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Mauritson Family and Foley Family Wines & Spirits Recognized for Outstanding Industry Leadership
Honors Presented at Sonoma County Winegrowers Annual BBQ As preparations for the start of the winegrape harvest get underway, Sonoma County winegrape growers gathered today for their annual BBQ to celebrate the season ahead and to honor two outstanding leaders whose contributions continue to strengthen the region's reputation for excellence in winegrowing and sustainability. The 2026 Viticulture Award of Excellence was presented to the Mauritson family, who have farmed in Sonoma County for more than 150 years.  The 2026 Sustainable Winery Award was presented to Foley Family Wines & Spirits, one of the wine industry’s leading family-owned wine companies.  “These awards celebrate the people and organizations that represent the very best of Sonoma County agriculture and wine,” said Karissa Kruse, chief executive officer of Sonoma County Winegrowers. “From the Mauritson family’s six generations of farming excellence to Foley Family Wines & Spirits’ commitment to sustaina
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Emma's lab changed with one reagent and yours could too
🍇 How much do we appreciate feedback from our clients? A ton! 🍇 It was a joy to hear Emma Kudritzki's experiences with our reagents and how it has influenced QC at Mauritson Family Winery: "We originally were working with another enzymatic kit supplier and Admeo’s kits were more affordable with great accuracy and precision, and easy to follow instructions.   After working with Admeo’s acetic acid kit, it was an easy switch over to Admeo’s glucose fructose and malic acid kits.   Admeo has excellent customer service and support. They have very quick responses and are always friendly and eager to help us find solutions." Thank you so much for your kind observations, Emma! We love working with you!
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Newly Established Century Club Honors 22 Sonoma County Legacy Farm Families
Each Family Has Continuously Farmed Land for More than 100 Years The image of vibrant farms and rugged ranches set among Sonoma County’s beautiful landscapes has long been sought after by tourists, painters and photographers. The sheer beauty has always stood out, but, given that the area’s first vineyards date back to 1812, it is the region’s agrarian roots and family legacy that makes Sonoma County unique. Today, twenty-two local families, all winegrape growers, were recognized as the original members of the “Century Club” in honor of their continuously farming their family’s original land for more than one hundred years. Sonoma County Winegrowers created the Century Club to mark the unique legacies of farm families in the region and it will recognize new families with the honor as they hit the one-hundred-year mark in the years ahead. Each of these farms – and the families behind them – have endured the ups and downs of the cyclical
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