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Most importantly, she has created pathways and defended rights for women that absolutely would not exist in the absence of her work and dedication to true gender equality

March is Women’s History Month, and we are all about celebrating and elevating all womxn! With the new SWARM RBG Collection wines we released last week, we will be celebrating all things RBG, with a focus on “Justice” this month, with a series of roundtable discussions, blogs, wine tasting, coloring and crafts, and cooking classes that honor her legacy and feature discussions on what RBG meant to so many, and the influence she has had on womxn in wine and around this country.  

When I look back at many of the strong women who have inspired me both personally and professionally, I think Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is among the most influential. In a world where womxn were expected to comply, she famously said “I dissent.”

How long does wine last open? What makes wine go bad after it is opened? If I drink wine that has been opened too long, will it make me sick?

The idea that there now exists a “Clean Wine” suggests that the wines we have been drinking and enjoying for all these years must be… well, dirty…

When you see a wine with a screwcap closure, do you assume it is a less expensive and probably less serious wine?

When Teneral Cellars was launched, it became just as much about the message we stand behind as the exceptional wine we produce. I remember one of the many conversations we had as we worked to bring this idea to life. 

Wine notes for Teneral Cellars 2019 Grenache Rosé 

Recently featured in the Sacramento Business Journal, Jill Osur, a co-founder and director of the winery group GoldLine Brands and host of Chill With Jill series, is challenging the odds by starting a digitally based, female-featured wine brand.

Two things happened to change my idea about the rest of my life: First, I worked at a restaurant run by wine lovers who made sure we tasted wines every week. On Saturday mornings we sat through wine classes that detailed winemaking practices and growing regions around the world. I was smitten. 

The birth of Teneral Cellars came as our country struggled with the COVID-19 pandemic, and so many challenging social and environmental issues. I looked inward as a leader in the wine industry, how I could use wine, passion and leadership to build an all-digital community that speaks to like-minded women by connecting them through wine and delivering impact to causes and issues relevant to our time.