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One of the Central Coast’s biggest industries is still grappling with the after-effects of this year's winters storms. This year's harvest season could happen months later than usual.
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Droughts are nothing new in California, so many wineries have adopted new methods and technologies to prepare for what has already been a very dry…
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Where does the Central Coast get its water, our most fundamental of needs? Some comes in the form of rain filling up local reservoirs; some from the State…
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In a move that surprised many, Santa Barbara County officials have struck down a controversial and long-planned update to the county’s winery ordinance.…
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The Santa Barbara County wine industry will get another chance to address lawmakers regarding a proposed set of new rules for wineries and vineyards. A…
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This week's heat wave hit during mid-harvest for many local wine-grape growers—one of the Central Coast's top crops.Hot temperatures greatly speed up the…
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An annual look at the nation's wine industry was released on Thursday and says this year could show an unusual decline in consumption."While demand for…
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Tablas Creek Vineyard in Paso Robles is a 120-acre property that not only grows wine grapes, but houses animals as well. A flock of sheep at Tablas Creek…
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When you walk around Tablas Creek vineyard in Paso Robles, there are few obvious signs that California is in one of its worst droughts on record.“It…
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Vintners in the Paso Robles Wine Growing Region will now get the chance to be far more specific on their labels as to where their grapes were grown. The…