If you’re planning to enjoy wine with your meals, Pennsylvania will soon be offering you a new way to help yourself. Pennsylvania is one of 19 states in which the distribution of alcohol is controlled by state government. As mentioned in my earlier post So Who’s In Control of Pennsylvania’s Alcohol Beverage Industry, alcohol [...]
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A Pennsylvania Winery Wins Medals At San Diego’s International Sommelier Challenge
The first Sommelier Challenge International Wine Competition was held recently in San Diego, California. Eleven sommeliers from the nation’s finest restaurants gathered to evaluate wines from nine countries. Pennsylvania’s own Crossing Vineyards and Winery, a Bucks County winery in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania earned the Platinum, Gold and Silver medals.
Congratulations to Pennsylvania’s own Crossing [...]
What Secrets Do You Need To Keep In Your Wine or Hospitality Business?
Have you identified information in your winery, wine, or hospitality business that is valuable as a trade secret? Perhaps you have certain technologies, techniques, materials, innovations, inventions, customer lists or formulas that you need to protect? If so, what steps have you taken to protect the secrecy of your business’s confidential information?
A sensible way for you [...]
New Jersey’s Garden State Wine Growers Battle Mother Nature
Reporting for the Star-Ledger, writer Leslie Kwoh’s article reveals the painstaking tasks that New Jersey winery owners are having, dealing with deadly fungus in the wake of the summer’s torrential rains. Throughout the Northeast, gaining momentum in the wine industry has been difficult when facing the challenges of Mother Nature. Read the full article here: [...]
Did You Know There’s A Wine Revolution Going On?
Some would say there’s a wine revolution movement going on and it’s called Wine Library TV. Wine Library TV is a daily wine video blog. At its helm is rising star Gary Vaynerchuck. Gary has a viewership of more than 80,000 followers, aka self proclaimed “vayniacs”.
I very much enjoyed [...]
