Sonoma follows Napa with new labeling law

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A new law passed in September 2006 prohibits the use of the word 'Sonoma' in a winery or brand name unless at least 75 percent of the wine in the bottle is made from grapes grown in Sonoma County, California. The law resembles a similar one passed in 2005 involving the 'Napa' name, but although the Napa law was widely supported, the Sonoma bill divided the California wine industry.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits, Wineries, California, Legal/Government Regulation, Fruit & Berry Table Wines NEC, Laws, regulations and rules, Labeling, Sonoma County, California, Fruit wines

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B.R. Cohn: A rock 'n' roll winemaker harvests olives from 100-year -old trees

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The Olive trees on Bruce Cohn's ranch inspired the name of his vineyard, Olive Hill. Today these trees produce the fruit for one of the best winery oils in California.

United States, Management dynamics, Fats and Oils Refining and Blending, Edible fats and oils, not elsewhere classified, Pressed Olive Oil, Management, Company business management, Olive oil, Cohn, Bruce

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