Threats and Opportunities for Wine in 2024 // Who started the current WHO completely negative attitude towards alcohol?

Robert Joseph considers where wine sits in the context of tectonic global events, and offers a few signposts.

The WHO has changed its approach to alcohol consumption, based on questionable data.

Sober cocktails and alcohol-free spirits are gaining in popularity as choices become more flavorful and plentiful, helping sales at bars, wineries,…

Wine labeling laws are already in use in the EU. Should US producers be freaking out?

The coming recommendations on wine in new Dietary Guidelines is going to change how wine is viewed and the wine industry better prepare.

WSWA put out another report that will no doubt be used as propaganda to stop and in some cases reverse direct-to-consumer (DTC) shipping …

With hundreds of new and exciting wineries popping up every year, here are 15 winemakers to keep an eye on in 2024.

Digital commerce technology company Drinks is appointing Matt Wolf as chief financial officer.

Happy birthday to the Liv-ex Fine Wine 1000, which celebrated by closing 2023 at 414.58, up 314.6% since its inception.

Lunar New Year is approaching, and fine wine marketplace Liv-ex has detailed which bottles are surging ahead of the year of the Dragon.

Where I get all la-di-dah and philosophical about a poster campaign on the London underground.

Storytelling in marketing, especially for wineries, goes beyond mere promotion; it's about forging an emotional bond with your audience.

The Spanish origin Rías Baixas has published its Master Plan 2030, which promises significant increases.

On this episode of the "VinePair Podcast," Adam, Joanna, and Zach discuss how the wine trade seems to have forgotten about sherry.

With half of a wine bottle's entire carbon footprint being the bottle itself, Kathleen Willcox investigates the options for delivering truly sustainable packaging.

Areas of the Columbia Valley in Washington and Oregon experienced record low temperatures over the weekend.

Another busy week as more Bordeaux wine merchants end up in court, while the UK government reveals binges during Covid.

“[The proposals would] deepen the fall in the already decimated sales abroad with the consequent increase in wine stocks and decreases in the prices of raw materials” – Bodegas de Argentina.

“You never know when,” said Nick Ferrante, owner of Ferrante Winery. He had hoped an early morning picking could occur on Sunday, but it wasn’t until 10:30 a.m. when temperatures dipped down to 13 degrees and the harvest began.

The so-called "miracle harvest" may bring more of the country's renowned traditional-method sparklers to U.S. consumers. But there could be a downside.