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  • Press Release: Preliminary 2021 Winegrape Crush Report is 3.613 Million Tons

    Posted by Kelly February 10, 2022

    Novato, CA – The California Department of Food and Agriculture Preliminary Grape Crush Report for 2021 has been released. It is a summary for the supply of the wine and grape industry, containing tons crushed and prices of wine grapes sold during the 2021 harvest. The Crush Report provides growers and wineries insight into the Read more

  • Dollar and $ense

    Posted by Kelly January 17, 2022

    Marc Cuneo & Christian Klier are presenting at Dollars & $ense on February 3rd. The event will be held virtually, beginning at 8:30am. To sign up, click here.

  • Turrentine in the News: California Wine Market with Marc Cuneo

    Posted by Kelly January 13, 2022

    Turrentine in the News: California Wine Market with Marc Cuneo Marc Cuneo was interviewed by Malocom Media, discussing the California wine inventories and market projections.  Watch this brief interview with Marc Cuneo, Broker/Partner at Turrentine Brokerage. Click here to watch the video.

  • Turrentine in the News: State of the Wine Industry, Lodi/Interior with Mike Needham

    Posted by Kelly

    Turrentine in the News: State of the Wine Industry, Lodi/Interior with Mike Needham Mike Needham, Broker/Partner with Turrentine Brokerage was interviewed by Malcom Media. Watch this brief interview with Mike Needham as he shares some insights of what he’s been seeing in California’s interior wine grape regions based on his recent presentation at Malcolm Media’s Read more

  • Unified 2022

    Posted by Kelly January 6, 2022

    Are you attending Unified this year? Don’t miss Steve Fredricks present at the State of the Industry on Wednesday, January 26th. The State of the Industry session provides a comprehensive look at every aspect of the wine industry, from what’s being planted to what’s selling. This 2½-hour session features highly regarded speakers and delivers incredible Read more

  • Central Coast Insights

    Posted by Kelly March 9, 2021

    William Goebel and Audra Cooper will be presenting at Central Coast Insights on March 30th, 2021. What’s Happening with Central Coast Grapes and Bulk Wine? | Audra Cooper & William Goebel – Turrentine Brokerage A short crop and wildfires evened out the bulk market, which was long prior to the 2020 harvest. Now that inventories Read more

  • Russian River Valley Winegrowers Event

    Posted by Kelly March 5, 2021

    Mike Needham and Marc Cuneo are presenting at the Russian River Valley Winegrowers Association. The event will take place March 17th at 4pm. Event details to be announced shortly.  

  • Turrentine in the News: Grape Crush Report

    Posted by Kelly February 12, 2021

    Winegrape Crush Report published February 10th, 2021. The 2020 Preliminary Winegrape Crush Report, released by the National Agricultural Statistics Service, detailed a California statewide wine grape crop of 3.404 million tons. This is the lightest California wine crop since 2011, down 13% or about 88 million gallons from 2019. The crop was light due, in Read more

  • Growing Forward: Vineyard & Grower Virtual Conference

    Posted by Kelly February 11, 2021

    Growing Forward is a ½-day, online conference focused on preparing Grapegrowers for the year ahead. The conference will kick off with a session highlighting key takeaways from the 2020 California Crush report and consider potential implications for the 2021 bulk and grape market. Following, we’ll discuss Regenerative Farming: what makes it different—some say, superior—than other Read more

  • Turrentine is Hiring: Grape Broker

    Posted by Kelly January 12, 2021

    The Wine Grape Broker, under direction from the Vice President, will be in charge of managing Turrentine Brokerage’s relationships with clients in the North Coast regions of California. The Wine Grape Broker will need to keep accurate track of our clients’ current program needs, available grapes, and anticipate how current and future supplies could affect Read more