All posts by Miles Smith
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Texas Winery Tabs Napa Valley Native as Newest GM
A prominent Texas Hill Country winery has drafted a Napa Valley native to be its newest general manager. Becker Vineyards has appointed Patrick Connelly as...
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These Accessories Will Make Managing Your Vineyard Easier
When shopping for tools to manage your vineyard, don’t forget about tractor attachments and other accessories that can make the job go quicker. Jan Palaggi,...
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Short List Announced for the 2021 Golden Vines Awards
Organized by Liquid Icons, the not-for-profit Golden Vine® Awards recognizes the “star performers of the fine wine industry,” as well as raising funds for the...
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Beaulieu Vineyard Debuts Rutherford Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon as New Portfolio Offering
Founded in 1900 and a pioneering winery of the Rutherford appellation, Beaulieu Vineyard announces the release of its inaugural vintage of the 2018 Rutherford Reserve Cabernet...
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Why Pontotoc Vineyard’s Owner Might Show Up on your Doorstep
When you’re a unique winery with a unique owner, you come up with unique solutions. Carl Money, owner of Pontotoc Vineyard in the Texas Hill...
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Brothers Georges and Daniel Daou Release 2018 Soul of a Lion
Brothers Georges and Daniel Daou have announced the release of 2018 Soul of a Lion, the crown jewel of DAOU Family Estates named in honor...
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Wine Company Pairs with Comic Book Publisher Over New Wines
Syndicate Wine, LLC is thrilled to announce five custom Oregon wines, with labels featuring exclusive artwork of Oregon comic book publisher TidalWave Productions. The first...
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How Customer Feedback Contributes To This Winery’s Final Product
Jamesport Vineyards values what the customer has to say, and it goes a long way toward helping the Long Island winery finalize its red blends....
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Oliver Winery Grows Diverse Catalog By Letting Grapes Do The Talking
A lot can happen in a half century. For instance, it took about...
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Vineyard Managers Share Tips for Finding the Right Equipment
When it comes to growing and harvesting grapes for your wine, it pays to...
