TODAY'S TOP NEWS

• Remembering Those Lost In Wine Country Wildfires
• California firestorm took deadly toll on elderly; average age of victims identified so far is 79

• How the fire struck at Gundlach Bundschu, one of California’s oldest wineries
• Mayacamas winery still standing; tasting room burned
• Red Flag Fire Conditions Called for Santa Barbara

• Calistoga urges remaining residents to leave; those who refuse subject to arrest
• Some Napa County mandatory evacuations lifted by Cal Fire
• Napa officials urge evacuation preparedness, give out fire hotline numbers
• Calm night for city of Napa; no evacuations required
• Calistoga evacuations flood Napa shelter at Napa Valley College

• Northern California Wildfires: Regulatory agency disaster relief resources at a glance

• Satellite Images Show 1,800 Buildings Destroyed by Fire in Santa Rosa
• Map showing the devastating impact of fires in Sonoma, Napa counties
• Photos: Scenes from the Napa County wildfires

• Wineries Look to Plan B
• Napa wine industry tallies damage, economic danger looms
• Formation of unwanted aromas in wine explained : how forest fires spoil wine
• Smoke and Grape – the Smoke Taint Repercussions
• Fire impacts ripple through Napa Valley tourism
• Will Sonoma wildfires affect local wine prices, availability?

• Wildfires are causing 'the worst year on record' for California's marijuana industry

• Women of the Vine & Spirits Creates Fire Relief Fund for those Affected by Napa/Sonoma Fires
• Treasury Wine Estates Contributes $100,000 to Support those Affected by Wildfires in the Napa and Sonoma Regions
• BC winemakers urging people to help wineries affected by California wildfires
• Wine Country fire aid: Restaurants holding fundraisers
• FEMA offers assistance to Sonoma County fire victims
• Fire disaster relief #CAWineStrong
• You Can Help: Northern California Wildfire Relief Efforts
• UC Davis Continues Fire Relief Efforts
• Roberson sets up JustGiving page for California wildfire relief effort
• California Fire Relief Efforts: Where and what to donate
• Valley winemakers helping fellow vintners in Napa impacted by wildfires
• How to help: Volunteer, donate food, supplies, money to support Sonoma County fire victims
• UK trade reaches out as Cali fire claims homes, lives and historic vineyards
• Santa Barbara Vintners Start NorCal Wildfire Fund

• What Happens When the Napa Fires Are Out?
• 'We Always Rise.' California Winemakers Are Determined to Rebuild After Fires
• Heartache, loss and determination as winery owners return to fire damaged Wine Country
• How to safely re-enter your home after a fire
• Wine Country fire of 1964: Eerie similarities to this week’s tragedy
• Scientists See Climate Change in California's Wildfires
• There’s a way to reduce the wildfire toll. We won’t like it.

• Northern California firestorm brings illness, strains healthcare system
• Smoke from Wine Country wildfires make Bay Area air quality as bad as Beijing
• Where to go for medical care in Wine Country — and where not to go
• Napa, Sonoma fires to continue harming air quality through weekend

WINE SUPPLY & CONSUMPTION

• Finger Lakes Wines and Grapes: Late summer heat saved the vintage
• Disastrous harvest means wine prices could be going up

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