Happy July 4th weekend! In this week’s roundup, we’re sharing a video that walks craft producers through VineSpring’s Software Development kit to create custom experiences for customers. After opening a few weeks ago, California Governor re-closes much of the state due to the alarming spread of COVID-19. On that note, learn tactics to help off-set losses during the pandemic. Wine Unify launches with the goal of increasing diversity and opportunities for minorities in the wine industry. With interstate wine sales opening up 15 years ago, why is there still a holdup?

VineSpring 3-Minute Challenge: Software Development Kit

For those looking for a high-level of control to create a custom experience for site visitors, VineSpring has created the Software Development Kit. You or your developer can customize the way that customers purchase, access their account, or manage their club and allocations.

Restaurant Dining Rooms, Wineries to Close for at Least Three Weeks in 19 California Counties

Due to alarming rises in COVID-19 cases across the state, California’s Governor, Gavin Newsom, ordered 19 counties to take a step back and halt visits to wineries, restaurants and other businesses for at least the next three weeks.

How Craft Brands Can Succeed in the COVID-19 Era

Although COVID-19 has increased at-home consumption and eCommerce purchases, many craft producers are still suffering losses. Learn how you can acquire new retail placements, connect with consumers through DTC, and enact strategic partnerships to succeed in this new era.

Wine Unify Launches Initiatives to Increase and Celebrate Diversity in the Wine Industry

Wine Unify aims to welcome, elevate, and amplify underrepresented minorities in the wine industry. Launched earlier this week and founded by notable wine industry figures, the organization believes that education is the cornerstone to progress. Learn more about Wine Unify.

What’s Holding Up Wine Shipping in the US?

The US Supreme Court made the Granholm decision 15 years ago. Why is out-of-state commerce still stuck? No matter how ridiculous it may sound, lawmakers, regulators, and courts still think it’s unsafe.