How Vintners in Sonoma County Are Tackling Succession Planning
Multigenerational families are figuring out how to hold on to their most valuable asset—their vineyards
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Master Sommelier Matt Stamp examines the challenges—and opportunities—for the region’s upstart vintners
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A grape grower whose vineyards have been damaged speaks out on why it’s a threat to the industry
Carving a Niche for Alternative Whiskeys
Nontraditional mash bills and wood aging treatments are setting these whiskeys apart—while capturing a broader demographic
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Wine professionals discuss pigmentation, extraction, and how color can affect everything from appearance to ageability