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Category Archives: Wine
How a ‘Natural Experiment’ Explains Policy Failures During Covid
When I put on my academic hat, I become an ethnographer. That’s essentially a fancy term for a journalist, a story teller. It’s the opposite of what most people consider “science,” but it is probably very useful for explaining large … Continue reading
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Demand for Wine Reflects Uncertainty as World Emerges from Covid: Ciatti
In its latest market report, Ciatti notes that wine production in all Northern Hemisphere countries are lighter than average. Italy and Spain are down 9%, OIV estimates, which is pocket change compared to France’s 27% drop since 2020. California’s production, … Continue reading
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California Vintners See 2021 Vintage as One of Best in Recent Years
The ongoing drought presented challenges for winegrowers, resulting in reduced yields, but vintners are reporting outstanding quality and great concentration in the fruit, Wine Institute said. California produces about 80% of the nation’s wine, making it the world’s fourth-largest wine-producing … Continue reading
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Sonoma County Grape Harvest: ‘Near Perfect Year for Growing Grapes’
What a difference a year can make. In 2020, we were concerned about the safety of our friends in Sonoma County. This year, the folks there are celebrating the end of harvesting and say that while the grape yield appears … Continue reading
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California Wineries Sweating Over Water
That’s the conclusion reached from early returns in Silicon Valley Bank’s annual winery conditions survey. “Water is clearly a worry with 42% of responders expressing concern they may have a serious problem in 2022, while 51% are on edge but … Continue reading