Fisher: the drive to the top

Article Abstract:

Fred and Juelle Fisher built their own winery after purchasing 100 acres of land in Sonoma County, CA, in 1973. In 2001 Fisher Vineyards is producing five quality wines and they are trying to improve their Cabernet Sauvignon.

Product information, Wineries, Sonoma County, California, Fisher Vineyards

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Turmoil at the top

Article Abstract:

The wine industry is still looking in 2001 for the perfect stopper that will protect the wine while it ages without tainting. Cork has been used for centuries, but has problems and more synthetic alternatives are being used.

Usage, Equipment and supplies, Protection and preservation, Wine and wine making, Wine making, Cork, Cork (Materials)

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Immigration rules may cause higher wine prices

Article Abstract:

A proposed limit on illegal vineyard workers might result in higher wine prices in California due to increased labor costs.

Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Prices and rates, Labor costs, Foreign labor

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