Online Training! How to complete the CA Grape Crush report
This year’s harvest is finishing up for most CA wineries. After dealing with receiving, crushing, fermenting, and pressing all their grapes not too long afterwards they then are required to file a report to the CDFA on those grapes. This report that all CA...What wineries are getting wrong on their labels
I’ve said for years that there is a lot going on behind a wine label. A lot of compliance that is. When an average consumer picks up a bottle of wine they would probably be very surprised to know all the requirements that wine labels must meet, and the minimum...Wine Label Compliance Class in Napa April 19th
Wine Compliance Alliance, based in Napa CA will be hosting an in person course on wine label compliance. The course will be held on Wednesday, April 19th from 9 am to 1 pm. This will be an in person course. A webinar version of the course will also be offered later in...Wine Compliance Alliance partners with Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance to host training on TTB requirements for wine labels
Wine Compliance Alliance, a winery compliance consulting office based in Napa became an associate member with Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance in 2022. As part of its offerings to members, the PRWCA offers many training opportunities. On February 7th Ann Reynolds,...Wine Compliance Alliance partners with Napa Valley Vintners for training course
Education in compliance is still lacking for many who work for wineries. Sometimes this will end up in two common results specific to wine labels. Either they are missing a required item, or they list a word they aren’t allowed to. In late 2021 the Napa Valley...Page 1 of 2