Can Winemakers Change The World? We’re About To Find Out // Are We There Yet? Wine's Search for Rock Bottom

An international collaborative of winemakers is challenging viticulture to abandon synthetics and move to renegerative organic methods. It's catching in multiple continents.

The US wine industry is hurting, but how much further down can it go before swinging back to recovery?

California raisin growers were poised to enjoy a beautiful, high quality crop this year due to ideal spring and summer growing conditions.

Members of the European Parliament have backed a proposal to use "reduced alcohol" on labels of wines around 6% abv.

Nearly 1 million bottles of wine sold at Costco stores are being recalled.

Archaeologists discovered evidence of an ancient religious group while excavating an area in northern Israel, officials said.

A Napa Valley winemaker who has achieve 39 100-point perfect scores from making wine from the most famous vineyard in Napa.

The Raventós family has been cultivating vines and crafting wines since 1497, making them one of the oldest continuous winemaking families in the world.

A clampdown on vine sprays in France could be fatal to many organic growers there.

Learn more about using pheromones to help interrupt the grape mealybug mating cycle.

Some headlines predict economic gloom, but one economist told a Napa audience that the data paints a brighter picture — especially for Napa County and its wine industry.

This autumn, France’s wine merchant chain Nicolas was rebranded Maison Nicolas, thus resuming its original name in 1822.

The world’s leading wine writer is the subject of a new seven-part audio series, The Jancis Robinson Story.

Each day, The Caubleist will feature a single, carefully chosen wine accompanied by a short narrative about the producer, the vineyard, and the winemaking approach.

Scheid Family Wines is pleased to announce the appointment of Brad Trefts as Regional Sales Manager – Southeast, effective immediately.

Drinks giant Diageo has unveiled its new chief executive with Sir Dave Lewis taking the helm at the company.

On Nov. 13, auctioneer Daguerre will sell rare wines from the late Alexandre de Lur Saluce’s cellar online and in person at Hôtel Drouot in Paris.

Among them are absolute rarities like magnums of Musigny, bottled only for this occasion.