always a good resource: http://svbwine.blogspot.com/2020/05/post-lock-down-opportunity-for-wineries.html
That’s actually the number one issue that keeps us close to home for everything we do these days.
Been spending to much time in the Asylum…?
Tasting should restart by appointment and maybe only a few people per appointment - no more bus tours, assuming the buses are even going to be doing tours for awhile.
New guidance released by the state of California:
"Officials also laid out criteria for counties that hope to open sooner than the state more broadly, including opening restaurants for dine-in service.
The county must certify, among other things, that:
There has been no more than one Covid-19 case per 10,000 residents in the past 14 days.
There has been no Covid-19 death in the past 14 days.
Testing is available for at least 75 percent of residents within a 30 minute drive in urban areas and an hour in rural ones.
At least 15 people are trained and ready to work as contact tracers per 100,000 residents. In small counties, there should be at least one.
Temporary housing is available for at least 15 percent of the county’s homeless population in case of an outbreak.
Hospital capacity can accommodate a surge of 35 percent as a result of new Covid-19 cases."
This gives me hope things will open back up soon!