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Author Archives: Joel Whitaker
What We’re Reading —
Facing Drought, Wildfires, Scorching Heat, Bay Area Wineries Are Changing How They Grow Grapes At Hamel Family Wines in Sonoma County, they stopped watering 80% of their vines. The result: grapes with thicker skins, tastier wine. (KQED) Pair of Pa. winery … Continue reading
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New Balvenie Video Series Explores Ultimate Craftsmanship
The Balvenie said it will debut a new digital series exploring the convergence of craft and creativity, hosted by Questlove, a bestselling author, cultural icon and scholar of creativity. Quest for Craft centers around four of the most creative minds, … Continue reading
818 Tequila Partners to Support Agave-Producing Communities
818 Tequila, the award-winning, sustainable tequila brand founded by Kendall Jenner, said it is partnering with S.A.C.R.E.D. — a nonprofit that supports Mexican communities where heritage agave spirits are made. The rapidly-growing spirits maker has also moved their production to … Continue reading
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Don Julio Offers Up to $100,000 in Small Business Grants
The Tequila Don Julio Fund announced its first grant program to support small business. Entrepreneurs can apply at www.DonsAndDonas.com for a chance to take their business to the next level. Up to five qualifying entrepreneurs who have shown devotion to … Continue reading
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Riboli Family Wines hires Susan Doyle as VP-Vineyards and Winemaking, a new position. She most recently served as VP-Operations & Winemaking for Quails Gate Winery and West Coast Partners.
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Steven Busch Becomes a Distiller; August A. Busch III Helps
Steven Busch, son of August A. Busch III and a beer wholesaler for the past 15 years, is launching his own spirits line with help from his father who is providing, among other things, marketing advice and assistance. August A. … Continue reading
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