Sustainable Winegrowing Program Participants

SWP Participation

As of November 2012, more than 1,800 wineries and vineyards participated in the Sustainable Winegrowing Program. For participation and self-assessment details see the tables below.

In addition, more than 9,000 vintners and growers participated in over 200 educational workshops targeting specific practices such as energy efficiency, integrated pest management, and air and water quality.

Vineyard Data Comparison

  2004 2012  
Number of Distinct Vineyard Organizations* 813 1,386  
Total Vineyard Acres Farmed by the Vineyard Organizations 223,971 389,375 (72.8% of 535,000 total Statewide acres)
Number of Vineyard Acres Assessed by the Vineyard Organizations 137,859 293,404 (54.8% of 535,000 total Statewide acres)
Number of Vineyard Organizations that Submitted Assessment Results 614 954 (68.8% of 1,386 total organizations)
Total Vineyard Acres from Organizations Assessed and Submitted 124,576 239,506 (44.8% of 535,000 total Statewide acres)

Winery Data Comparison

  2004 2012  
Number of Distinct Winery Organizations 128 391  
Total Winery Cases Produced by Winery Organizations 145.6M 189M (78.5% of 240 million total statewide cases)
Number of Winery Cases Assessed by Winery Organizations 126.6M 164M (68% of 240 million total statewide cases)
Number of Winery Organizations that Submitted Assessment Results 86 202 (51.6% of 391 total organizations)
Total Winery Cases from Organizations Assessed and Submitted 96.8M 150M (62.5% of 240 million total statewide cases)

Below is a partial list of SWP participants, which includes wineries and vineyards that responded to a survey and have granted permission to be listed publicly.

If you are an SWP participant, submitted self-assessment results, and would like to be added to the list below please contact us. All California winegrape growers and vintners can request access to the online self-assessment system to begin participating in the program by contact us.

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Last updated: July 2011