All posts tagged "Scott Swaldo"
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Looking Ahead Contributes To These Companies’ Present Success
Growing new product lines and paying attention to trends and legislation are among ways some wine-producing companies are continuing to grow in a crowded marketplace...
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Three Things Experts Say New Vintners Should Do
Are you opening a winery, unveiling a new product line or expanding your business in 2023? Seasoned professionals in the wine industry offered words to...
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Ways These Wineries Are Navigating the Great Resignation
The terms “great resignation” and “quiet quitting” are buzzwords employers are undoubtedly tired of hearing, but they’re nonetheless obstacles business owners who are trying to...
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Gervasi’s Plan to Enhance its Tasting Experience
Gervasi Vineyard GM Scott Swaldo will readily admit that the wine-tasting format at the Canton, Ohio estate bears little resemblance to serious tastings in Napa...
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Is Selling Non-Wine Merchandise A Helpful Strategy?
For some destination wineries, selling merchandise in their tasting rooms bearing the winery’s name makes sense, as does partnering with businesses that make spices, oils,...
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Building Your Brand With Community Help
It should go without saying that referrals from other wineries and partnering with local businesses are valuable when you’re trying to attract traffic to your...
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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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Gervasi Vineyard Wins Platinum Medal
Gervasi Vineyard was awarded a Platinum Medal for their Sognata Ice Wine at the 2022 Great American International Wine Competition. The competition was held April...
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Gervasi’s Strategy For Growing Its Gift Shop
Gervasi Vineyard in Canton, Ohio will debut its new 2,000-square-foot marketplace boutique gift shop later this month, a move CEO and General Manager Scott Swaldo...
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Solving the Temperature and Terroir Conundrum in Colder Climates
When you’re growing grapes and making wine in California, Oregon or Washington, it seems like a given that you’d grow or source fruit from the...
