Tag: women owned wineries

• Forbes Article: The Women Who Breathe Life Into The Petaluma Gap AVA

  

  When a group of determined women get together with an idea, not even the United States government can stand in their way! In my latest for Forbes, I share the story of the women of Petaluma Gap, and the labor involved in, what Ana Keller, owner of Keller Estates calls, “birthing an AVA.” Read more…

  Michelle Williams

  July 8, 2020

  California, Pinot Noir, Travel, Wine, wine review, Winetasting

  California, Chardonnay, female entrepreneurs, female winemaker, Forbes Life, Petaluma Gap, Petaluma Gap AVA, Pinot Noir, wine, wine tasting, Winelover, women in wine, women owned wineries, women winemakers

• Forbes Article: The Women Behind Some Of Napa And Sonoma’s Best Wines

  

  In the male dominated wine industry, it’s necessary to shine a spotlight on women in the business. While female winemakers and women owned wineries attract rightful attention, the axiom “wine is made in the vineyard” illuminates an ignored sector in this growing awareness. Although the number of female vineyard workers has increased in Napa Valley…

  Michelle Williams

  May 23, 2020

  California, Napa Valley, Pinot Noir, Sonoma, Sonoma County, Sonoma Valley, Travel, Wine, wine review, Winetasting

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