The Glass Incident Fire, as it’s now known, began early in the morning of Sunday, September 27 on the border of Napa and Sonoma counties. As the blaze grew, it roared into a busy area of wine country, consuming vineyards, restaurants, wineries, resorts, and tasting rooms on its way. This page is your best way to track the fire’s impact on the region’s food and beverage industry, so check back regularly for our latest coverage on this fast-moving story.
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October 7, 2020
Glass Incident Fire Burns 31 Wineries, Restaurants, and Lodges, Including California’s Oldest Resort
Full containment of the blaze will take two more weeks
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October 5, 2020
Celebrity Chef Guy Fieri Feeds Forces Fighting Glass Incident Fire
The Flavortown mayor has deep ties to the wildfire-vulnerable area
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October 2, 2020
Photos Show Jaw-Dropping Devastation at Wineries Destroyed by the Glass Incident Fire
"These fires are serious and far from under control"
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October 2, 2020
194 Restaurants, Vineyards, and Businesses Destroyed by Fast-Moving Wine Country Fire
The Glass Incident Fire spread quickly Thursday night
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September 30, 2020
At Least 19 Wineries, Restaurants, and Resorts Have Been Destroyed or Damaged by the Glass Incident Fire
"We’re going to be in this for a couple of weeks," Santa Rosa’s fire chief says
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September 29, 2020
Meadowood Fans Flood Social Media With Memories and Grief
Chefs like Dominique Crenn, Mourad Lahlou, and Katianna Hong turned to Instagram to eulogize the three-Michelin-starred restaurant, which was destroyed by a fast-moving fire
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September 29, 2020
Scores of Napa Wineries, Restaurants, and Resorts Have Been Damaged by the Glass Incident Fire
Calistoga Ranch, Fairwinds Winery, and many others have been leveled by the flames
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September 29, 2020
Napa’s 3-Michelin-Star Restaurant at Meadowood has Burned to the Ground
"Whatever it takes to rebuild and reopen, we’ll do."
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September 28, 2020
Glass Incident Fire Damages or Destroys at Least Seven Vineyards, Many More Remain in Jeopardy
The Glass Incident began early Sunday and consumed 11,000 acres in a day