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Winter storms replenished reservoirs, but it's too soon to know what the growing season will bring
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Rethinking Zinfandel in Sonoma
Seghesio, a family and winery synonymous with the grape, is making changes in response to climate shifts in the region
Tornado and Hail Hit Famed Châteauneuf-du-Pape Vineyard
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Vine-Killing Spotted Lanternfly Continues to Spread
The invasive species has taken hold in 13 Eastern states; California grapegrowers are nervous it will head west