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2023 Brought Good News to California Wine Grape Growers - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

2023 Brought Good News to California Wine Grape Growers - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Despite initial uncertainties due to stormy weather leading to a delayed harvest, California wine grape growers are celebrating the end to a successful year in 2023. Gino DiCaro from the Wine Institute provides an overview of the thriving wine grape growing industry in the Golden State.

Source: aginfo.net
How 1930s American scientists came to think about the impact of climate on wine - Vimarsana News

How 1930s American scientists came to think about the impact of climate on wine

While the notion of terroir has long been the foundation of European wine, research in the 1930s in the US began to reveal the link between climate and wine.

Man destroys 5K gallons of wine at Sparkman Cellars winery - Vimarsana News

Man destroys 5K gallons of wine at Sparkman Cellars winery

Footage caught the moment a man dressed as a cowboy burglarized Sparkman Cellars winery in Washington and destroyed $600,000 worth of handcrafted wine.

Source: nypost.com
FRIDAY CONVERSATION WITH ... Emily Cody - Vimarsana News

FRIDAY CONVERSATION WITH ... Emily Cody

Emily Cody is the new sales and partner relations manager for the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance in Penn Yan. Recently, Sunday Editor Louise Hoffman Broach had a conversation with her,

What Seasons Are Ideal for Visiting French Vineyards? - Vimarsana News

What Seasons Are Ideal for Visiting French Vineyards?

French vineyards offer unique experiences each season, from the lively summer festivals to the beauty of spring, the vibrant autumn harvest, and the peaceful winter tours, making them a year-round destination for wine lovers.