BIPOC wine professionals living and working in the U.S., who are committed to growing their career in the wine industry but lack funds for overseas travel, are encouraged to apply. The 2023 symposium will provide an educational, all-expenses-paid trip to Burgundy from February 19-24, 2023. seeks BIPOC applicants for 2023 symposium In his new role, Schoen will leverage his distributor relationships to help Beck Family Estates grow its market share. He has worked in wine and spirits distribution for several companies, including Stoller Wine Group, Don Sebastiani and Sons, and Southern Wine and Spirits. Schoen joins Beck Family Estates with nearly 20 years of industry experience. Bryan Schoen named VP of national sales for Beck Family Estates Hugel played an active role in both the family business and the wider community in Alsace, working for local museums, regional organizations, and as a public servant. He was part of the 11th generation of the Hugel family, who settled in Alsace in 1632 and went on to become one of the most influential wine producers in the region. André Hugel, Alsace wine industry leader, has died In 1987, the family began to produce wines under their namesake label and they soon gained a reputation as one of the state’s best Pinot Noir producers. Rochioli’s particular interest in wine grapes led to experimentation with several varieties and in 1968 he planted Pinot Noir at the farm, now known as Rochioli Vineyards. He spent the majority of his life working on his family’s farm in the Russian River Valley. Joe Rochioli Jr., champion for California Pinot Noir, has died As the new director of operations for Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley, Fremont will draw from her wealth of experience to help create opportunities for Dry Creek Valley and to further establish the organization as a leader in the global wine community. Lauren Fremont appointed director of operations for Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valleyįremont has 20 years of experience in event planning and operations and has worked for several big names such as Thomas Keller and Daniel Boulud. In his new role, Ward will work alongside Steve Pride to elevate and define the wines of Pride Mountain Vineyards. Since then, Ward has worked for several top producers such as Screaming Eagle, Craggy Range, and Atelier Melka. Ward’s winemaking career began in 2010 in Dry Creek Valley. Matt Ward named winemaker for Pride Mountain Vineyards
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