; Whereas, comprised of 45 vineyard and winery operations, Orange County wineries and wine-related businesses generate more than 30,000 jobs and more than $1,800,000,000 every year, as well as $4,700,000,000 in annual economic activity in the State; Whereas, comprised of 13 vineyard and winery operations, San Bernardino County wineries and wine-related businesses generate more than 13,400 jobs and more than $752,000,000 every year, as well as $2,000,000,000 in annual economic activity in the State; Whereas, comprised of 498 vineyard and winery operations, San Luis Obispo County wineries and wine-related businesses generate more than 9,700 jobs and more than $600,000,000 every year, as well as $1,900,000,000 in annual economic activity in the State; Whereas, comprised of 327 vineyard and winery operations, Santa Barbara County wineries and wine-related businesses generate more than 10,200 jobs and more than $602,000,000 every year, as well as $1,700,000,000 in annual economic activity in the State; Whereas, comprised of 45 vineyard and winery operations, Ventura County wineries and wine-related businesses generate more than 6,900 jobs and almost $400,000,000 every year, as well as $1,000,000,000 in annual economic activity in the State; Whereas the southern California wine industry has played a vital role in promoting tourism, drawing visitors to the region, and enriching its overall economic landscape; Whereas, in 2022, Riverside County welcomed approximately 3,200,000 visitors to its Temecula Valley wineries and generated $487,400,000 in annual tourism spending; Whereas, in 2022, San Diego County wineries generated over $911,000,000 in annual tourism spending; Whereas, in 2022, Orange County wineries generated $854,600,000 in annual tourism spending; Whereas, in 2022, San Bernardino County wineries generated $376,400,000 in annual tourism spending; Whereas, in 2022, San Luis Obispo County wineries generated nearly $84,000,000 in annual tourism spending