Sentences with phrase «california grape crush»

John White shares observations about the preliminary California Grape Crush Report specific to the North Coast.
The California grape crush report for 2014 was released on February 10th, and results were generally in line with expectations.
Ciatti's experienced brokers will be available for further details, comments & analysis on the 2017 California Grape Crush Report.
The Preliminary California Grape Crush Report released today reveals the overall California winegrape crush was down for a second year in a row.
John Ciatti shares observations about the preliminary California Grape Crush Report specific to the Central Valley.
(February 10, 2015, San Rafael, CA)-- The Preliminary California Grape Crush Report released today reveals the 2014 winegrape crush was down 7.9 % to 3,910,178 from the 2013 record high winegrape crush of 4,245,852 tons.
(February 10, 2017, San Rafael, CA)-- The Preliminary California Grape Crush Report released today shows 4,000,790 tons were crushed.
Subscribe to the Afternoon Brief Trending Story: Napa Grape Prices Up 11.5 % Prices for red wine grapes from California rose 5.1 % in 2017, compared to 2016, while white wine varieties dropped 3.6 % in price, according to the preliminary California Grape Crush Report released today... Today's News: Louder and More Unified Voice for Wine Needed -LSB-...]

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(February 9, 2018, San Rafael, CA)-- The California Department of Food and Agriculture Preliminary Grape Crush Report was released today.
California Department of Food and Agriculture will release the Preliminary Grape Crush Report for 2014 harvest on Tuesday, February 10, 2015 at noon
CAWG represents the growers of more than 60 percent of the gross grape tonnage crushed for wine and concentrate in California.
The California Department of Food and Agriculture Preliminary Grape Crush Report was released today.
According to the California Department of Food and Agricultures «2015 Grape Crush Report,» only nine varieties accounted for almost 75 % of all the grapes destined for wine production in California...
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