Latest Breaking News On - Deb hatcher - Page 1 : vimarsana.com

A Vine Start: Ste. Michelle's new owners add rather than subtract

Supporters of the Northwest wine industry should celebrate the sale of A to Z Wineworks and Rex Hill to Ste. Michelle Wine Estates.

Industry Giant Ste. Michelle Acquires Top Oregon Winery

Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, in its first strategic acquisition under ownership by Sycamore Partners, has bought A to Z Wineworks. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Founded 20 years ago by Sam Tannahill, Cheryl Francis, and Deb Hatcher, A to Z sells more than 350,000 cases a year. “We could not have found

Biggest Washington Winery is Now the Biggest Oregon Winery

The future of Pacific Northwest wines – both Oregon and Washington – is bright.

Ste. Michelle Wine Estates acquires Newberg's A to Z Wineworks

A to Z Wineworks and sister brand REX HILL have been acquired by Washington winery Ste. Michelle Wine Estates.

Ste. Michelle Wine Estates buys fellow US winemaker A to Z Wineworks

US wine group Ste. Michelle Wine Estates has moved to expand its presence in Oregon with the acquisition of A to Z Wineworks.

Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Buys A to Z & Rex Hill – Wine & Spirits Magazine

Shanken News Daily: Exclusive news and research on the wine, spirits and beer business

A leading Oregon winery is sold in blockbuster deal

A to Z chief executive Amy Prosenjak will head up Ste. Michelle’s Oregon Brands division.

Oregon's A to Z Wineworks and Rex Hill Sold to Washington's Ste. Michelle

Washington wine giant acquires A to Z Wineworks and Rex Hill, making it the dominant player in the Pacific Northwest

Photographing the craft and grit of winemaking

Photographing the craft and grit of winemaking Adrian Chitty's work, in a Chehalem Cultural Center show, celebrates the unseen people who "work so very hard to get that wine in your glass" A couple of years ago, A to Z Wineworks received an email from someone named Adrian Chitty, who was having a “family adventure” in Bali and wanted to talk about embedding himself in the Newberg-based winery as part of an artistic residency. The proposal, according to Deb Hatcher, one of the winery’s four founders, “seemed incredibly suspicious.” Nevertheless, the email ultimately led to A to Z launching a residency program with Chitty, an Oxford-educated software engineer retired from 20 years in the fast lanes of London and New York, as its first artist. Chitty moved to Oregon with his wife and children and spent two full seasons with the winery, working various jobs and shooting thousands of photographs depicting every stage of the winemaking process. As it happens, his residency overlapped with both the pandemic and Oregon’s fires, and his digital camera captured evidence of both.