The Wine Industry Advisor Afternoon Brief newsletter for Wednesday, January 22, featured a variety of trending stories, articles, news, and promotions within the wine industry. The newsletter highlighted Premier Doug Ford’s threat to ban US alcohol in response to tariffs, as well as Kirk Lokka’s recognition as one of Wine’s Most Inspiring People for 2025 for his contributions to Sonoma County. Additionally, the newsletter showcased the opening of the International White Wine Festival and the success of Wedding Oak Winery at the 2025 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.

In terms of career opportunities, the newsletter included job listings for Tasting Room Hosts and Associates at wineries in Indianapolis and Eugene, as well as positions on wine bottling lines. Readers were also encouraged to explore more wine industry jobs on the Wine Industry Careers website.

Promoted content in the newsletter included Eaton’s “Filter Cartridge Manual” for better wine filtration, as well as supplier news from VintEdge Winery in Napa Valley and La Garde Inox celebrating architectural excellence at Fulldraw Vineyard.

The newsletter also featured blogs on topics such as the DTC Wine Symposium, farming for the future, and the changing landscape of wine media relations. Additionally, profiles of industry leaders like Crimson Wine Group CEO Jen Locke and Lesa Eidman, the new President and CEO of the California Agricultural Leadership Foundation, were included.

The Unified Wine & Grape Symposium Exhibitors Guide for 2025 was highlighted in the newsletter, providing information on the trade show in Sacramento with over 650 exhibitors. Exhibitors like Monvera Glass Decoration and Kyocera’s Document Solutions were featured in the guide.

Overall, the Wine Industry Advisor Afternoon Brief newsletter provided a comprehensive overview of current trends, news, and opportunities in the wine industry, catering to industry professionals and enthusiasts alike.