Last month, at the wine law event hosted by UC Davis, the 2006 U.S.-EC Wine Agreement represented the nexus of the symposium. As a follow-up post to the conference, allow me to review the “objectives” of the Agreement: to further emphasize the need for greater camaraderie between the United States…
Author: Debra McManis
Debra McManis is a native of California where her family has been growing trees and vines for four generations. In 2010, her first book about the farming history of Nantucket Island was published by Mill Hill Press, Town Farms and Country Commons. She has just finished writing and illustrating a fun book for young readers highlighting native Wampanoag farming practices and mythology, to be released this summer, Wonoma’s Nantucket. Debra is a graduate of Harvard Divinity (MTS) and of the Rhode Island School of Design (BFA). She is also a wine law enthusiast.
Review of the UC Davis Wine Law Conference, June 2-4
The first Wine Law Conference held at UC Davis proved to be an opus, a first masterwork, for the hosting UCD School of Law and its organizers at the School of International Education. Largely sponsored by the Robert Mondavi Institute, this three-day symposium reflected the educational spirit of the Mondavi…