All posts by Miles Smith
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An Award-Winning Purpose For Old Barrels
It’s fair to say that Vintner Magazine has devoted a significant amount of space to talking about sustainability and wine-oriented businesses that are making an...
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The Role Location Played in Lost Draw’s Growth Plan
It may not seem like a big difference to open a new location 30 miles from your original winery and tasting room, but Lost Draw...
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Alexana Adds New Winemaker
Alexana Winery, Dr. Madaiah Revana’s estate vineyard and winery tucked along the western edge of the famed Dundee Hills, is excited to announce the addition...
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These Wineries Share an Expansion Strategy
The Seattle-area community of Woodinville’s new Schoolhouse District has landed another big fish on its Wine Walk Row, with a winery from the Cakebread Cellars...
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Longtime Winemakers Who Are Putting Their Stamp on NA Wines
Winemakers who are bottling alcohol-free wines are doing more than just making grape juice these days, with many making traditional wines and then removing the...
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Robert Mondavi Winery Hires New Director of Winemaking
Robert Mondavi Winery has appointed Sally Johnson Blum as Director of Winemaking. Johnson Blum, who spent the previous 15 years crafting acclaimed wines for Pride...
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The Ways Growers Are Making Adjustments Amid Warmer Weather
It’s hard to ignore weather that’s been trending hotter these days, especially if you’re a farmer. According to climate.gov, the combined land and ocean global...
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The Strategic Vineyard Move Made By Foley Family Wines
Foley Family Wines has announced the acquisition of Silverado Vineyards, which sits just north of the town of Yountville on the Silverado Trail in the...
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Ways Buying Grapes Can Optimize Winemaking
Having a number of vineyards from which to source can help ensure consistency, and having exceptional relationships with growers can lead to having pick of...
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Generating Revenue By Thinking Outside the Bottle
With more than 30 SKUs, Gervasi Vineyard’s wine portfolio has enough diversity to appeal to a wide range of palates and audiences. But the Canton,...
