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Fine Wine Prices Today About Same As In Late 2007

Source: Wine Wealth

August 26, 2014 | Filed under Daily Data | Read More

NEWS FETCH – August 26, 2014

TOP NEWS Napa Quake Seen Costing Up to $4 Billion as Wineries Shut Most wineries not insured for quake losses Why the Napa Valley earthquake is unlikely to affect wine prices Did drought lead to 6.0 quake in California? Quake early-warning system could be built with water bond funds TTB Offers Tax Help For Quake-Struck […]

August 26, 2014 | Filed under News Briefs | Read More

Why you shouldn’t post when your Facebook fans are online

Most people think 9 p.m. is THE optimal time. That’s also when the competition is the toughest. Try one of the other peaks for better response. Source: Wisemetrics By way of Heidi Cohen.

August 25, 2014 | Filed under Daily Data | Read More

Napa Quake Help Forum: Redesign, New Link

The Napa quake help forum has been re-designed to make it more user friendly.  The forum also has NEW link: http://napaearthquake.com WASTING TIME TO SAVE IT The rush to get the board up and running to help people, meant that, yesterday morning, I tried to use a third-party forum provider and that was just a […]

August 25, 2014 | Filed under Worth A Look | Read More

NEWS FETCH – August 25, 2014

LATEST NAPA EARTHQUAKE NEWS (SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE LINKS) Earthquake engineers and scientists headed for Napa quake zone Napa Quake Insured damages: $500M to $1 Billion Napa Wine Industry Quake Help Forum Created Scientists: Napa quake should be a ‘wake-up call’ Napa: Crashing bottles, barrels sow doubt about wine country travels Best Overall Summary of […]

August 25, 2014 | Filed under News Briefs | Read More

Earthquake engineers and scientists headed for Napa quake zone

NOTE: The following was submitted by structural engineer and winery earthquake researcher Joshua Marrow. Marrow’s name may be familiar to many because he has written extensively for Practical Winery & Vineyard. He is requesting that wineries in the quake zone reach out to him regardless of whether they have been damaged or not. His efforts […]

August 24, 2014 | Filed under Featured Articles | Read More

Napa Wine Industry Quake Help Forum Created

Napa quake help forum re-designed to be more user friendly. (Fired 3rd party site with ads). Forum also has NEW link: http://napaearthquake.com HEADACHES UPDATE: Aug 25 — The forum vendor I selected sucks. The registration is too long and the posting too complicated…I will be changing this as soon as I can. I apologize but […]

August 24, 2014 | Filed under Featured Articles | Read More

Wineries Assessing Damage of Napa Area 6.1 quake

PLEASE REPORT DAMAGE IN COMMENT SECTION OF THIS ARTICLE Napa and Sonoma County wine businesses are rushing to assess the damage from a 6.1 earthquake epicentered west of the Napa County airport in the eastern part of the Carneros AVA. Wineries, vineyards, warehousers and others with photos, information and damage to report should do so […]

August 24, 2014 | Filed under Featured Articles | Read More

NEWS FETCH – August 22, 2014

TOP NEWS Vineyards = Ugly Environmental Disasters Says L.A. County Wine imports to China continue to drop, despite late surge Wine Reviews & Selection: Anxiety, Stress, Peer Pressure 2014 Restaurant traffic finally positive Western drought causes Earth’s surface to rise as groundwater drops How to Sell Your Brand To Online Retail Channels **Sponsored Link* HARVEST […]

August 22, 2014 | Filed under News Briefs | Read More

Rain Offers Minuscule Improvement In Calif Drought.

Recent rains in California have had little effect on the Extreme Drought other than a tiny improvement over last week. As the table, below, indicates all drought categories remained the same except for D2-D4 which dropped about 2%.

August 22, 2014 | Filed under Daily Data,Worth A Look | Read More