Dan Berger

3 days ago | mondaq.com | Dan Berger

A new Trump administration policy threateningto revoke Chinese student visas has raised alarm in Massachusetts,where foreign-born students make up 18% of college enrollment. Immigration attorney Dan Berger warned of possible deportations,adding to uncertainty for students and institutions. Colleges likeHarvard and BU fear major financial and academic impacts, whilevisa delays and disruptions risk damaging the U.S.'s reputationin global higher education.

4 days ago | theepochtimes.com | Dan Berger

In the last several years, dedicated grape growers have begun taming cabernet franc’s forceful flavors. 6/3/2025Updated: 6/3/2025Each popular grape variety has its own aromatic profile, though many (most?) large wine producers tend to homogenize any uniqueness. When you pay $10 or less for a bottle of wine, the grape variety listed on the front label is probably 75 percent of what’s inside the bottle (by law, it must be at least that amount), but the aroma and flavor don’t always conform.

4 days ago | miamiherald.com | Dan Berger

Each popular grape variety has its own aromatic profile, though many (most?) large wine producers tend to homogenize any uniqueness. When you pay $10 or less for a bottle of wine, the grape variety listed on the front label is probably 75% of what's inside the bottle (by law, it must be at least that amount), but the aroma and flavor don't always conform. Chardonnay is a good example. It's a grape that has very little distinctiveness.

4 days ago | mondaq.com | Dan Berger

In response to shifting immigration policies, Brown Universityhas partnered with Green and Spiegel to provide legal support fornon-U.S. citizen students, faculty, and staff travelinginternationally for essential, Brown-related purposes. Theinitiative includes consultations and an attorney accessibilityprogram, allowing Green and Spiegel to assist during U.S. reentry. Brown also established an International Faculty and Staff EmergencyFund, offering up to $2,000 for urgent visa-related expenses.

6 days ago | napavalleyregister.com | Dan Berger

Author’s Note: The first section of this article originally appeared a while ago in my private wine newsletter, Vintage Experiences. The date that it originally appeared is below, but its connection to today is still valid. The gentleman was irate. He had every right to be. “Prices for California wine,” he said to me, “are far too high.” But his next statement was what got to me. “If they don't do something about prices, they’ll lose me and a lot of other buyers — and I mean it.