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- 1Where the Music Takes You: A Live Music Guide to SLO CAL▼Where the Music Takes You: A SLO CAL Live Music Guide
Tourism officials have released a live music guide for San Luis Obispo County, known as SLO CAL, on California's Central Coast. The guide highlights venues and spots across the region where visitors can catch live performances, positioning the area as a destination for music fans alongside its beaches, wineries and outdoor attractions.
- 2Bottle360 Launches All-in-One Winery Platform●Bottle360 Combines Technology, Service, and Simplicity in an All-in-One Winery Platform
Bottle360 has introduced an all-in-one platform for wineries, bringing together technology, service, and simplicity in a single offering. The announcement, covered by wine industry media, positions the company as a provider of consolidated tools for winery operations. Little detail beyond the launch itself has been made available so far.
- 3AI's Limits and Promise for Wineries●Adapt or Die: Where AI & Technology Will—and Won’t—Change Your Winery
Wine Industry Advisor published a piece examining where artificial intelligence and new technology will genuinely change winery operations—and where they won't. The article argues wineries must adapt or risk falling behind, while acknowledging limits to what tech can do in a craft rooted in tradition and terroir. It is drawing attention among wine industry professionals weighing investment in automation, data tools, and AI against the realities of small-scale wine production.
- 4Congress trip on affordability included Ferrari, Champagne visits●A congressional staff trip focused on affordability and taxes was set to include visits to a Ferrari factory, luxury bra
A congressional staff trip billed as focused on affordability and taxes was set to include stops at a Ferrari factory, luxury brands in Italy and wineries in France's Champagne region, a draft itinerary obtained by NBC News shows. House Speaker Mike Johnson's office says the trip has since been canceled.