Grape Concord

Welch's to consolidate operations in Concord

CONCORD -- Welch's, the processing and marketing subsidiary of the National Grape Cooperative, will close its Billerica Technology Center and merge it with its Concord headquarters at a new location by year's end.

New World Grape History

There are a number of native grape species in America. In addition the European grapes were also introduced to the New World by the Europeans.

Farm to Table and Culinary Experiences Abundant during Chautauqua in June Learning Festival

The second annual Chautauqua in June learning festival, May 25 – June 17, 2012, is seasoned with culinary experiences and workshops including farm tours, winemaker’s and beer pairing dinners, culinary classes and tea tastings. Chautauqua County in southwestern New York State boasts the largest number of farms in the state as well as the largest grape growing region in the eastern United States ...

WINEMAKING, BREWING GET A LOOK IN LA MESA

East County grape growers and business-minded folks brewing with ideas may want to check out today’s City Council meeting.

Contra Costa Winegrowers Association Announces Award-Winners in Contra Costa County Fair Commercial Wine Competition

CONCORD, CA-- - The Contra Costa Winegrowers Association today announced the Contra Costa County Fair Commercial Wine Competition award winners. A panel of esteemed judges, including restaurateurs, wine ...

Wine festival draws attendance from all over NC

For the past 11 years, locals as well as North Carolinians from the Charlotte, Concord, Mooresville, Raleigh and Durham areas of the state have come to celebrate the wine culture of the Yadkin Valley.

Welch's And Red Sox Nation Break A World Record

100th Anniversary of Fenway Marked by World's Largest Collective Toast

Late frost wreaks havoc on Ohio's grapes, causing concern for growers, winery owners

Temperatures in the low to mid-20s caused most grapes to freeze, which could have a dramatic impact on harvest this fall for dozens of the state's 163 wineries.

Early Warmth's Effect On Crops

Ithaca, NY (WBNG Binghamton) Some of us may have enjoyed the warm spell back in March, but with recent chilly nights, it's taken a toll on local crops.

Janet Podolak: Head out to Burton for Saturday in the Country

Head to Burton for its first Saturday in the Country, set between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. the last Saturday of each month. Burton will be filled with crafters, artisans, antiques, collectables, farmers markets, and Amish bake sales as Memorial Day is celebrated. Stroll to Century Village where a Civil War encampment will be under way. Upcoming Saturdays will include a kids day, a wine tasting and a ...