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Q&A with Greg V. Jones, Holistic Climatologist

by Michael Cervin

Greg Jones is a climatologist, and Professor of Geography at the Department of Environmental Studies at Southern Oregon University who conducts applied research for the wine industry. He was named One of the Top 50 Most Influential People in the Wine World by Decanter magazine for his global ability to present climate change to wineries. Now he consults with wineries around the world on the relationship between climate change and grapes, and lectures internationally.

The IntoWine.com Annual “Top 100 Most Influential People in the U.S. Wine Industry" – 2012

by Michael Cervin

People love lists; they can be a great source of education and discussion. But making a list such as this is not an easy process. Who are the most influential wine people in the U.S., and how exactly do you define ‘influential?’ Does influential mean people who move markets, impact consumers, inspire winemakers, and create debate? In a word, yes. These 100 people, from winemakers to law makers, bankers to bloggers, and sommeliers to celebrities are definitely people who influence wine; how it is made, marketed, perceived, sold, shipped, purchased and shared.

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