Tag: San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition

Las Positas Vineyards Wins White Wine Sweepstakes and Four Livermore Valley Wines Were Awarded the Best of Class Distinction Livermore, CA, January 30, 2024 – The...

Texas Hill Country Award Winner Earns Two Double Gold and Four Gold OHNSON CITY, Texas – Carter Hospitality Group announces Carter Creek Winery, in the heart...

At Wedding Oak Winery, we take pride in crafting wines of purpose that pay homage to the unique terroir and wine-growing conditions of Texas, and...

Bomb Blows Up French Wine War: A dispute between French producers and importers of Spanish wine is getting darker, with violence returning to the south of France...

Eight Livermore Valley Wines Were Awarded the Best of Class Distinction Livermore, CA, February 6, 2023 – The Livermore Valley Wine Community (LVWC) is thrilled...

Pair the Winning Wines with Empanadas at Gold Medal Madness – March 12th and 13th Kenwood, CA (March 4, 2022) -- With a focus on tradition...

San Francisco, CA. (January 21, 2022) – The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition (SFCWC) is one of the world’s most highly publicized and well-respected wine competitions of...

Local Winery Earns Six Gold Medals—Including Two “Best of Class” awards—at Prestigious San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Paso Robles, CA—Opolo Vineyards announced today that it...

There were over sixty-five judges, representing various North American wine regions, evaluating nearly 6,700 wines from over 1,000 wineries for the 2020 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition ...

Should You Ignore What Your Customers Want? The Great Winemakers Do: Among French wines, Château Pétrus is legendary. Consumers pay over $1,000 for a single bottle. Talking with Christian Moueix, the owner and long-time winemaker of Pétrus, Kellogg's Gregory Carpenter asked an innocent question: When crafting a wine, how do you think about the consumer?

Subscribe to the Afternoon Brief   Trending Story: Silicon Valley Bank Wine Business Forecast Warns of Slowing Sales Growth Sales of premium wine will continue to...

TCA Cork Tainted Wines Remain Low, but Screwcaps Stay Strong: Now that we've finished our annual look back at cork performance in Wine Spectator's Napa office blind tastings from the past year, it appears the incidence of cork taint has remained near last year's all-time low...

Sharrott Winery Takes Double Gold and 3 NJ Wineries Take Gold Medals Cream Ridge, NJ – New Jersey wines hit the spotlight in the 17th...

Subscribe to the Afternoon Brief   Trending Story: Marijuana and Labor Shortages Are Giving the Wine Industry a Headache The U.S. wine industry is poised for...

Sonoma Valley Vintners Alliance Prunes Away from Wine Country Weekend: While it is being billed as an amicable, beneficial parting of the ways, eyebrows raised in the wine industry yesterday when the Sonoma Valley Vintners and Growers Alliance announced at its annual members meeting that the trade organization will no longer co-own and co-operate the wildly successful Wine Country Weekend...