Tarver has worked with both producers and distributors, including Benziger Family Winery, Young's Market Company, Delicato Family Vineyards and most recently Pacific Highway and Distillery No. 209. John will be working closely with our talented distributor network to advance the Matchbook movement and reach new consumers.

A pioneer in the BC wine industry, he has been awarded with innumerable accolades and established many firsts in the province, including the first to release a series of single vineyard designated wines.

The incident occurred when rain water fell into a container filled with pomace and a pump, accidentally left on, pumped an unknown amount of red liquid into the Napa River

Latest Research by Professor Astha Sen Expands Existing Literature, Informs Corporate Tax Policy Ahead of U.S. Federal Tax Reform

A hallmark of the olive oil harvest in Sonoma Valley, the weekend event will commence with a hand harvest and blessing of olives from B.R. Cohn's 160-year-old heritage trees. The olive harvest typically begins after the grape harvest concludes, leaving one more cause for celebration before the holiday season starts.

Hawk and Horse Vineyards announces its annual Harvest Party, to take place on Saturday, October 7 from 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. at 13048 Hwy. 29 in Lower Lake (95457).

The Tartan red blend is being released just in time for the one-year anniversary of the opening of Stewart Cellars' Yountville tasting room. Siblings James Stewart and Caroline Stewart Guthrie, the second generation of the Stewart family, and Blair Guthrie, husband of Caroline, are extremely proud to celebrate the successes of this past year and feature a newly released wine.

A retired Washington State University agricultural economist and apple expert says a food price war is likely.

In Newhall - the formerly sleepy, now slightly buzzy hub of the ever-expanding Santa Clarita Valley - a bloom of independent wine retailers has sprung up recently. Wine bars, bistros and tasting rooms are engaged in an aggressive play for new customers, much like the mom-and-pop hardware stores and community theater enclaves that kept the city's once-dusty Main Street afloat for decades.

The undersides of Amanda Stefl's fingernails are stained faint shades of purple and red from the thousands of grapes she's processed by hand. The owner of Timber Hill Winery, Stefl is a one-woman show. She makes the wine, bottles it and labels it in the company's all-purpose warehouse in Milton.

The investigation of the molecular mechanism leading to the formation of undesirable aromas in wine is now allowing vintners to take various counter-measures ...

Sommelier Amanda Smeltz makes an argument for natural wines in fine dining

New Jersey recently set a major benchmark. For the first time ever