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Located just outside of the Paso Robles AVA, this year’s location, Parkfield, is a rural ranching community with enormous character, beautiful landscapes, and rancho hospitality…all creating the intimate and inspiring environment we know will greatly enrich this very special retreat.
Read MoreDream Big Darling “Earns Honourable Mentioned” in this Year’s Wine Spectator Video Contest
The video spotlighting 14 emerging tastemakers emphasizes the universal impact and appeal of wine.
Read MoreTo encourage folks to drink more wine, we must strive to create and capture the spark that wine instills in us all by following three key strategies.
Read MoreJoin us on March 28 from 4-5 PM PST for community and connection.
Read MoreThe professional enrichment seminars for emerging women attracted speakers, industry notables and scholarship recipients from around the country.
Read MoreThe trio of women behind canned-wine brand Maker aims to “shine a light on diverse, independent producers” while prioritizing sustainability”.
Read MoreDream Big Darling announces the scholarship winners for its inaugural two-day professional summit and exclusive Paso Robles AVA winery site tours to take place on January 9-10, 2024.
Read MoreAn editors’ roundtable on how to pitch, crafting your best work and why writing is key to future generations.
Read MoreScholarships are available for the in-person event for all new Dreamers and alumni!
Read MoreOn the myriad benefits of the fermented honey beverage.
Read MoreBook smarts are great; street smarts are essential.
Read MoreImagine sustainability in all aspects of our industry, from environmental to social.
Read MoreIn its 3rd Year, Dream Big Darling and Millinger Group's One-on-One Business Scholarship Program Grows to 25 Recipients From All Wine and Spirits Industry Sectors
Read MoreAncient Peaks Winery today delivered a $44,000 donation to Dream Big Darling, a sum generated by sales of its specialty “One Stone” wines throughout the calendar year of 2022.
Read More“Women make most of the wine-buying decisions in the United States, and by not having female voices at the top of the industry, we’re losing their valuable perspective on what they want and why,” Amanda Wittstrom-Higgins says.
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