The Grapevine Magazine
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The Grapevine Magazine's mission is to bring together Buyers and Suppliers in the viniculture industry. Our goal is to connect all geographical markets in order to strengthen and advance the viniculture industry. Our readership consists of professionals involved in both Winery and Vineyard businesses. We have industry leaders from around the country that have joined The Grapevine Magazine..
The Grapevine Magazine
3w ago
By: Louis J. Terminello, Esq. and Bradley Berkman, Esq. It’s invigorating to be in the presence of a creative. A glance at the dictionary reminds us that the definition of creative is one who is capable of creating original things. The drinks business has no dearth of creatives. The industry ..read more
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3w ago
Attorney Theodora Lee-Owner of Theopolis Vineyards By: Cheryl Gray Women have been an integral part of winemaking since the days of ancient Egypt, Greece and the Roman Empire. Today, they own vineyards and wineries and have a hand in virtually all aspects of creating wines that earn accolades and appease ..read more
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3w ago
By: Gerald Dlubala When a third-generation winemaker like Eric White, president and winemaker of Galena Cellars Vineyard and Winery in Galena, Illinois, calmly and confidently says that he’s still learning, it shows the dedication and continuous education that occurs in the winemaking industry. According to White, every harvest, every tweak ..read more
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3w ago
By: Louis J. Terminello, Esq. and Bradley Berkman, Esq. Brand owners and wineries have options available when negotiating a wine packaging arrangement. This article will focus on the mechanics of an alternative to the standard contract packaging relationship. As a jumping-off point, contract packaging arrangements are one in which a ..read more
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3w ago
By: Trevor Troyer,
Vice-President of Operations
for Agricultural Risk Management What is the most important decision in choosing grape crop insurance? Is it which coverage level to choose? Is it which insurance provider to use? Is it whether to insure all your grapes or only those that are the most ..read more
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3w ago
By: Susan DeMatei, Founder of WineGlass Marketing When I start feeling optimistic, I imagine one or two people might read these blogs, (although I have a sneaking suspicion that they sit out on the internet equivalent of a doctors waiting room table between the large type Reader’s Digest and June ..read more
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3w ago
By: Kirk Williams, Lecturer-Texas Tech University Pesticide applications in the vineyard whether using an organic product or a synthetic product, are often needed to maintain a weed free vineyard with a healthy canopy, to prevent the loss of fruit and preserve fruit quality. We want to ensure that when we ..read more
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3w ago
By: Judit Monis, Ph.D. - Vineyard and Plant Health Consultant The National Clean Plant Network (NCPN) is a USDA funded program focused on specialty crops such as berries, citrus, grapevines, fruit trees, hops, roses, and sweet potatoes. The clean planting material is to be distributed to nurseries for further propagation ..read more
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3w ago
By: Thomas J. Payette, Winemaking Consultant Welcome to Eastern Winery and exploring this article. Preparing for bottling is no easy challenge. [This article can also be adapted for onsite bottling as well.] However, the key to success while preparing for the mobile bottler to arrive is communication and planning. This ..read more
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3w ago
By: Becky Garrison In What Your Food Ate: How to Heal Our Land and Reclaim Our Health (W.W. Norton & Company), authors David R. Montgomery and Anne Biklé expound on their research into regenerative farming practices that can put carbon back into the ground and improve soil health. This research ..read more