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Jeff Siegel
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Founder, Wine Curmudgeon
Dallas
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Philadelphia’s Culinary Scene Combating Food Insecurity Black Culinary CreativesBlack FoodwaysUnderrepresented Voices in Food and Beverage
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By Jeff Siegel| Dallas Observer Verified The international world trading order may be about to collapse, ending 80 years of cooperation and friendship among nations, but let’s get to what’s really important: What are we going to do for quality cheap wine if tariffs send prices 25% or 50% or even 200% higher in April?Buy now, and don’t be embarrassed. Hoarding in defense of cheap wine is no vice.Why the rush? Yes, tariffs will only affect imported wine, but there’s very little made in California to replace it.
By Jeff Siegel| Wine Industry Advisor Verified Programs focus on making wine business education more relevant amid an industry downturn. By Jeff SiegelWine-centric business education, which boomed over the past couple of decades, is facing a brave new world in the wake of the U.S. wine slump. Educators and administrators at schools big and small are boosting recruiting, reshaping curriculum and sharpening the focus of their classes — whether for undergraduate and graduate degrees or for professional and certificate programs.
By Jeff Siegel| Dallas Observer Verified The international world trading order may be about to collapse, ending 80 years of cooperation and friendship among nations, but let’s get to what’s really important: What are we going to do for quality cheap wine if tariffs send prices 25% or 50% or even 200% higher in April?Buy now, and don’t be embarrassed. Hoarding in defense of cheap wine is no vice.Why the rush? Yes, tariffs will only affect imported wine, but there’s very little made in California to replace it.
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Wine Curmudgeon
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