Napa County has been biting the hand that feeds it for a long time. But now it seems intent upon dismembering the body itself. Under increased industry scrutiny and in the face of ongoing legal challenges
Napa County’s six-year legal battle with a family-run winery is far from over — even after Hoopes Vineyard was ordered to close its doors for tastings.
By Jess Lander | SF Chronicle | Mitten Aghera pets one of his dogs…
By Kerana Todorov | WineBusiness.com | A small family-owned Napa Valley winery has…
The preliminary injunction, issued Thursday, effectively shuts down the Yountville-based winery’s public-facing operations.…
By Barry Eberling | Napa Register | Napa Superior Court has issued a…
Katie DeBenedetti | KQED | After a yearslong legal battle, a small winery…
Andrew Dillinger | Napa Valley Insider Podcast | In this week’s Napa Valley…
In the heart of California Wine Country, rigid local rules are choking small…
W. Blake Gray | Wine Searcher | The first battle between a winery…
by Kerana Todorov | Wine Business | A Napa County Superior judge has preliminarily…
JEFF QUACKENBUSH | Press Democrat | A decision is still pending nearly seven…
Growing grievances against increasing local regulations on tasting room visits, construction and more…
By Barry Eberling | Napa Valley Register | August 13, 2024 | Lindsay Hoopes…
Peter Mott, Napa Valley Register | The tendency for people to believe false…