Sonoma Coast Pinot, Ready for the Next Vintage Now available: 2026 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir grapes — a premium vineyard sourcing opportunity from one of California’s most acclaimed cool-climate Pinot Noir regions. The Sonoma Coast is known for its marine influence, coastal fog, and long growing season, conditions that help Pinot Noir develop bright acidity, layered fruit character, and elegant structure. These cool-climate conditions create wines prized for both freshness and complexity, making Sonoma Coast fruit highly sought after by premium Pinot programs. By mid-May, vineyard sourcing conversations are well underway, especially for Pinot Noir. Listings like this give wineries the opportunity to secure site-driven fruit early while availability is still taking shape ahead of harvest. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and vineyard listings like these 2026 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir grapes highlight how the platform helps w

Afternoon Brief, November 30th

California Wines Pour Jobs and Dollars into Economy: The California wine and winegrape sector and allied businesses deliver a total economic contribution of $73 billion annually to the state’s economy and $170.5 billion annually to the U.S. economy, according to a new report commissioned by Wine Institute and the California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG)...

Marine Layer Wines Opens Tasting Room on the Healdsburg Plaza 

Tasting Room Showcases Contemporary Coastal California Design by Sonoma Design Duo, HommeBoys, Food Offerings from SingleThread Farms, Co-Creators of Little Saint, Opening Later this Year Healdsburg, CA (November 2, 2021) Marine Layer Wines is a boutique winery that aims to bring the terroir and soul of the Sonoma Coast to life.  With its stellar small-production lineup of single-vineyard Pinot […]

Winemaker Rob Fischer of Marine Layer Wines in Healdsburg, CA speaks on his Armbruster Rotovib Destemmer and why they chose to purchase Armbruster crush equipment from Scott Labs.

Afternoon Brief, September 24th

California Farm Worker Union Marching to the French Laundry After Newsom Vetoes Labor Bill: Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday vetoed a bill that would have allowed farm workers to vote by mail in union elections, a change the United Farm Workers pressed for after the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this year dealt a setback to its organizing practices...

Afternoon Brief, September 21st

Scientists Develop Organic Cure for Pierce’s Disease: Testing continues, but new treatment meets approval of U.S. EPA and several state regulators...

Four Women Say Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli, ‘Prince’ of Wine Country, Sexually Assaulted Them: In the summer of 2019, Rose Fumoso left her home in southern France to intern at a Sonoma County winery, where the 21-year-old greeted customers in the tasting room and assessed the ripeness of grapes from the vineyard. As the season wound down in September, a friend invited Fumoso to a party celebrating the end of harvest... The post Afternoon Brief, April 8th appeared first on Wine Industry Advisor. Url:https://wineindustryadvisor.com/2021/04/08/afternoon-brief-1839?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=afternoon-brief-1839 Published Date:Thu, 08 Apr 2021 21:55:58 +0000