Vintage Wine Estates Reports Nine Month Fiscal 2023 Results // What the sale of Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars means for Ste. Michelle Wine Estates and Northwest wine // Alcohol Companies Investing in the Marijuana Industry for Revenue Expansion

Revenue in the first nine months of fiscal 2023 increased 3% to $225 million driven by acquisitions. Business simplification and operational improvement plan beginning to yield results.

Yesterday Ste. Michelle Wine Estates (SMWE) and Italian producer Marchesi Antinori announced that the latter purchased full ownership of Napa Valley’s Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars. Here's what it means for Ste. Michelle & NW wine.

As of May 10, 2023, alcohol companies are increasingly investing in the marijuana industry to expand their revenue streams. One

All US wineries are required to file two primary reports with the TTB, the Alcohol & Tobacco Tax & Trade Bureau. One of those reports, which must

In the past decade, rosé has undergone an astonishing transformation from your mom’s sickly-sweet white Zinfandel to the Millennial generation’s signature summer sipper.

The abrupt closure of the fine-wine reseller, followed by a bankruptcy filing, has raised...

Ste. Michelle Wine Estates sold its 85 percent stake in the Napa icon to its longtime Italian partner

When William "Bill" Price III purchased the 138-acre Gap’s Crown pinot noir and chardonnay vineyard in Sonoma County in 2013, he paid more than $100,000 per acre.

Rosie Davenport examines why more wine businesses from all sides of the industry are looking for follow a B Corp strategy

This is a recording of a panel session from the SWR Global Conference Series 2023 “How to turn climate mitigation and adaptation into business opportunity” conference from 1st February 2023.

New countries of origin and higher-end cuvées are increasingly becoming part of the rosé conversation. Learn more about shifting demand with our downloadable infographic…

“The Good Stuff” Napa Valley-based Rombauer Vineyards likes Sonoma County Sauvignon Blanc so much it bought not one but two Sonoma County vineyards over the last two years to help […]

Motivated by the effects of climate change, a small group of young, low-intervention wine producers in Savoie are circumventing the tradition of chaptalizing Mondeuse, the region's star red variety.

Squeezed by rising production costs, Oregon’s high-end vineyard owners rethink systems.

Jessica Bell just launched Fat Cat, a members-only wine club founded on her own curiosity and a desire to uplift queer winemakers and producers of color.

Black importers in this industry are very rare. Learn more about their stories and why you should think about it.

Experts weigh in on investing in classic cars, wine, sports memorabilia, watches and handbags.

The money raised at the May 4 event will be used to support to marketing programs and initiatives that support the wine trade and community.