Few Treatments for Loss of Smell
Last year, Midwest Wine Press tried to locate a program in Chicago that treated the loss of the sense of smell. While we did find local ear, nose and throat specialists who can offer...
Category: News
Oosterhouse TC Winery to be Called Bonobo
Midwest Wine Press does not read US Magazine often for wine news, but the Hollywood celebrity rag broke the big news yesterday about the new winery in the Traverse City area. Drum roll…..the...
Freeze Damage Reports
An overnight frost has had contrasting impacts on grapes across Michigan. In some areas, where wine grapes predominate, the low temperatures overnight Sunday had little effect. In other areas, where juice grapes are grown,...
Grape Frost Protection Articles
With some freezing temperatures forecast for the region, here are several of Midwest Wine Press’ most popular frost and freeze protection stories: March 2013, Nipping Jack Frost in the Bud this Spring January 2012, John...
Michigan Wines Shunned At Michigan Wine Event
As reported in the Northern Express, California wines were served at the recent Pure Michigan Reception during the Governor’s Conference on Tourism at the Detroit Marriott Renaissance Center. As Rodney Dangerfield said, “Can we...
Midwest Dominates Pacific Rim Wine Competition
Midwest wineries are the best road team in wine. Whenever our regional wineries go to national wine contests recently, a significant portion of the medals wind up coming back to the Midwest. The...
When Should Wine Labels Be Retired?
One of the topics at the License To Steal: National Wine Marketing Conference was the need to periodically review (and if necessary, update) winery logos and labels. But how are you supposed to know...
Two Million Michigan Winery Visitors Expected
A new report from Michigan State University researchers Dr. Dan McCole and Dr. Don Holecek says the number of Michigan winery tasting room visitors will increase to two million during 2013 “The last best estimate...
Midwest Wine Press Breaks Readership Records
Midwest Wine Press has its highest readership month ever during April 2013. More than 6,200 unique individuals viewed more than more than 18,000 articles during April. “The increasing readership of Midwest Wine Press demonstrates...
Study Says Glyphosate Linked to Disease
With hundreds of millions of pounds of glyphosate herbicides, like Monsanto’s Roundup, being used annually, it’s hardly shocking that health risks might occur. A new study that was done by MIT and the Union of Concerned...