Therese Pope, Author at CrushBrew

Therese Pope is a freelance copywriter located in Northern California who writes for the restaurant/food and hospitality industry. She is a die-hard foodie and wine lover with a passion for cooking. Check out her Facebook page, The Gold Country Foodista https://www.facebook.com/goldcountryfoodista.

How Creative Beer & Wine Labels Influence Our Purchasing Decisions
By Therese Pope on August 13, 2016
How many times have you walked into a store and purchased beer or wine based solely on the fun, creative label design that quickly grabbed...
Placer County Puts Award-Winning Boutique Wineries on California’s Map
By Therese Pope on February 4, 2016
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, California produced 3.9 million tons of wine grapes in 2014 – making the 2014 harvest the third largest...
Coopering: The Art and Craft of Barrel Making
By Therese Pope on November 23, 2015
The art of handcrafted barrel making is known as coopering. Historically, barrel making can be traced back to the ancient Romans. Wooden barrels were a...
Growlers Go Mainstream: Fill Stations Emerge in Retail Locations Across the U.S.
By Therese Pope on September 23, 2015
For craft beer drinkers, growlers won’t be going away anytime soon. A growler is a refillable “to go” container that is used to transport craft...
Pink Boots Society Inspires and Educates Women Beer Professionals
By Therese Pope on August 4, 2015
What happens when you take one pair of pink boots and slip them on the feet of a vibrant, determined woman who is passionate about...
A Glimpse Inside Italy’s Wine Regions: The Wines of Montalcino & Gorizia
By Therese Pope on July 3, 2015
Italy is a popular travel destination that attracts thousands of wine lovers each year. In 2014, Italy ranked second next to France in wine production....
Millennial Wine Trends Are Changing the Way We Drink Wine
By Therese Pope on June 4, 2015
According to a 2014 study by the Wine Market Council, 29 percent of the wine drinking population, is comprised of Millennials. Millennials (Generation Y) range...
Summer’s Favorite Beverage
By Therese Pope on May 29, 2015
Over the years, rosé wine has received a bad rap and has long been associated with sweet, pink wines. Times have changed and today’s rosé...
San Francisco’s Dogpatch Tour Blends Local Craft Culture with Historical Flavor
By Therese Pope on March 12, 2015
With its quaint neighborhoods and famous landmarks, San Francisco is known as one of the most walkable cities in the U.S. and attracts tourists from...