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Historic Vivac Winery Offered for Sale, Presenting Rare Opportunity to Own a Landmark of New Mexico Winemaking
July 7, 2026 (Dixon, NM) — A defining piece of New Mexico’s modern wine story is now available for acquisition. Vivac Winery, one of the state’s most celebrated wineries and [...]
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Diageo agrees Amherstburg bottling plant sale
Diageo has confirmed that it has agreed to sell its Crown Royal bottling plant in Amherstburg, Ontario, which was listed last December The post Diageo agrees Amherstburg bottling plant sale appeared first on The Spirits Business.
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30 San Diego County restaurants earn 2026 Wine Spectator Awards
30 San Diego County restaurants earn 2026 Wine Spectator Awards
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Registration Open for Bold Predictions: Mid-Year Outlook 2026
Healdsburg, CA, July 7, 2026— Registration is now open for Wine Industry Network’s (WIN) second session of the Bold Predictions: Wine Industry Leadership Conference Series. This must-attend virtual session will [...]
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Local Ownership Group Led by Ronan and Gillian Walsh Acquires Tsillan Cellars; Dr. Bob Jankelson to Remain as Ambassador
June 30, 2026 (Chelan, WA) — One of Washington’s most iconic wine destinations, Tsillan Cellars, has been purchased by a group of like‑minded local investors committed to carrying forward the [...]
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🎧Ep 2726 what makes great prosecco stephanie johnson iwe interviews claudio francavilla of lantica quercia clubhouse ambassadors corner
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Revelton Distilling Earns Three Gold Medals and Three Best-in-Class Honors at the 2026 International Women’s Spirits Competition
June 29, 2026 (Osceola, IA) — Revelton Distilling Company has earned top honors at the 2026 International Women’s Spirits Competition, with each of the three spirits it entered receiving both [...]
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📺SCOTUS Refuses to Change Wine Shipping Laws – This Week Uncorked Episode 103
This week we’re covering Walla Walla Community College’s new wine sales and management certificate, New York’s push to modernize century-old liquor laws, the...
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🎧Ep 174 Small Rooms, Big Souls – Featuring Diablo Paso | Indiginé Cellars
🍇 Where Wine Takes You – Episode Highlights 🍷 In this episode of Where Wine Takes You, Adam heads downtown, not just to taste wine, but to dig into the people helping shape the downtown Paso Robles tasting room experience. Recorded at SLO CAL Studios, this episode brings together two winemakers and brand owners with very different stories and a beautifully shared hustle: Ray Smith of Indigené Cellars and Enrique Torres of Diablo Paso. Enrique’s journey starts in Guerrero, Mexico, and continues in Paso Robles, where he arrived in 2001 and began working at the former Martin & Weyrich winery. He worked his way up from cellar rat to cellar master to assistant winemaker, eventually creating Diablo Paso, his personal love letter to Spanish varieties, old world style, hard work, and family balance. In this conversation, Enrique also drops some big news: Diablo Paso was named Winery of the Year at the Central Coast Wine Competition, with his El Nico taking Best Red, Double Gold, Best of Clas
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Gabriella Favara is the new President of Assovini Sicilia
A Board of Directors entirely under 40 with the entry of young members from the “Generazione Next” group July 6, 2026 (Palermo, Italy) — Leadership change at Assovini Sicilia: Gabriella [...]
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French vineyards battle extreme heat as climate pressures mount
French vineyards battle extreme heat as climate pressures mount
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Wildfires affecting Arizona wine industry
Wildfires affecting Arizona wine industry
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🎧318: The Hidden Life of Grapevine Roots: When Roots Really Grow
318: The Hidden Life of Grapevine Roots: When Roots Really Grow Many winegrape growers don't realize that grapevine roots are constantly growing, dying, and regenerating throughout the...
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OpEd: This Snarkiness Among Industry Insiders Has Got to Stop
Just because things aren’t going right, it doesn’t mean we have to point fingers. When we get irritated, we get snarky— it’s natural. Nowadays, there is a lot to be [...]
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The Top Ten Catalysts and Impediments to Wine’s Success in the U.S.
Deriving meaning from it all.
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🎧Podcast 815 – Peter Velleno, Winemaker, Castello di Amorosa, Napa Valley – Life Between the Vines
What could be better than making wine in a castle? Peter Velleno does in fact, make wine in a castle, in Napa Valley. Castello di...
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📺We Opened a $120 Bottle We Couldn’t Drink
Six wines, blind. One white, five reds, every one of them from the same country — and the only job was to work out where.We make wine for a living, so readin...
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Afternoon Brief, July 6
Statement on Irresponsible and Biased Alcohol-Related Commentary: The National Association of Wine Retailers responds to the Los Angeles Times opinion piece calling for the social stigmatization of alcohol...
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Is Chilled Red Wine The New Rosé?
Red wine is often viewed as winter territory, best enjoyed by the fire with a hearty Sunday roast. But nowadays London’s trendiest wine bars are
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Farmers and Ranchers Provide Ag Moves Lessons
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Elementary students across Missouri are discovering agriculture through Missouri Farmers Care’s Agriculture Education on the Move™ (Ag Moves) this summer. The hands-on, 10 lesson curriculum is provided at no cost to schools or enrichment programs by the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation, which is supported by Missouri agriculture membership and partnership organizations. […] The post Farmers and Ranchers Provide Ag Moves Lessons appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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7 Cedars Wine Festival celebrates community, craft and connection
7 Cedars Wine Festival celebrates community, craft and connection
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📺How the Pocket Fire may be impacting Arizona’s wine industry
If smoke compounds bond to the sugars inside the grapes during the ripening process, it can result in what the industry calls smoke taint. Karina Rubio explains.
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Mendocino County Rates and Celebrates Its Wine in New Festival Weekend
July 6, 2026 (Ukiah, CA) — The 47th annual Mendocino County Wine Competition has a new home. Hosted by Mendocino Winegrowers, Inc. (MWI), this year’s competition was part of the [...]
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📺Stop Buying Wine With Your Eyes
Most people buy wine with their eyes — the label, the bottle, the region, the price.So for this Market Wine Store masterclass, Damo takes all of that away.Us...