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  Marshall Wehr

  

  19 hours ago

  Making the Connection: Women In Wine Symposium at U.C. Davis Showcases Role Models and Networking

  winebusiness.com

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  Marshall Wehr

  

  15 hours ago

  Examining Exceptional Barolo Vineyards

  Forbes - Tom Hyland

  For decades, Barolo, one of the world’s most iconic wines, was produced by blending fruit from more than one vineyard. Today while many producers continue this practice, crafting a wine labeled simply as Barolo (referred to by locals as Barolo classico), the majority of these estates also produce …

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  Marshall Wehr

  

  Apr 8

  Barolo Legends Back in the Game | Wine-Searcher News & Features

  wine-searcher.com

  Cascina Penna-Currado, a new wine endeavor in Serralunga d’Alba, is proof that you can’t keep a good man – and woman – down. Luca Currado Vietti and …

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  Marshall Wehr

  

  17 hours ago

  Move Over, Willamette: Southern Oregon Pinot Noir Is Taking the Stage

  wineenthusiast.com - Michael Alberty

  Hey, Willamette Valley, prepare to make room on your Pinot Noir stage for Southern Oregon. They are ready for their close-up.The Southern Oregon …

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  Marshall Wehr

  

  5 days ago

  Sopron Is the Hungarian City Straddling Vines and Vision - Trink Magazine

  trinkmag.com - Sue Tolson

  “I’m not 100% part of the Austrian wine world, nor am I 100% part of the Hungarian wine world,” says grower Franz Weninger on cross-border winemaking …

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  Marshall Wehr

  

  Apr 8

  The "Golden Rule": Communicating Stories of Old Vines

  wineindustryadvisor.com - Randy Caparoso

  Old vines are an essence of why great wines have always had an enduring appeal. By Randy Caparoso Just minutes before the virtual awards webinar …