California wine giant Gallo closing facility, laying off workers at four other locations // Retailers Urge Supreme Court to Take Up Key Wine Shipping Case

Gallo, the largest U.S. wine company, is closing a Napa Valley production facility and has planned layoffs at four other California wineries and tasting rooms, resulting in the loss of 93 jobs.

If taken up, it would determine whether states may successfully defend discriminatory retailer wine shipping laws by simply declaring them elements of the three-tier system, without any supporting evidence.

The Institute of Masters of Wine (IMW) has revealed this year's first four individuals to pass all stages of the Master of Wine examination.

One of California’s most important and historic vineyards has shut down its winemaking headquarters.

A happy accident led Lumen Wines to discover that ginger can help preserve wine without added sulfites, and the winery has been refining the method ever since.

To understand the urgency of a shift to fact-based decision making, we must look at the disconnect between industry gatekeeping and genuine consumer.

Trinchero Family Wine & Spirits, which produces 17 million cases of wine per year according to Wine Business, is looking to offload its Haystack Vineyard in the Atlas Peak sub-region and Clouds Nest Vineyard in Mount Veeder.

Breakthru Beverage Group has undergone a “strategic review” of the company’s “overall business,” according to a memo sent to employees by CEO Tom Bené on Tuesday, leading to layoffs of approximately 500 people.

US tariffs have increased the price of South African wine by about 17%, reducing its competitiveness in the US market.

If the Supreme Court finds IEEPA tariffs to be unlawful, businesses may be able to request a tariff refund.

It’s not a temperance campaign — it’s a business model.

Jason Haas (Tablas Creek) responds to Jamie Goode's comments. Should regenerative and organic be joined at the hip?

La Prenda Vineyards is the first Sonoma County Wine Grower to have its wines certified as Glyphosate free by the internationally recognized The Detox Project.

Of all the places in California to make wine choosing an AVA called Moon Mountain in Sonoma Valley, famous for its harsh, isolated, steep, mountainous terrain might not be top of your list.

The donation started with a student looking for a more detailed analysis of his enology research results.

Hosted in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago and Houston, these seminars will showcase the diversity, elegance, and terroir-driven expression of Alto Adige DOC wines through curated tastings and expert-led educational sessions

A truly responsible wine sector must confront the realities of labor.

Founding collaborators include PEJU Winery Senior Director of DTC Sales & Marketing Nadia Kinkade, Enolytics Founder & CEO Cathy Huyghe, and inaugural guest speaker Stephen Mok.