Napa One Block Challenge™ Field Day and Tasting
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Napa 1BC™ Field Day & Tasting!
***Please register to secure your place!***
This extra special event features a tasting of Jaimie Araujo's Trois Noix wine made from a no-till block at Muir-Hanna Vineyard. Join Jaimie and Michael Hanna to discuss the qualitative distinction of wines made from this block compared with a tilled block. We will also do a deep dive into cover crops and share an opportunity for anyone interested in a group purchase of cover crop seed.
Please join us if you're new to the One Block Challenge, or curious about regenerative viticulture.
The One Block Challenge™
The One Block Challenge™, developed by the Regenerative Viticulture Foundation and piloted in Paso Robles in February 2025, gives growers a low-risk, practical entry point into regenerative agriculture. Participants commit one vineyard block—or even a few rows—to trial selected regenerative practices for a single season. Each grower chooses from a regionally adapted menu that may include diverse cover crops, compost applications, removing herbicides, reducing tillage, and integrating livestock. Baseline and year-end soil assessments help participants understand the changes on their block and decide whether to expand these practices more widely.
The One Block Challenge is now active in California in Napa, Santa Barbara, Sonoma, and Temecula, and internationally in New Zealand, South Africa, Texas, and the UK!
About the Regenerative Viticulture Foundation
The Regenerative Viticulture Foundation (RVF) is a registered charity that advocates for the global transition to regenerative farming in vineyards. Its work focuses on translating science into practice and supporting growers in adopting methods that restore soil health, increase biodiversity, and strengthen vineyard resilience. The One Block Challenge™ exemplifies RVF’s broader work to accelerate the adoption of regenerative practices worldwide. RVF’s goal is for 10 % of the world’s vineyards to be managed regeneratively by 2035. Its mission is to inspire and empower the transition towards regenerative viticulture through science, communication, and support for growers. Learn more at regenerativeviticulture.org
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