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Temecula Valley’s 2026 Harvest Came in Like a Wrecking Ball
An unusually early, compressed harvest kept Temecula Valley winemakers on their toes, but promising fruit and standout varieties are giving them plenty to be excited about. No two harvests are ever exactly alike, but in Temecula Valley, the 2026 vintage seemed determined to make its presence known. And known early. Across the region, winemakers reported […] The post Temecula Valley’s 2026 Harvest Came in Like a Wrecking Ball first appeared on Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association .
by Krista Chaich10 viewswinery-newssouthern-california-wineriestemecula-valley-wineriestemecula-winetemecula-wine-countrytemecula-wine-tasting - news
Give a Warm Welcome to our Newest Members
We’re proud to welcome the newest members of the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association!These outstanding businesses bring fresh perspectives, valuable services, and a shared dedication to supporting Temecula Valley Wine Country. Let’s give a warm round of applause to our newest Growers and Affiliate members! Affiliate Members Cellar + ShakerProvides sommelier-led wine education and private winery […] The post Give a Warm Welcome to our Newest Members first appeared on Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association .
by Krista Chaich10 viewswinery-news - news
Get to Know Hailee Souther, Falkner Winery
Meet Hailee! I’m 24 years old, and I’ve lived in Temecula my whole life! I started in the food and wine industry at 18. My first “taste” of wine country was when I worked at Spuntino’s. While working there, we would get so many people from the wine industry, and I remember thinking to myself, […] The post Get to Know Hailee Souther, Falkner Winery first appeared on Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association .
by Krista Chaich13 viewswinery-news - news
How Temecula Valley Is Cultivating a More Sustainable Future
Across the region, wineries are embracing thoughtful farming practices, from cover crops and soil health to water stewardship and biodiversity, that are helping the Temecula Valley thrive. Spring is one of the prettiest times of year in Temecula Valley wine country. The vines are waking up with bud burst, wisteria blooms, winery patios come alive, […] The post How Temecula Valley Is Cultivating a More Sustainable Future first appeared on Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association .
by Krista Chaich15 viewswinery-news