13 Quotes by Nick Frey

If this bill is approved, it will make sure consumers are informed and not misled in any way. Wine labels are confusing enough. This a step in ending some of the consumer confusion.

I don't have any problem with it. It may not be the largest in volume in the state, but the old vines have the longest tradition of the major varietals.

Growers will need to apply sprays to eradicate the mildew, but it has to dry out a bit first.

If it remains warm, no problem. But if we have a cycle where we go back to the normal spring weather ... and you get below freezing, that's a real risk.

Napa has had a consistent message, earning the brand equity that comes with the Napa Valley name.

You don't mess with your brand without having a good reason. If it wasn't performing to their expectations, maybe they thought a fresh look and a little redesign would be a good move.

There's certainly been a lot of vines under water, but they've been under water before.

For consumers, a big crop like this tends to stabilize wine prices. For growers, it may slow the rebound in prices for red grape varietals, except pinot noir, which remains in tight supply compared to the strong demand.

The additional $120 million earned this year makes up for what growers lost the previous two years, bringing them to the break-even point.