Can the French make good wine in California? // Treasury Wine settles class action lawsuits for $65 million

More and more producers are buying up west coast properties. 

Australia’s top winemaker Treasury Wine Estates has agreed to settle two class action lawsuits related to its profit downgrade in January 2020.

'The effects of climate change amplify' the challenges facing the vine, organization says.

A top bank has turned its focus towards becoming the ultimate "finance source" for winery acquisitions. And no, it's not SVB.

This achievement comes after 13 years of work and is another milestone in NVV's ongoing efforts to protect the integrity of the Napa Valley name and prevent consumer deception around the globe.

Late heat starting to influence vineyards and the market.

On October 8, China’s most famous wine influencer, Wang Shenghan—known to millions as Lady Penguin—took to social media with an announcement that shocked millions of her fans.  

Cabell Coursey’s winemaking experience includes harvests in Germany, France, New Zealand and Australia, according to the Sonoma County winery.

Germany’s wine harvest is forecast to be almost 5% lower this year, according to federal estimates.

Harvest is winding down in the Napa Valley after a heat wave caused a frenzy of picking.

While a firm definition of the fabled ‘Rutherford Dust’ remains elusive, there’s no denying the uniqueness of this historically significant Napa sub-AVA.

A push toward red wines is in the works in Spain's Navarra region. The makeover could either be a roadmap for success or a cautionary tale.

Atmospheric rivers – those long, narrow bands of water vapor in the sky that bring heavy rain and storms to the U.S. West Coast and many other regions – are shifting toward higher latitudes, and that’s changing weather patterns around the world.

A look at recent temperature and precipitation trends in Columbia Valley and Willamette Valley, drought conditions, and what the forecast La Niña might mean for the Pacific Northwest this winter.

Armit Wines is investing in new staff as part of its five-year strategy to build on its recent turnaround. 

Over 220 interested participants from 25 countries eagerly followed the online discussion on the latest ProWein Special Report "Digitalisation of the Wine Sector".

What's needed to push back is simple.

The fed's new review of the U.S. alcohol guidelines is raising a lot of concern. Learn what's going on and how to let your voice be heard.

Skouras Winery, located in the Peloponnese region in the south of Greece, played a pivotal role in elevating the profile of Greek wines internationally.

As the International Organisation of Vine & Wine prepares to celebrate its centenary, Vitisphere spoke with its director, Dr John Barker.