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Business Wire
6 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Napa Valley Grapegrowers and the Napa Valley Farmworker Foundation Announce The 2025 Harvest STOMP eAuction
NAPA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wine collectors from around the world will have an opportunity to secure rare bottles from Napa Valley's most sought-after producers, including Scarecrow, Dalla Valle, Favia, Diamond Mountain and more, as well as wine-focused adventure, travel and experiential lots at the Harvest STOMP eAuction, Saturday, August 16, 2025, through Thursday, August 21, 2025. The Harvest STOMP eAuction supports the missions of the Napa Valley Grapegrowers (NVG) and the Napa Valley Farmworker Foundation (FWF). The 2025 Harvest STOMP eAuction opens to the public on Saturday, August 16, at 8 am PDT and closes on Thursday, August 21, at 8 pm PDT. Register to bid at Share All funds raised equally support NVG's educational programs, which concentrate on enhancing quality, innovation, and environmental stewardship in the Napa Valley, and FWF's mission to provide life-changing education and career advancement opportunities for Napa Valley farmworkers and their families. The 2025 Harvest STOMP eAuction highlights include: Martha's Mystique for 8 – a once-in-a-lifetime lunch or dinner at the legendary Martha's Vineyard in Oakville, featuring all five iconic vintages of Heitz Cellar, Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon ('74, '85, '97, '07, '18). Hosted by Laura May Everett and Richard Everett at the private May family home overlooking the historic vineyard – this unforgettable experience has never been offered before. Scarecrow Presents – a 100-point 2013 Scarecrow 6L (never released for sale), a 2013 750ml, and a rare visit for four to the J.J. Cohn Estate. This cellar crown is signed by winemaker Celia Welch, vineyard steward Mike Wolf, and founders Bret Lopez and Mimi DeBlasio. Palisades Canyon for 4 – a two-night stay in the estate guest cottage, a winemaker's dinner with the celebrated Graeme MacDonald and proprietors Felicia Woytak and Steve Rasmussen, plus an exhilarating 4x4 adventure to the top of the 800-acre property. Also find a 100-point 2021 Bryant Estate BETTINA 1.5L in an artist presentation box plus a tasting for six, 'Owl You Need' featuring an Owl & Bluebird Box Bundle, a rare Champagne tasting for eight, a Wing & Barrel adventure with the 2025 STOMP Chairs, a Napa-to-Burgundy immersion with Snowden and Domaine Dujac, lunch for six with Janice and Marc Mondavi, AVA specific wine lots, exclusive 'valley vacays', and much more. The 2025 Harvest STOMP eAuction opens to the public on Saturday, August 16, at 8 am PDT and closes on Thursday, August 21, at 8 pm PDT. Register to bid at Bidders are also encouraged to participate in the 2025 Harvest STOMP Live Auction through proxy bid for the chance to win over a dozen can't buy, once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Live auction and proxy bid details can be found at The 2025 Harvest STOMP is presented in part by John Anthony Vineyards and PV 365 Winery, as well as premier partners Mechanics Bank, Blundstone, and Sunbelt Rentals. For more information and to register to bid, visit
Yahoo
13-08-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Netherfield move up to second in league after big win
Netherfield has moved up to second in the Northern League Division One following a 127-run victory. The victory was against in-form Settle at Parkside Road. New Zealand professional Cole McConchie played an important role in the win by scoring 76 runs off 70 balls in the first innings. Other contributions included Richard Everett (54), John Huck (30), and Oli Wileman (25). Isaac Medhurst after taking a wicket (Image: Supplied) Netherfield managed to finish their 50-over session with an imposing score of 257-8. Matt Jackson's performance stood out in the second innings as he took three Settle wickets in return for 33 runs, helping Netherfield wrap up the victory as Settle was dismissed for 130 runs off 38.1 overs. Netherfield made several changes to their starting eleven, and after winning the toss, decided to bat first. Matt Jackson (Image: Supplied) Ben Barrow and Richard Everett successfully forged a first-wicket partnership of 47 before Settle disrupted the rhythm of Barrow, who was bowled out by Will Davidson. Everett and McConchie took control thereafter, with McConchie hitting out for a quick-fire 76. Everett's innings came to an end at 54 when he was caught and bowled by Amar Ullah. The partnership of McConchie and Huck added more runs for Netherfield, pushing their score onto 190 runs before Huck was bowled out by Ullah for 30 runs. Richard Everett keeping wicket (Image: Supplied) More wickets followed in quick succession before professional McConchie was stumped after scoring 76. Settle began to regain some equilibrium when Will Davidson claimed the wicket of Lee Hogg before bowling out Dave Darley. By this stage, Netherfield was at 207-8 before Wileman and Oliver Sanday upped the score to 251. Cole Mcconchie (Image: Supplied) Sanday was caught by Will Vause, bowled by Davidson, after an impressive 18 runs off 24 balls. The game saw Wileman stay undefeated with 25 off 37 balls, helping Netherfield close at 257-8 off 50 overs. Settle started strong in their reply with Davidson and Zane Nirodi posting a first-wicket partnership of 48. Isaac Medhurst (Image: Supplied) Matt Jackson claimed the wicket of Nirodi before Isaac Medhurst took Davidson out of the equation. Settle's resilience began to wane as further wickets tumbled thanks to the protean Netherfield fielding, which included additional wickets for Jackson, Medhurst, Sanday, and McConchie. Netherfield will now play an away game against Garstang before heading to Leyland in the 40 Over Cup Semi-Final.
