James Netter — Introduced as the next speaker on production-side issues.
Mr. Batt — Acknowledged by the chair after the introduction.
Jules Germain / Julianne Jermaine — Identified herself as Legislative Affairs and Grants Manager for the Idaho Wine Commission and noted it was her first time speaking in this setting.
Camille Blaylock — James Netteran is introduced as a grower and board chair, then speaks about his own operation in Caldwell, including his family’s 46 acres of vineyards, two wineries, and a tasting room in Boise. He explains how the Idaho wine industry has shifted from one dominant producer to many smaller wineries, with diversification among producers and grape varieties creating new economic opportunities, and responds to a question about growth in jobs versus harvested tonnage.
Mr. Nidland — Responded to a question about ownership statistics and explained that Scoria Vineyards is listed under his wife's name.
Mr. Nitterin — Responded to questions about winery ownership and later was asked about weekend sales at Conig farm.
Roger — Invited to provide closing comments and thanked the committee for the opportunity to give an annual update.
Roger Batt — Introduced himself as representing the Idaho Grape Growers and Wine Producers Commission and began an industry update.
James Netteran — James Netteran is introduced as the chairman of the board of the Idaho Grape Growers and Wine Producers Commission and is also associated with Koenig and Skoria Vineyards.
Jules Germain — Jules Germain is introduced as being with the Grape and Wine Commission office, with the introduction repeated in the transcript, and then he is brought in to continue the presentation on behalf of the Grape and Wine Commission.
Moia Dolesby — Moia Dolesby is introduced as being with the Grape and Wine Commission office and as the executive director of the Idaho Wine Commission. She is noted as being present in the room and having been with the commission for 18 years.
Jules Jermaine / Jules Germain — Was introduced to speak about the Grape and Wine Commission and the production side of things.
Joshua Kohl — Moved to approve the minutes of Tuesday, February 24th, 2026.
Joshua Kohl — A legislator is referenced in a short, continuous exchange, with one mention questioning the name and a follow-up address thanking Representative Diger; together these form a single brief interaction involving the same member reference.