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Napa Valley Grapegrower Domenick Bianco Buys In

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By James Molesworth Verified, MaryAnn Worobiec Verified, Tim Fish Verified
| Wine Business Monthly Verified
Domenick Bianco may not be well-known to many wine consumers now. But that may change in the future, as the 39-year-old farms some of Napa Valley’s most famous vineyards. Bianco’s namesake vineyard management company has a client list that includes Vine Hill Ranch, Detert, J.J. Cohn, Almacerro, Meteor Vineyard, Arrow & Branch, Hall, Ellman and others. Farming is in Bianco’s blood. But not the way you might think.
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Highway to Hella Chenin

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By MaryAnn Worobiec Verified, Tim Fish Verified, James Molesworth Verified
| Wine Business Monthly Verified
“I always say Chenin Blanc can be anything except red,” vintner John Skupny says with a laugh. Around us, more than 70 examples of Chenin Blanc fill the tables at the Hella Chenin 2026 festival. He has a point: None of the wines are red. Then again, Chenin Blanc is a white grape. That’s wine-geek humor for you. Only in its second year, Hella Chenin has already become one of my favorite wine events.
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A Napa Valley Phoenix?

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By Domaine Guilbert-Gillet, Tim Fish Verified, Julia Larson
| Wine Business Monthly Verified
When the 2020 Glass wildfire destroyed Cain Vineyard and Winery, it was unclear if it could ever rise from the ashes. It has taken six years, and the future still remains uncertain, but Cain is slowly recovering. Third Leaf Partners, a private equity firm based in San Francisco, quietly bought the Cain brand and inventory in mid-December from its owners the Meadlock family. Another buyer, whose identity has not been disclosed, is purchasing the 500-acre estate property on Spring Mountain.
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