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Plan Ahead for the 2026 Joint ASEV & ASEV-ES Conference in Boise
The 2026 ASEV National Conference is a joint conference with the ASEV Eastern Section Annual Conference, offering researchers and extension professionals from across the country a valuable opportunity to learn from one another. Bringing together colleagues with regional focuses on viticulture and enology challenges, the conference encourages meaningful exchanges of insights, approaches, and data shaped…
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Support What Moves the Industry Forward: Become an ASEV Sponsor
Sponsorship for the Joint 77th ASEV National Conference and 50th ASEV-Eastern Section Annual Meeting is more than visibility for your brand, it’s an investment in the future of enology and viticulture. By sponsoring, you help support student participation, foster meaningful research collaboration, and advance the scientific work that fuels the entire industry. Your involvement helps…
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Last Chance! Early Registration Ends Today
Today, June 9, is your final chance to take advantage of early registration for ASEV 2026 in Boise. Early bird rates will be valid through 11:59 pm PDT tonight. Lock in savings and ensure your spot at the conference before rates increase. Why attend? Don’t miss out — register now before early registration closes today!
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Congratulations to the Best Student Presentation Award Winners
ASEV recognized six students for outstanding research presentations delivered during the 2026 National Conference. Viticulture awards went to Taran Rowles of The Pennsylvania State University for oral presentation, Grace E. Lilly of Oregon State University for poster presentation and Anugya Bhattarai of the University of Tennessee for flash talk. Enology awards went to Zoe Scott…
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ASEV Recognizes 2026-2027 Scholarship Recipients
ASEV proudly recognized 20 students with scholarships supporting their education in enology, viticulture and related sciences. George Zhuang of the University of California, Riverside, received the ASEV Presidents’ Award for Scholarship in Viticulture. Holley Eaton of Brock University received the Dennis Martin Scholarship as the top enology scholarship recipient and Taran Rowles of The Pennsylvania…