Back in 1996, California became the first state to legalize medical marijuana, and in a few months, recreational use will be legal there too. Many are wondering how the development will impact the state's wine country. NBC's Joe Fryer reports for TODAY. read more
Legalization of adult use of marijuana will affect the wine industry at first. But if we look at the case of Colorado, migration to the State by the young people compensated the alcohol and wine sales which were hit initially. In any case, the distributors licenses in many states are given to the alcohol distributors. read more
03:23 • Excerpt • Back in 1996, California became the first state to legalize medical marijuana, and in a few months, recreational use will be legal there too. read more
Wine makers are worried about labor shortages and competition from marijuana industry. President Donald Trump's rhetoric could make matters worse. Wine makers are worried about labor shortages and competition from marijuana industry. read more
The Wine & Weed Symposium in California will examine how legalization will affect the wine industry and how the cannabis industry has evolved in other states. It will also explore ways that the two industries can work together, especially in areas of regulation, tourism and hospitality. read more