Sonoma County winegrowers grapple with smoke taint after Woodside Fire - The Press Democrat
Sonoma County winegrowers are facing challenges from smoke taint following the Woodside Fire, which has affected their vineyards and grape quality. The region's producers are grappling with the ongoing threat that smoke exposure poses to their harvests and the wines they produce. It's a timely reminder of how California's wine regions continue to contend with wildfire-related risks.
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