Idaho Wine Commission

The Idaho Wine Commission, a small organization headquartered in Boise, Idaho, employs 5 to 9 individuals and generates an estimated revenue of $2.5 million. As the unified advocate for Idaho's grape growers and winemakers, the Commission plays a crucial role in promoting and championing the state's burgeoning wine industry. The Commission's primary focus is on marketing and promoting Idaho wines to both domestic and international markets. They work tirelessly to raise awareness of the state's unique terroir and the exceptional quality of its wines. Their efforts encompass a range of activities, including hosting events, collaborating with media outlets, and developing marketing materials. Dedicated to fostering a sustainable and thriving wine industry, the Idaho Wine Commission envisions a future where Idaho wines are recognized for their distinctive character and the dedication of the growers and producers who craft them. They strive to cultivate a community of passionate consumers who appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship behind each bottle. For more information about Idaho wines and the Idaho Wine Commission's initiatives, visit their website at wine.idaho.gov.