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December 16, 2000
Headline:
Canandaigua Plans Will Nearly Double Production at its Madera Facility •
US To Leave OIV •
PD Task Force Recommends Research Projects •
Allied Domecq Buys Mumm and Perrier-Jouët •
Southcorp Cops to Pollution Charge •
Hundreds of Birds Die Due to Vineyard Pesticide •
South African Bulk Wine Exchange Launched •
Estancia Expands Central Coast Commitment •
Congress Bails on Immigration Deal •
Who's Who & Where
December 11, 2000
Headline:
Survival is the Name of the Game in the Concentrate Market •
Joseph Phelps Expands into Sonoma •
Wine Representatives Proposed Assessments on Crop Value •
China Closer to WTO Membership •
Governor Davis Names Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Statewide Coordinator •
Locusts Swarm Aussie Growers •
New Winery to Open in Walla Walla •
Wine.com Goes Mobile on AvantGo •
eVineyard Adds two more States •
Diageo and Pernod Make Joint Bid for Seagrams •
New High-End Sonoma County Winery from Jess Jackson •
Who's Who & Where
December 02, 2000
Headline:
Wine Group/Turner Road Deal Remains Unconsummated •
Mendocino's Parducci on the Block •
Charles Krug Invests in Vineyard and Winery Improvement •
Winebusiness.com Launches Winebusiness.fr •
Winery Exchange Garners $15 Million in VC Cash •
Kempen Wine Fund Converts Stock Portfolio into a Wine Cellar •
New AVA Committee to Focus on Environmental Issues •
If You Can't Beat 'em, Eat 'em •
Who's Who & Where
November 25, 2000
Headline:
Winebusiness.com Forms Alliances With Australian and French Publishers •
Napa Valley Wine Auction Distributes $8.7 Million to Area Nonprofit Organizations •
Several California Wineries Testing Waters in South Korean Market •
Southcorp Unloads Packaging Business •
Price of Russian River Winery Site Reduced to $12 Million •
New Wine School Opens In San Francisco •
Geoffrey Roberts Awards Available •
UFW Ends Grape Boycott •
Survey Finds Alarmingly High Risk of Heart Disease for Farm Laborers •
Russian Government Calls Russian Company's Ownership of Stolichnaya 'Illegal' •
Who's Who & Where
November 18, 2000
Headline:
Sharpshooter can Survive North Coast Winter •
Napa County Farm Bureau Confirms Challenged Election •
Field Narrows in Wine Web Space •
Jess Jackson Retires •
Napa Valley Expo Loses Three Directors/CEO •
Uncertainty Over New OSHA Regulation •
SA's Distillers, SFW Seal Merger •
¡Salud! Auction Raises Money for Seasonal Vineyard Workers' Health Care •
Who's Who & Where
November 04, 2000
Headline:
Lodi Promotes Boutique Wineries •
Environmentalists Use State Meeting as Backdrop for Protests Against Pesticide Use •
Antinori Explores Agritourism •
Australia's Banksia Wines Plans IPO •
Eutypa May Cost California Wine Industry $260 Million Per Year •
Real Estate Briefs •
Who's Who & Where
October 28, 2000
Headline:
Internal Unrest Continues At Napa County Farm Bureau •
Winebusiness.com Merges with Turrentine Wine Brokerage •
Sabaté and Diosos Forming Partnership •
AVA Initiates Age Verification Service for Direct Sales •
California Winegrowers Predict Record Tonnage and High Quality •
Columbia Distributing Co. Buys Second Washington Beer and Wine Wholesaler •
Fess Parker Plans Expansion to Lompoc •
Hess Hands Over Reins; Prepares for Retirement •
Pechiney Strengthens its Closures Business in North America •
Stags' Leap Winery to Double Production •
Banfi Winery Changes Name •
Who's Who & Where
October 21, 2000
Headline:
Napa Vintners/Growers Endorse River Protection Recommendations •
Many Misinterpret Hatch Bill •
Jose Fernandez Discusses Aussie Opportunities •
Mondavi Joins Forces with Australia's Rosemount Estate •
Australian Exports Up 24 Percent in 12 Months •
Wine.com Acquires European Wine Exchange •
CAWG Mulls Pop Wine Labels
October 14, 2000
Headline:
Contra Costa Infested by GWSS •
Law Gives States Access to Federal Court •
Michigan Attorney General Works with UPS to Catch Direct Shipping Violators •
Planting in Past Years May Exacerbate Oversupply Problem •
Must Concentrators Appear in Oregon •
Rains Slow Harvest; No Damage Reported •
Who's Who & Where
October 07, 2000
Headline:
21st Amendment Enforcement Act Passes •
Wine E-Tailers Cut Jobs •
No Varietal Designations on Fruit-Flavored Wines, BATF Says •
Wineries Invest More in Advertising •
Napa River Watershed Task Force Give Final Recomendations •
Aussie Winery Launches £1.4m Advertising Campaign •
Gallo Toasts Wal-Mart Deal with New Label •
Supervisors Reject Sharpshooter Spraying Plan •
Who's Who & Where
September 30, 2000
Headline:
eVineyard Secures More Funding •
Boomers Drive Industry Growth •
Napa Geographic Brand Legislation Signed by Governor •
Los Angeles Supervisors Lift 50-Year Ban on Wineries •
Eco-Activists Welcome Sharpshooter •
Sonoma Grapevines Moves its Operations to Central Valley •
New York Wineries Under Fire for Special Privileges •
Huge Appellation Still Being Considered •
Wine Mutual Fund Offered to Investors and Wine Collectors •
Budding Chinese Cooperage Partners with United Barrels •
Who's Who & Where
September 26, 2000
Headline:
South African Wineries to Merge •
St. Supéry Winery Sued After Firing Distributor •
Gallo Loses Trademark Infringement Suit Against Bridlewood •
Korbel Drops Lawsuit Against Consumers Union •
Heat Spike Accelerates North Coast Harvest •
Per Acre Yields Down, but Total Tonnage Up for Washington Grape Growers •
Phillips and Phillips Settle Name Dispute •
Beaulieu Celebrates its Centennial •
Winebusiness.com Appoints VP of Content & Community
September 16, 2000
Headline:
Inisider Analysis •
French Harvest Forecast •
Tough Sale for Temecula Growers •
eVineyard Acquires WineBuyer.com; Takes Another Step into B2B •
Setback in Direct Shipping Battle; Judge Upholds 21st Amendment •
Rabbit Ridge Hops South •
Wholesaler's Tax Relief Bill Introduced in Congress •
Vineyard GeoTechnologies Discussed at NASA Workshop •
Napa Winery Pays $45,000 for Unauthorized Vineyard •
zNose Claims it Can Detect TCA in Wine
September 09, 2000
Headline:
Legal Victory for Direct Shipping •
Santa Barbara Considers Moratorium on Tasting Rooms •
KJ Denies Talks with Southcorp •
Optimism Continues to Flow Within the Wine Industry, Survey Says •
Mission View Winery Sold •
Lake County Declared Free of the Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter •
Napa Watershed Recommendations Finalized •
French Wine Consumption Down •
Changes at Chandon •
Who's Who & Where
September 02, 2000
Headline:
On Your Mark-Get Set-Consolidate •
Gallo Sonoma/UFW Sign Landmark Contract •
Viader Vineyards Investigated For Hillside Ordinance Violations •
Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Found in Oregon; Emergency Quarantine Implemented •
North Coast Ag Officials Say No Aerial Spraying •
Canandaigua Brands Changes Name •
Finger Lakes Winegrowers Believe in Pinot's Potential •
Rare Dr. Loosen Auction Wines to be Offered on the Web •
Legislation Intended to Protect 'Napa' Name Approved •
Auction of Northwest Wines Moves into Second Place Ranking Among Charity Auctions •
Torii Mor Team Realigns •
Fetzer Vineyards Establishes Marketing Deal with Emeril Lagasse •
Who's Who & Where
August 26, 2000
Headline:
The Wine Group in Talks to Buy Sebastiani's Central Valley Operations •
Limousines and Mini-buses Pose Problem to Napa Tasting Rooms •
Bronco Wine Co. Losing Ground Over Geographic Labeling Issue •
Farmers' Market Wine Sales Bill Advances •
Korbel Sues Consumer Reports •
Ladera Vineyards Purchases Chateau Woltner •
Benziger Launches New Wine Estate •
More Problems for Rabbit Ridge •
Cooper Mountain Vineyards Purchases Portland Building
August 19, 2000
Headline:
Wine Webspace Consolidates; Wine.com and WineShopper Unite •
Neighbor Objects to Proposed Diamond Mountain Appellation •
Grapegrowers Propose Two New California Appellations •
Sonoma Grapevines Sued for Mislabeled Vines •
GHWine.com Infiltrates "Difficult States" •
Bailey Vineyard Sells for $600,000 •
R.H. Phillips in Acquisition Talks •
Napa Faces Certain Infestation of GWSS, Scientist says •
Grape Production for 2000 Up from '99; California Crop Forecast to Hit Record •
New Vit & Enology Dept. Now Official at CSUF •
Vote on AB683 Postponed •
Chilean Wine Exports Increase •
Who's Who & Where •
Paso Robles Winery For Sale
August 11, 2000
Headline:
Wine.com and WineShopper.com Discuss Merger Possibilities •
Beringer and Kendall-Jackson Continue Merger Talks? •
Another Lawsuit Leveled at a Sonoma Nursery; Accused of Selling Vines Tainted with Black Goo •
Ad Hoc Group Calls AB 683 Protectionists Legislation •
Wine Warehouse to Open on Mare Island •
Smooth Sailing for Napa and Sonoma Growers •
Glen Ellen Winery to Build Tasting Room in Downtown Sonoma •
Who's Who & Where
August 04, 2000
Headline:
Washington's Corus Brands Begins Shift to Gallo Distributors •
Mendocino Environmental Group Sues County Over Grading Regulations •
Another Glassy-Winged sharpshooter Found in the North Coast •
Napa Farm Bureau Re-establishes Leadership •
Industry Explores Merits of Scoring Wine •
Long Island Winery Sells for $5.2 Million •
Historic Santa Rosa Vineyard For Sale •
Canandaigua Moves Wine Division to California •
Chablis Establishes First Grand Crus Association •
Barrel Shakedown •
Washington State Vintners Agree to Quality Standards •
CIWM Pushes Materials Exchange •
New Winemaker at Firestone Vineyards •
Who's Who & Where
July 29, 2000
Headline:
Higher Prices for North Coast Grapes •
Charles Krug Sued for Wrongful Termination •
Mondavi Wins OK for French Vineyard •
Galleron vs. Galleron-Lane Sparks Counter-Suit •
Beringer Declines Comment on Aussie Rumors •
Long Island Growers Apply for New American Viticultural Area •
Wine Shop Goes Up in Flames •
"Artificial" Ice-wines Barred •
Davis Signs Tied-House Bills •
State Toughens Regulations in Sharpshooter Search •
Mystery Winery for Lease •
Who's Who & Where
July 22, 2000
Headline:
Freemark Abbey in Play? •
Historic Chicago Theater to be Converted into Wine Superstore •
Man Drowns in Wine Tank •
Medicinal Screw May Hold a Cure for Pierce's Disease •
County Staff Says Sonoma's Rural Heritage Initiative Won't Impact Farming •
Napa Watershed Task Force Still Grappling Over Land Use Issues •
KCBX Wine Classic Harvests $1 Million •
Brix and Beyond: UC Davis Professor Presents Findings •
Who's Who & Where
July 15, 2000
Headline:
Robert Mondavi Buys Arrowood •
CDFA Proposes Emergency Ordinance to Monitor Bulk Grapes and Nursery Stock •
Power Struggle Widens Rift Within Napa Farm Bureau •
Silver Oak Cellars Purchases Robert Mueller Winery Facility •
Sierra Foothills Vine Times Sold •
KJ Targets International Market with New Brand •
Zancanella Opens Wine Import and Distribution Company •
Growers Balk at Proposed Casino in Alexander Valley •
Who's Who & Where
July 08, 2000
Headline:
Wine Market Council Reports Consumption Increase •
WineVision Sets Ambitious Goals for Industry •
Three Wineries Join Litigation to Rescind Florida's Anti-Direct Shipping Laws •
Senate to Lower Legal BAC; NABR Lobbies Against Change •
Canada Adopts Governmental Quality Wine Standards •
St. Innocent Winery Sells Oregon Wines on Broadway •
Robert Parker's Beaux Frères to Double Storage Capacity •
Reunion Industries Inc. Sells All its Napa Wine Holdings
July 01, 2000
Headline:
New York Wholesaler Raided by Federal Bureau of Investigation •
New Study Suggests that Trans-Resveratrol Fights Cancer Cells •
WineTasting.com Signs Up More California Wineries •
Wall Street Journal Launches Wine Website •
New Leadership for WineShopper.com •
Consumers Challenge Direct Shipping Laws Around the Country •
Michigan Legislation Would Further Restrict Direct Shipping •
Pine Ridge Up for Sale; Price Tag Upwards to $180 Million •
Guenoc/Stimson Lane Deal Dissolves •
Clash Between Old and New World Winegrowers Shake Up OIV •
Napa Growers Back Off On Quarantine •
Who's Who & Where
June 24, 2000
Headline:
Agricultural Emergency Declared by USDA, as PD Continues to Spread •
Geographic Brand Legislation Introduced to the State Assembly •
ConeTech Takes Control of Martini & Prati Winery •
Peak Wines Purchases Alexander Valley Vineyard Land •
Chateau Ste. Michelle and Weingut Dr. Loosen Launch Joint Riesling Project •
Early Warning Helped California Vineyards Survive Record Breaking Temperatures •
More Sharpshooters Found in Fresno •
Sebastopol City Council Protests Spraying for PD Vector •
Tough Sale for Temecula •
Direct Shipping Update •
Sutter Home Abandons Twist-Off Caps •
Who's Who & Where
June 17, 2000
Headline:
Farmers and Environmentalists Battle Over Napa Stream Setbacks •
Fire Rips Through Historic Hans Kornell Winery, Causing $40 million in Damages •
Wine E-Tailers Take Different Approaches to Direct Shipping •
Online Wine Website Promises Next-Day Delivery •
Seagram Shakes Up Wine and Spirits Industry with Talk of $30 Billion Merger •
SoHo Wine Retailer Hopes to Overide Snob Factor •
Riesling Fanatics Now Have a Place on the Web •
Direct Shipping Update •
Spraying for GWSS to Begin in Fresno and Tulare •
Chile Undurraga Winery's Harvest Soars 46 pct in 2000 •
Freak Weather Threatens Rhône Valley Vineyards •
Who's Who & Where
June 10, 2000
Headline:
Ag-Lenders Take a Wait-and-See Approach to PD Epidemic •
Supreme Corq and Nomaco Settle Litigation •
Napa Valley's Vineyard 29 Sold To Silicon Valley Executive •
Vigil Winery Up on the Auction Block •
Scheid Vineyards Terminates Monterey Vineyards Sale •
Sebastiani Enjoys Increasing Interest in its Central Valley Wine Operations •
Deerfield Ranch Winery to Construct New Kenwood Winery •
Farmworker's Bill Stalls in Assembly •
Who's Who & Where
June 03, 2000
Headline:
Ag Officials Issue Protocol on Transfering Grapes for 2000 Harvest •
New Dietary Guidelines Specify Who Benefits Most from Moderate Drinking •
Fire Guts Sonoma Cutrer Building •
Sharpshooter Found in Two More Counties •
Screw Caps Aren't Just for Jug Wine Anymore •
eVineyard.com Ramping Up Quickly •
Bankruptcy Court Gives Nod to New AVG Deal; Codera Wine Group to Pay $6 Million for Remaining Assets •
EPA Increases Risk Estimate of Common Pesticides •
For Sale: Long Island winery •
British Pop-Idol Cliff Richards Turns Wine Producer •
Direct Shipping Update •
Who's Who & Where
May 27, 2000
Headline:
House Passes Bill Giving Permanent Normal Trade Relations to China •
Political Jockeying Helps Land Federal PD Funding •
Governor Davis Signs Funding Bill to Combat Pierce's Disease •
Final Hearings on Health Labels: Deadline for Comments Approaches •
FWC's Farmers' Market Bill Passes Assembly •
Legislatures Push for Organic Law Change •
Battered by Lawsuits and Increasing Regulations, Grapegrowers Plan •
Bordeaux Bombshell Launches C.I.V.B. Offensive •
Washington Wine Commission Adopts New Budget •
Portland Wine Storage, Inc. Opens •
eSkye.com Closes $24 million Series B Round Financing •
Who's Who & Where
May 20, 2000
Headline:
GWSS Continues Its Migration North •
The Race to the High-End •
E&J Gallo Enters into Agreement with Wine.com •
Appellate Court Upholds Illinois Direct Shipping Laws as Unconstitutional •
Napa County Sues Growers Over Farm Worker Housing •
ConeTech Withdraws Bid for AVG •
Scheid Vineyards Sells Off 1,350 Acres of Monterey Grapes •
BATF Cancels Several Hearings on Wine Health Labels •
Helen Benziger, 73, dies •
Longtime Chandon Winemaker Stepping Down
May 13, 2000
Headline:
High-Tech Leaders and Wine Industry Cement Alliance •
Oregon Winery Sued for Overspraying •
Sulfur Taskforce Taking Serious Look at Current Practices •
uvine.com Launches Stock Exchange for Wine •
Golden State Vintners Restructuring •
Ravenswood Winery has Huge Third Quarter; Sales Up 63 Percent •
Golden State Vintners Restructuring •
Washington Wine Commission Supports Wine Education Program •
Oregon Producers Unite to Promote Muller-Thurgau •
Canada Battles to Gain Access to EU Wine Market •
Who's Who & Where •
Another GWSS Found in Lodi-Woodbridge Area
April 22, 2000
Headline:
New Reports Suggest More Expansion •
ATF Responds to CSPI Petition •
WineShopper.com Press Conference Highlights: Amazon Confirms Investment •
Liquor.com Files for Initial Public Offering •
Extension for Comments on Labeling Flavored Wine •
Terra Spase Posts Online Weather Map Data •
Best Cellars Wins Copycat Wine Store Ruling •
Chimney Rock Winery Merges with Terlato Wine Group •
Who's Who & Where
March 26, 2000
Headline:
Business-to-Business E-Commerce to "Unite" Wine Industry •
Business-to-Business May Be an Artificial Distinction, says Granoff •
Internet Retailing Could Account for $2.9 Billion in Wine Sales by 2005, Study Says •
Wine Market Council Targets Women •
California Governor Pledges to Back Funding to Battle Pierce's Disease •
CEQA Bill Tabled •
1999 California Wine Sales Reach Record High •
Napa Growers Issue Recommended Grape Prices for 2000 •
Geographic Brand Names: Wine Institute Backs "Use It or Lose It" Proposal •
Drinks.com Secures $15 Million •
Lazy Creek Winery Looks for Investor on eBay •
Grapegrowers and Vintners Attend County Event •
AVA "Supports Indiana State Laws" •
BRL Hardy's Barossa Valley Estate to Build $14 Million Winery •
Who's Who & Where?
March 11, 2000
Headline:
Wal-Mart Effect" May Lead to Cartel Strategies, Study Says •
U.S. Exports Slow as California Wineries Focus on U.S. Market, MKF Says •
New World Producers Meet in New Zealand: Recognition Agreement Coming •
CAWG Comments On Flavored Wine Rulemaking •
Voters Approve California Water Bond •
Politicos Seek Funding to Fight Super Vector •
House/Senate Wine Caucus Boasts 102 Members •
Inniskillin Planning Major Expansion Project •
Gallo Plans Sonoma County Tasting Room(s) •
Pepperwood Springs, Claudia Springs Close Tasting Rooms •
Chalone Asking $8.5 Million for House •
Napa Vintners Look Outside for Public Relations Help •
Who's Who & Where?
March 04, 2000
Headline:
Gallo Appeals Indiana Direct Shipping Decision •
Canandaigua May Withdraw Wines "With Natural Flavors" •
Senate Judiciary Committee Passes "Improved" 21st Amendment Enforcement Act •
Sacramento Scoop: Legislation Could Exempt Vineyards From CEQA Review •
Record Prices at Napa Barrel Auction-Again •
Ernie Carpenter Forming "Foundation for Sustainable Habitat" •
Chalone Purchases 160-Acres in Napa •
Hambrecht Closes on Mark West Winery •
Portland's Great Wine Buys Changes Hands •
David Goldman Joins SunTrust Equitable Securities •
Who's Who & Where?
February 26, 2000
Headline:
ConeTech Bids on AVG Assets •
Wine.com Selling Rare Wines •
Congressional Panel Confronts Pierce's Disease Super Vector •
Stimson Lane Buys Guenoc for $100 million •
Wine Market Council 2000: The Next Generation •
Sonoma Valley Vintners Release White Paper on Community Issues •
European Institute of Wine and Health Formed •
Tori Mor Winemaking Team Leaves Abruptly •
Wine Bottle & Packaging Settles with Napa Bottle Supply •
Top Execs Quit Sotheby's •
G&W Sale Terminated •
Europ@Web Acquires Stake in WineandCo •
Foster's Wine Initiative Targets Japan •
Long Island's Schneider Vineyards Invests $1.5 Million in Expansion •
Who's Who & Where?
February 19, 2000
Headline:
Methyl Bromide Replacement Being Tested •
Michigan Sting Targets Online Sales to Minors •
Limited Direct Shipping Legislation Moving Forward in Georgia •
Judge Says Texas Direct Shipping Prohibitions Violate Commerce Clause •
Foster's "Global _E-Commerce Initiative" •
BevAccess.com, Beverage Media Group Merge •
Radoux, Seguin Moreau Merger Complete •
Mondavi's Italian Investments •
Canandaigua Promotes Grape Seed Anti-Oxidants •
Lodi Visitors Center and Tasting Room Coming •
Paso Robles Vintners and Growers Set Strategic Plan •
Food & Beverage Journal Seeks Protection •
BATF Publishes Lodi _AVA Expansion Proposal •
Who's Who & Where?
February 12, 2000
Headline:
One Third of California Wine Shipments Converted to Specialty Wines, Fredrikson Says •
Ag Statistics Service Pegs Wine Grape Crush at 2.6 Million Tons •
Free The Grapes! Update •
Free The Grapes! Update •
Free The Grapes! Update •
Rabbit Ridge Buildings Must Go •
Vincor's New Joint Venture •
Report Says Seagram May Sell •
AIM Launching Internet Initiative •
Who's Who & Where?
February 05, 2000
Headline:
eSkye Partners with Five of the Ten Largest U.S. Distributors •
New York Direct Shipping Case Raises First-Amendment Claims •
Dietary Committee Keeps Alcohol Recommendation •
Sonoma Approves Vineyard Ordinance •
Progress on Geographic Brand Names •
Chalone Buys Hewitt Ranch •
Bedell Cellars Changes Hands •
Cecchetti-Sebastiani Builds New Facility •
Chesbro Legislation would Create Pierce's Disease Position •
Conway Planning New Book? •
Pacific Northwest Mourns Loss of Tom Stockley •
Who's Who & Where?
January 29, 2000
Headline:
Ambrosia Making Big Plans •
Geerlings & Wade Announces Second Merger Amendment •
Stimson and McDowell Valley Negotiate •
Sierra Club Lawsuit Triggers Hillside Moratorium: CEQA Applies, Napa County Says •
The View From Unified: California Wine Sales Hit $5.4 Billion "Quest for Quality" Drives Luxury Market as Generics Tank •
Drinks.com Launches •
AVG In Business-Still •
Ryan Bails on Wirtz Law: K-J Switches Distributors •
No Wine for Pregnant Moms, Study Says •
Who's Who & Where?
January 22, 2000
Headline:
What the Food Quality Protection Act Means for Grape Growers •
Economic Impact of California Wine Industry Totals $33 Billion California's "Most Valuable" Finished Agricultural Product •
1998 U.S. Retail Sales of All Wines •
Toursim Statistics •
What Growers Should Know About Grape Contracting •
Rush to Beat Sonoma Vineyard Ordinance •
California Regulators Propose New Methyl Bromide Restrictions •
Who's Who & Where?
January 15, 2000
Headline:
Kendall-Jackson Voluntarily Bans Selected Pesticides •
Wine Institute Subcommittee Stakes Out Flavored Wine Position •
GHWine's Texas Wine Bust •
No Charges in Death of Williams Selyem Worker •
Unified Symposium Offers Seminars for Smaller Wineries •
Winebid.com Expands Internet Wine Auctions to Great Britain and Europe •
Who's Who & Where?
January 08, 2000
January 08, 2000
Headline:
BATF Proposes "Flavored Wine Product" Designation •
Injunction Granted! •
Trinchero Family Estates Discontinues Portico •
Beringer Sells Napa Ridge to Bronco Wine Co. •
Beringer Building in Santa Barbara •
K-J Increases Santa Barbara Holdings •
Willamette Valley Vineyards Sells Tualatin Vineyard Land for Improvements •
Headlands Estates Purchases Grove Street Winery •
AVG Files for Bankruptcy Protection •
UDV Sued for Sexual Harassment •
Alden Vineyards Sues Contractor •
Ledson Winery Named in Wrongful Death Case •
Shafer Vineyards Sues over Trade Infringement •
Gary Galleron Files Trademark Infringement Suit against Galleron Laine •
Sierra Club Names Two More Parties in Suit against Napa County •
Lake County Seeks "Focused" EIR for Vineyard Proposal •
California Approves Tax Exemption for Oak Barrels •
Fugitive from Justice Who Duped Andretti Wine Company Surfaces in Pakistan •
Who's Who & Where?
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