California regulators identify violations after Rodney Strong wine spill, but no fine yet
North Bay Business Journal / Santa Rosa Press Democrat –
One of the largest wine spills in Sonoma County history this year violated federal and state clean water laws, according to California officials, who are still deciding whether an accident at a Healdsburg winery that emptied a 100,000-gallon tank and polluted the Russian River with red wine will result in any fines.
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