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Winegrowers 2026 Awards

Winegrowers 2026 Awards Washington Winegrowers Association Annual Awards Nominations Are Open! Do you know someone who has made an outstanding contribution to Washington’s wine industry? Now is your chance to recognize their achievements. Winegrowers is accepting nominations for its annual awards, celebrating the individuals whose leadership, innovation, and dedication have made a lasting impact on our…

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Winegrowers 2026 Board Nominations 

Winegrowers 2026 Board Nominations  Nominations are being sought for positions on the Washington Winegrowers Board of Directors. The terms of three board members expire in 2026, and while each incumbent intends to run again, each of their seats is up for election. Additionally, there is one open seat with an expiring term in 2027.  Members in good standing may…

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The Grape Post – May 2026

The Grape Post – May 2026 Articles or Sections with *asterisks* are FREE for everyone to enjoy. Renew your membership today to gain access to ALL content and more! Noteworthy Washington DC Recap From Capitol Hill conversations to critical policy priorities, Winegrowers and WWI recently took Washington wine’s voice straight to the nation’s capital. Their…

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Meet a Grower – Discovery Vineyards

Meet a Grower – Discovery Vineyards Perched high above the Columbia River in Washington’s Horse Heaven Hills AVA, Discovery Vineyard is a site shaped by family stewardship, meticulous farming, and a deep respect for the land. First planted in 2005 by Paul Champoux for Milo and Kay May, Discovery Vineyard has evolved into one of…

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Save the Date:  Understanding the Sustainable WA Prohibited and Watch Lists

Save the Date:  Understanding the Sustainable WA Prohibited and Watch Lists Winegrowers will be hosting a free educational webinar on July 15, 2026 focused on pesticide use within the Sustainable WA Winegrape Standard. The event will walk growers through how and why the Prohibited and Watch Lists were built, what the difference between the two lists means in practice, and how to navigate…

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From Wine Commission: Fellowship for Writers and Communicators Continues 3rd Year

From Wine Commission: Fellowship for Writers and Communicators Continues 3rd Year The 2026 Allen Shoup Memorial Fellowship for writers and communicators, now in its third year, will award up to two recipients with an immersive trip to Washington’s vineyards and wineries, along with a stipend. The Fellowship was established in memory of Allen Shoup, who passed away in 2022. Shoup played a pioneering role in…

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West Coast Smoke Exposure Task Force is Recruiting 

West Coast Smoke Exposure Task Force is Recruiting  The West Coast Smoke Exposure Task Force aims to develop and disseminate information relevant to industry groups, growers, and winemakers operating in California, Oregon, and Washington. The goal is to foster dialogue between the industry and researchers, speaking with a unified voice to advance research in this crucial area. By facilitating collaboration, establishing priorities, and setting goals, the…

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Be Heat Smart! Your Outdoor Heat Safety Program

Be Heat Smart! Your Outdoor Heat Safety Program Employers and workers need to prepare for hot temperatures through planning, training, and other measures. Workers unprepared for outdoor heat have an increased risk for heat-related illnesses including heat exhaustion and life-threatening heat stroke. Drinking enough water and taking preventative cool-down breaks in the shade can help…

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Sustainable WA at 4th U.S. Sustainable Winegrowing Summit

Sustainable WA at 4th U.S. Sustainable Winegrowing Summit Winegrowers was proud to attend and sponsor the 4th U.S. Sustainable Winegrowing Summit, held May 6–7, 2026 in Walla Walla. The two-day event brought together growers, vintners, researchers, and sustainability program representatives from across the country for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of sustainable winegrowing. It was a fantastic…

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