Spring is in the air! And summer’s about to come in hot. Wineries around the country are gearing up for a summer season in the Tasting Room, and I gotta tell ya. There’s a fair amount of anxiety. Will traffic be down? How about consumer spend? There’s also uncertainty. Are new staff trained up and …
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Short Pour Video No 14 features Doug Nalle, Nalle Winery, Sonoma County.
Maersk has built one of the broadest logistics platforms in the market. The next phase is making that platform operate as a coordinated system when conditions are not stable. Maersk’s direction is now clear. The company is no longer positioning itself as only a container shipping line. It is trying to manage more of the …
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Just about every inch of Burgundy has been mapped, studied, and analyzed — then studied some more. Books have been written about individual appellations. Labels don’t just say “Meursault,” “Montrachet,” “Chablis,” or “Chambolle-Musigny,” to name just a few of the storied wines, but often list individual plots within the appellations: “Les Amoureuses,” “Clos de la …
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In the year-plus since most Canadian provinces and territories stopped selling imported drinks from the U.S., the huge cost to stateside brands is now clear, with overall exports of spirits down 3.8 percent and the struggling wine industry facing a sudden $357 million gap in foreign sales. But if American beer, wine, and spirits makers …
As with bourbon, obituaries for the tequila industry have already been queued up. The boom is supposedly over and no one is drinking it any more. Time to move onto BuzzBallz… And yet, premium tequila offerings continue to be eagerly pursued, new brands continue to arise, Kendall Jenner is still hawking 818 at Coachella, and, …
Paso Robles brand expands its portfolio and discovery-driven programs as the region continues to gain national momentum April 28, 2026 (Paso Robles, CA) — Serial Wines is heading into summer […]
Pinot Noir planted in 2016. Planted on rocky soil. Multiple clones available. Situated in the heart of the of the Yakima Valley AVA. Chard available as well.$1400 for hand pickMachine pick price $950 (Min Qty of 10 tons) Can arrange shipping as well if needed.Availability as juice, bulk wine or sparkling as well.Established: 2016Elevation: 800 …
The famed Robert Young Vineyard in Alexander Valley has many different varietals and quantities available for the 2026 harvest! Please visit RYVgrapes.com for a complete listing of our current availability.
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