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Aug 28, 2026 at 10:00 PM ET
Temecula wineries report steady sales amid trade
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As U.S.-Canada trade tensions build and experts warn tariffs could affect California wine, some Temecula wineries say business is steady. At Leoness Cellars, visitors continue tastings during harvest season, including guests traveling from San Diego for a wedding at the winery.
WHO: Christian Cazares (NBC4 reporter); winery staff and guests at Leoness Cellars; Nicholas Kinast (visitor from San Diego); unnamed experts in Washington
WHAT: Temecula wineries report steady business despite U.S.-Canada trade tensions and concerns about potential tariffs affecting the wine industry.
WHEN: Reported Aug 28, 2026 at 2:13 AM ET
WHERE: Temecula, California
WHY: Trade tensions between the United States and Canada are growing in Washington, with experts concerned that tariffs could affect the wine industry.
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