Why Napa’s Caymus is fighting state water reforms in the Suisun Valley
- Posted on September 28, 2026
- By San Francisco Chronicle
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In brief
Caymus Vineyards, a prominent Napa Valley wine producer, is challenging California's water conservation initiatives targeting the Suisun Valley region. After establishing significant operations in this emerging wine-growing area over the past decade, the company contests proposed state regulations, arguing they could undermine the region's agricultural viability and wine production capacity. The dispute highlights tensions between environmental sustainability efforts and the economic interests of the wine industry.
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Why Napa’s Caymus is fighting state water reforms in the Suisun Valley
A Napa wine giant has spent a decade laying roots in the agrarian Suisun Valley. Now, it’s fighting a state water conservation plan that it says would threaten the burgeoning wine region.
