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To: TobagoJack who wrote (165496)	11/27/2020 10:11:26 AM
From: marcher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219669

--Treasury Wines in July 2018 said it would begin making the range of Penfolds red wines using premium grapes from California's Napa Valley. ...Mr Ford outlined in early November that the range of Penfolds red wine from Californian vineyards would appear in the marketplace from March 2021.-- napa/sonoma valley grapes were greatly affected by wild fires this year's (2020) harvest, so i wonder how this might influence wine prices. i suppose the 2021 market could be from previous years: "... The implications ripple through every facet of life here. The perennial presence of wildfire threatens the farmworkers who must choose whether to work in oppressively smoky air or not work at all. It imperils the local economies of wine country’s towns, which have grown heavily dependent on tourism—to the tune of $2.23 billion in visitor spending in a typical Napa Valley year. And it endangers the viability of the wine itself: By one estimate, complications from fire and smoke may prevent as much as 80 percent of Napa Valley’s 2020 Cabernet Sauvignon grapes being made into wine..." nationalgeographic.com winespectator.com