A DRC Heist, a Sentence and Four Bottles No One Can Drink // EU overcomes fierce internal debate to agree on tariff deal with the US

Natali Ray pleaded guilty to stealing four DRC bottles from a Virginia inn. The wine? Back in the cellar—but unsellable.

The European Union approved Wednesday a tariff deal with the United States to cap tariffs on most EU exports at 15%, avoiding a direct clash with President Donald Trump ahead of his July 4 deadline.

Australia’s Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) is selling the Rouge Homme brand after 15 years of ownership to the Redman family.

Michael Kaiser, the organization's executive director, said he'll work to help secure money for wineries in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia.

La Vieille Ferme has been pulled up by the UK advertising regulator after a TikTok ad suggested the wine had “therapeutic benefits”.

The President of one of Napa Valley's most iconic and venerable properties.

Suppliers, former employees, tenant notice shed light on failed mega-wholesaler's outstanding debts.

Two leading U.S. wine marketers, Jackson Family Wines and Viña Concha y Toro USA, have named new distributors across multiple states this morning, as the transition of suppliers out of the RNDC network continues.

Cost pressures remain; visibility improving.

Despite global wine consumption at a 60-year low, Georgia's wine production reached 2.6M hectoliters in 2025—its largest volume in 30 years. Here's what's driving the growth.

A new generation of wines-in-can are giving skeptics something harder to dismiss — wines with real identity and origin.

DioniLife is aiming to have "the number one, pure play, non-alc portfolio" in the UK and the US by 2030, says CEO Damian McKinney.

The results of a Chardonnay tasting on Monday have been revealed – and Australia has come out on top, with England not far behind.

Fifty years after the Judgment of Paris upended the wine world, the winemakers now stewarding Napa Valley's seven competing estates reflect on legacy, evolution, and the burden of carrying forward wines that changed everything.

Bootleggers may not be getting the boot much longer. In April, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans deemed a 158-year-old federal ban on home distilling unconstitutional.

A wine business has denied infringing a Prosecco consortium's U.K. trademark that certifies the origin of the Italian sparkling wine, telling a London court that it has not sold any non-genuine Prosecco on the websites at the center of the dispute.

Chilean wine major Viña Concha y Toro has launched a wine range targeting young adults in the UK called Out of Office.

Faced with slumping sales, Napa wine producers are looking at several ways to attract new consumers.