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5 takeaways in the EU’s frothy wine package // Federal Judge Decides Not to Get Involved in Small Winery's Dispute Over Entitlements with Napa County
March 31, 2025 - Wine Industry Insight Daily News Feed
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Today’s Most Interesting Wine Industry Data
“Observed fuel moisture in the area around Los Angeles from January 1, 2024, through Jan 7, 2025. Fuel moisture was above average in the first half of 2024, but dropped well below average in fall 2025. Additional lines show that fuel moisture would have been only slightly below average if temperature, humidity, and precipitation had been near normal after June 1 (blue line)....These comparisons showed that both the temperature and the precipitation played a role, but the lack of any measurable fall precipitation contributed about 75 percent to the vegetation’s flammability, while the near-record-high temperature and low relative humidity—made more likely by long-term global warming—contributed about 25 percent.”
Source: Maven’s Notebook
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Kirk Lokka, Sonoma County Grower and Community Leader, Passes Away at 68
‘Like Winning the Lottery’: The Crunch for Land Is Real for New Sonoma County Farmers
Napa Valley’s Beaulieu Vineyard donates historic archives to UC Davis Library
France’s Wine Regions See Explosive Growth As Travelers Crave Immersive Wine-Tasting Adventures
Consumers’ Mood Sours in March With Gloomier Economic Outlook
"It is no longer possible to keep the South of France on wine labels"
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