events where wine and cannabis are both served, or even to commercially cultivate both cannabis and wine.

The Cannabis Impact on San Luis Obispo’s Wine Industry

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There’s a new normal, and the cannabis space - once made up of small, mostly unregulated cultivators - is developing into a full-scale organized industry in California. The passage of prop 64 brought a new, highly regulated licensing system into play, and cannabis entrepreneurs are emerging from the shadows into a legal, regulated marketplace.

What Cannabis Means for the Wine Industry

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There have been a lot of changes within the Cannabis industry, and you may be wondering how this could affect the wine industry. Join...

Predictions for Wine & Weed; Good Neighbors or Not?

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As of January 1, 2018, legislation for legal recreational use of marijuana has been passed in eight states including Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Maine, Massachusetts, and California. Some of these states are also the nation’s biggest wine producers. This begs the question on whether the introduction of legal marijuana use will disrupt the traditional wine industry in a big way. It may be too young to tell just yet but there are many arguments for and against welcoming this new industry.

Registration Opens for Central Coast Wine & Weed Symposium

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Wine Industry Network announces sessions geared toward informing wine industry Healdsburg, CA, January 10th, 2018 – The Wine Industry Network (WIN) opened registration today for...