Sustainability Episodes

Katie Jackson leads the Sustainability Team of Jackson Family Wines, she describes some of the major programs they’ve undertaken.

Bonterra has pushed well beyond that with sustainability processes and certifications such as Climate Neutral, True Zero Waste, and now focusing on Regenerative Organics.

Silver Oak, the 1st existing winery and new build winery to be LEED Platinum certified and be at the forefront of energy efficiency for the last 20 years.

Maryam shares how DEI creates access and relevance to new customers and markets for wine and how “doing the work” creates significant ROI for businesses.

From improving quality to increasing customer loyalty, they believe taking a long-term view on sustainability proves it is a good investment.

With an action plan that covers five key climate change strategies, Bordeaux can become carbon neutral by 2050.

Donum Estate is serious about sustainability, investing heavily in integrated pest management and biodiversity.

How a >€5M of investment has substantially reduced water usage and made the Raimat more sustainable, leaving it a better place for future generations. Photo by David del Val

Spreading the word about how pursuing sustainability can save money is critical.

Jason explains the rationale, strategy, and process of going bag-in-box and for other alternative packaging.

Regenerative farming takes into account the farm’s impact on the soil, community, and region.

With droughts, floods, hail, wildfires, and more challenging how wine is made, Familia Torres and Jackson Family Wines are leading the way to tackle climate change in the wine industry by founding the International Wineries for Climate Action. Founded in