Treasury says Kansas wine is officially a thing now
Federal approval for a Kaw Valley wine region could soon bring certified Kansas bottles to restaurant lists and retail shelves.
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Updated - Section: Wine Spirits
Key points
- The Treasury Department has designated the Kaw Valley in Kansas as a new American Viticultural Area (AVA).
- This designation allows winemakers in the region to label their wines with the "Kaw Valley" appellation, which can increase the wine's market value and consumer recognition.
- The petition for the new AVA was filed by local vineyards, a direct overlap between the beneficiaries and the rule-making agency.
- The federal record does not contain specific financial details about the cost of the petition or the expected economic impact on the region.
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