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TROON VINEYARD & FARM’S CRAIG CAMP JOINS DEMETER USA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

August 14, 2026August 14, 2026 Cyndi

Contacts:Craig Camp, Troon Vineyard & Farm craig@troonvineyard.com 541.930-2089Media inquiries: Carl Giavanti carl@carlgiavanticonsulting.com 971.221.4212 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 27, 2026 TROON VINEYARD & FARM’S CRAIG CAMP JOINS DEMETER USA BOARD OF DIRECTORSExperienced vineyard and winery manager becomes lone wine industry representative on Demeter USA’s Board, bringing deep experience and connections from a key agricultural segment GRANTS […]

Coppola‘s Domain de Broglie Bests All in 30th annual McMinnville Wine Competition

January 20, 2023April 16, 2025 Cyndi

Media Contact: Carl Giavanti Consulting, Carl@CarlGiavantiConsulting.com 971.221.4212 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Coppola‘s Domain de Broglie Bests All in 30th annual McMinnville Wine CompetitionDiverse panel of professional judges endorse quality of Oregon Wines Competition Submissions increase 25% with high profile entries from Willamette Valley Submissions from non-festival wineries again surpasses expectations McMinnville, OR January 16, 2023: The […]

LUTZ OF LENNE’ SELLS ICONIC VINEYARD ESTATE

December 14, 2022April 16, 2025 Cyndi

Fast Facts Steve Lutz, vigneron and founder sells his iconic estate after 22 years Peavine soils certified worst in Yamhill County, proved to yield distinctive Pinot Noirs Lutz is said to be setting up next phase of his idiosyncratic wine career Purchasers Jory, LLC will release next stage brand name and concept for the estate […]

Covid, Community & Commerce: The Emergence of Online Engagement & eCommerce

August 25, 2020April 16, 2025 Cyndi

By: Carl Giavanti Many wineries, business partners and consumers are at home in some form of quarantine or under stay at home restrictions. This is a communications opportunity – to interact with other tasting room and wine industry professionals on social media – as well as with your customers, and not just to sell wine. […]

Three Biggest Challenges Facing Small Wineries Today?

April 8, 2019April 16, 2025 Cyndi

I think the real story in the Willamette Valley (and other small regions nationally) is that 75% of wineries produce fewer than 5,000 cases annually. It’s micro-production by any measure. They have survived because of so-called “Premiumization” and the recent fascination with their AVAs. What will happen when the next economic downturn occurs, as the […]