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Tuesday, May 12th

Each day our editors monitor wine industry blogs and select the most relevant, recent postings. A summary of each posting with a link to the blog is listed below.

July 2nd

kqed podcasts

Kimberly Charles: The Job That Changed Everything

July 2nd

All Media WInery Solutions

'The Day I Went Down Into A Nuclear Missile Silo At Whitman Air Force Base' Was the Day I Went from Being a Naïve Journalist to a Mature Man

July 2nd

The Wine Economist

Bodegas Tradición & Gonzalez Byass: The Jerez File (Part 2)

July 2nd

Dallas Wine Chick

Discovering Sonoma's Character Through Saxon Brown Wines

July 2nd

The Good Stuff

"The Good Stuff" - Episode 92: Amphora Winery

July 2nd

Robert Joseph

CEO of Half-Billion-Dollar Wine Business Nails Reason for Wine Industry Problems

July 2nd

Tom Wark Fermentation Substack Newsletter

The Transgressive Drink For a Generation of Digital Natives: Wine, how and why wine will make not just a comeback will surge back to relevance

July 2nd

Eater

The 38 Best London Restaurants, According to Eater's Local Dining Expert

July 2nd

Irish Liquor Lawyer

WSWA Hopes We Sleep through Tired Claims

most popular daily blog posts

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Ted Hall
Napa Valley and the Commissioner Who Never Came, Too Many Teams for the Same Game-and No One Running the League

Ted Hall
When the Market Clears, How Napa's Wine Boom Reached Its Limits-and What Happens Next

Meet Me in Napa Podcast
Jean-Charles Boisset on Napa Valley, Style, Innovation, and Legacy

Winethologist
Mildew Is Winning. And No One Has a Real Solution

Maker's Table
Brunello, Biodynamics, Press Trips, a Fellowship, and The Theory of "Post-natural" Wine

Every Day Drinking
How wine and contemporary art face similar problems. A word in praise of dry towns. What to pair with asparagus. And 9 picks for pink sipping this spring.

The WineKnowLog
ETNA and its Wines - Modern Revival of an Ancient Vine-land, Part I

All Media WInery Solutions
Golden Gate Bridge and this Wine Will Chase the Blues Away

Free The Grapes!
Wine Fulfillment vs. Warehousing: What Wineries Need to Know

Every Day Drinking
Gen Z to Wine: Please Stop Condescending to Us A response to Wine Spectator's-and the industry's-hand-wringing over young people and their wine-drinking habits.

Drinks Insider
How One Wine Body Finally Called Out the Junk Science - The German Wine Institute has had enough

Vineyard Profesional Real Estate
How Much Paso Robles Vineyard Acreage Really Supports Paso Robles Wine?

Ted Hall
Napa Valley and the Commissioner Who Never Came, Too Many Teams for the Same Game-and No One Running the League

Ted Hall
When the Market Clears, How Napa's Wine Boom Reached Its Limits-and What Happens Next

Tom Wark Fermentation Substack Newsletter
The Death of the Three-Tier System of Wine Sales

Free The Grapes!
Wine Fulfillment vs. Warehousing: What Wineries Need to Know

Uncorking What's Next - Podcast with Jeff Zacharia
Inside Taittinger: Vitalie Taittinger on Tradition, meaningful visits, and the Future of Champagne

Tablas Creek blog
Why the Six Regenerative Organic Certified® Wineries in Paso Robles went Grass Roots for our first Media Tour

Ted Hall
When Do You Actually Open It? The Real Occasions for Napa Cabernet

Every Day Drinking
Gen Z to Wine: Please Stop Condescending to Us A response to Wine Spectator's-and the industry's-hand-wringing over young people and their wine-drinking habits.

Lettie Teague
Retailing Rudeness, A sad tale of a lost sale

Robert Joseph
Taking a Long Hard Look at Wine Profitability - An analysis of how and where the wine industry makes, and does not, make financial sense, including return on capital, and land value

Drinks Insider
How One Wine Body Finally Called Out the Junk Science - The German Wine Institute has had enough

Vineyard Profesional Real Estate
How Much Paso Robles Vineyard Acreage Really Supports Paso Robles Wine?

Ted Hall
Napa Valley and the Commissioner Who Never Came, Too Many Teams for the Same Game-and No One Running the League

Down the Rabbit Hole
Misdiagnosing a Crisis, The uncomfortable economics underlying falling wine consumption

Ted Hall
When the Market Clears, How Napa's Wine Boom Reached Its Limits-and What Happens Next

Lettie Teague
Bob and Me, The World's Most Famous Wine Critic has always been just "Bob" to me

Jim Silver
Distribution is Not a Sales Strategy, And You're Already Paying for the Salesperson You Didn't Hire

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