More than 60,000 pieces of archival material, including photographs, ledger books, and other media, make up a new library collection established in the name of Beaulieu Vineyard, or BV, at the University of California, Davis. As part of the UC Davis Library’s world-class wine collections, the Beaulieu Vineyard Records will...| UC Davis Library
Announcing the 2025-26 Spurrier-Winiarski Wine Writer-in-Residence Award | library.ucdavis.edu
Journalist, essayist and author Meg Bernhard, the inaugural recipient of the Spurrier-Winiarski Wine Writer-in-Residence Award, spent her three-month residency at UC Davis digging deep into the library’s wine archives to source material for her next project. Centered around climate and wine, Bernhard’s work has appeared in The New York Times...| UC Davis Library
We are pleased to offer grants to support travel costs for scholars interested in using our distinctive collections in Archives and Special Collections and/or our Food and Wine collections. The UC Davis Library intends to award four grants of $2,500 each to be used in 2026. Applications are due October...| UC Davis Library
Celebrate Archives Month With Us| library.ucdavis.edu
UC Open Access Week 2025| library.ucdavis.edu
Walking through the hillsides of San Luis Obispo County, Libbie Agran didn’t just see vineyards. She saw history — much of it untold, and much of it, she feared, at risk of being lost forever. She fell in love with San Luis Obispo’s wine country on a quintessential Central Coast...| UC Davis Library
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting three women who have made their mark in California wine. MaryAnn Graf, Zelma Long, and Merry Edwards are all trailblazing winemakers who paved the way for other women to enter the historically male-dominated industry. | library.ucdavis.edu
