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Making Reporting a Crime in Indiana

Palate Press
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ndiana hopes to join Utah in making it a crime to step foot on farm or industrial operations and take videos or photographs without written permission from the owner.  Indiana's proposed law makes no exception for the Press and should be rejected. Laws against photographing farm operations are a response

Indiana Uplands Wine Designation Could Boost Industry’s Image

Howard Hewitt
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INDIANAPOLIS, IN. – Indiana winemakers believe validation and credibility come with the federal government’s designation of the Indiana Uplands in southeast Indiana as an American Viticulture Area (AVA). Indiana Secretary of Agriculture Gina Sheets, members of Purdue University’s Wine and Grape team, along with representatives of Indiana’s nine Upland wineries

7th Circuit Issues Ruling on Alcohol Delivery Law

David Honig
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Yesterday one of the most respected judges in the country penned the Federal Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals' decision on Indiana's alcohol delivery law, and it was not good news for retailers. Judge Richard Posner smacked down the latest challenge to wine shipping laws, rejecting a case that, in retrospect,

3rd Annual Palate Press Grand Tasting

David Honig
Features
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This November 5th we will hold the 3rd Annual Palate Press Grand Tasting, in Indianapolis, Indiana. Guests will include wine professionals and wine lovers. The Palate Press Grand Tasting is one of the largest blind tastings of its kind. This-read more-