← Return to Archives - Subscribe to FREE NewsFetch Email Newsletter
From: lewis.perdue@wineindustryinsight.com

Subject: US Wine Exports Record $1.6B - Oroville Dam: officials said emerg. spillway safe, stable - Reports Show Declining Farmland Values - Raisin & table grapes driven nearly extinct by wine - Fewer choices, higher sales -- February 15, 2017 - WINE NEWS FETCH

Date: 2017-02-14 17:31:36

To: Emailing List Subscriber
Please use CMD+F (Mac) or CRTL+ F(Windows) to find your specific search term within this issue of NewsFetch. This "double search" is due to our links sourcing from websites not within WineIndustryInsight.
Sponsored by:
Dickenson, Peatman & Fogarty: Napa & Sonoma Legal Counsel to the Wine Industry
MoesBarrels-We buy your used barrels
Also sponsored by

BTN Academy
TO UNSUBSCRIBE:  Click >> [UNSUBSCRIBE] <<

To SUBSCRIBE CLICK HERE

SPONSORED BY:

ALSO SPONSORED BY:
  Duarte Nursery, Inc. is a family owned and operated nursery located near Modesto in the Central Valley of California. Duarte Nursery is the largest permanent crops nursery in the United States, with a history of aggressively marketing innovative products.  

DAILY NEWS FETCH - February 15, 2017

CREATED BY WINE INDUSTRY INSIGHT   & MADE POSSIBLE BY OUR SPONSORS

Publisher/Executive Editor, Lewis Perdue -- Editor, Becca Yeamans-Irwin
 
  To SUBSCRIBE CLICK HERE To UNSUBSCRIBE: Click [UNSUBSCRIBE] .  CHANGE YOUR EMAIL: Here. NEWS FETCH ARCHIVE: Here
Sponsored by:
Vintage Nursery 

Also sponsored by:
VINx2

TODAY'S TOP NEWS


 WINE SUPPLY & CONSUMPTION CALIFORNIA BRIEFS OROVILLE DAM EMERGENCY COVERAGE DROUGHT/WATER

SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE TOP NEWS

Sponsored By:

Also Sponsored By:

Also sponsored by:



CONSUMER SALES: DTC, ON- & OFF-PREMISE PUBLIC COMPANIES INTERNATIONAL TRADE DISTRIBUTORS INVESTING IN WINE, COLLECTING & AUCTIONS


SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE TOP NEWS
The following is sponsored content.
Wine Industry Classifieds is a separate company from and not affiliated with Wine Industry Insight

WINEINDUSTRY.COM CLASSIFIEDS FEATURED ADS
The following Ads are active in WINEINDUSTRY.COM CLASSIFIEDS as of February 15, 2017. For more ads please visit us at www.WineIndustry.com
CATEGORY AD TITLE AD TEXT CONTACT
Help Wanted Warehouse/Production Workers Two (2) warehouse workers needed. Would also work as part of the production team. Knowledge of woodworking/coopering a plus. salesbarrels@gmail.com
Consulting Services Mitch Hawkins Vnyrd/Wine Consulting Biodynamic Farming. No job too big or small mhaw007@aol.com
Help Wanted Vineyard Operations Associate Oversee the day-to-day operations of a 11-acre vineyard. Lindsay Creek Vineyards. Lewiston, ID farmjob@lewiston.com
CLICK HERE TO PLACE AN AD WITH WINEINDUSTRY.COM CLASSIFIEDS

 

HEALTH REGULATION & LEGAL MATTERS WINE SELECTION AND RECOMMENDATION MARKETING & SALES PACKAGING, LABELS & CORKS TRADE SHOWS & CONFERENCES SOCIAL MEDIA & TECH MATTERS OF TASTE

SCROLL DOWN FOR LOTS MORE NEWS

SPONSORED BY:
WINE PEOPLE WINE PLACES FOOD & RESTAURANTS NORTH AMERICAN REGIONAL WINE NEWS AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS EUROPE & THE UK SOUTH AFRICA CRAFT BEVERAGES: BEER, CIDER, WINE & SPIRITS
SPONSORED BY:
GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY DATA

CORRECTION: Raisin & table grapes driven to brink of extinction by wine (Not!) Daily Data misinterpreted things in this post. We regret the error. 

The following correction was provided for us by a wise reader:  

"When table grapes are crushed, that just means they cant be sold AS table grapes. Typically table varieties crushed represent the strippings that don’t make the grade to pack. Raisin grapes always have the option of going three ways, can be packed as table grapes if grower wants to spend the money to farm them for packing, or they can just make raisins, or they can be crushed for wine or concentrate. Most raisin grapes crushed go into concentrate, not wine. Usually, when raisin crush is down, that means raisin market is stronger, so more growers go that route. Lots of old raisin grapes are being pulled out, of course, but not because of wine, because buyers are replanting that land to almonds, pistachios or pomegranates.
Screen Shot 2017-02-16 at 5.19.59 AM

 

NEWS FETCH PLAYLIST:

While creating this issue:

Becca liked this song best: Wish I Knew You by The Revivalists

Lew liked this song best: Free Ride by Edgar Winter

TODAY'S FEATURED WINE


Inky, rich. Black cherry and pomegranate flavors and big tannins.
Not for the faint of palate.
Best value of the year so far! $9.99 Sonoma Market. -LP

This NewsFetch was hand-crafted for you by Editor Becca Yeamans-Irwin (The Academic Wino) and Publisher/Executive Editor, Lewis Perdue.

To UNSUBSCRIBE: Click [UNSUBSCRIBE]
To SUBSCRIBE CLICK HERE
Sponsors:
Barrel Care
ProWein 2017
Beverage Trade Network    Hinman and Carmichael,Alcoholic Beverage Law

Allied Grape Growers

================= CONTACT DATA ====================
Lewis Perdue
670 W. Napa St., Suite H, Sonoma, CA 95476
Phone: 707-326-4503, fax: 707-940-4146
Email: lewis.perdue@wineindustryinsight.com