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Monthly Archives: March 2022
What We’re Reading & Watching
How Oregon wine can survive climate change Pinot noir makes up 70% of the vineyards in the valley and adaptations could help growers continue to grow it, but not everywhere and not forever. (KGW8)
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7 of 10 Consumers Plan to Visit On-Premise in Next 2 Weeks
Seven out of 10 consumers in Florida, Texas, Illinois and New York plan to eat out On Premise in the next two weeks, and 43% also said they will be at On Premise locations for “drink-led occasions,” CGA reports after … Continue reading
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Bordeaux Wine Sales Surge 67% in Value on 24% Jump in volume
Sales of Bordeaux wines in the U.S. increased 67% in value last year to peak at $395 million (349 million euros), and 24% in volume to reach 247,000 HL as compared to 2020. The 2021 results represented the highest volume … Continue reading
Castle & Key to Release 1st Bourbon March 26
Castle & Key Distillery said it will release Small Batch Bourbon Whiskey Bactch #1, the first bourbon to be released by Castle & Key since the historic Old Taylor Distillery was restored for use by Castle & Key in 2014, … Continue reading
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True Myth Aids Outdoor Conservation with Sweeps
True Myth, part of the Baileyana Winery portfolio, has partnered with the environmental non-profit Outdoor Alliance to launch the “Into the Wild” program. As part of the partnership, True Myth has donated $10,000 to Outdoor Alliance which will directly support … Continue reading
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Scotto Acquires 4th Lodi-Area Winery
Scotto Family Cellars, America’s 43rd largest winery, said it acquired its fourth Lodi area production facility. Gnekow Family Winery will be renamed Collegeville Vintners and will be owned and operated by the Scotto’s 5th generation, including Collegeville Vintners CEO Natalie … Continue reading