Carnage at The Washington Post // Winery Expansion Long in the Works for Glass Fire Affected Winery Approved

The Washington Post has laid off more than 300 staff and reporters; Dave McIntyre reflects on the state of food and wine journalism.

The Napa County Planning Commission approved several expansions for Hourglass Winery.

The projects is part of a $725 million national investment to fast-track high-impact research with strong potential for real-world application.

The endeavour is a comprehensive comparative analysis of many of the wine industry’s SOC sequestration projects to date.

On February 2nd, Senators Shannon Grove (R-Bakersfield) and Melissa Hurtado (D-Bakersfield) introduced legislation to create a tax credit for agricultural employers to help cover the costs of providing overtime wages to farmworkers.

'Vine' news: Charles McKahn has joined Titus Vineyards in St. Helena as winemaker.

Bad Wines: Naming the Unnameable

With layoffs at the Wall Street Journal, another nail in the coffin.

The International Wineries for Climate Action is dedicated to reducing carbon emissions in the US wine industry.

Regenerative viticulture risks becoming “a small, fancy club” if it is tied too closely to organic certification.

Dr. Ali Sarkhosh, Associate Professor and head of the UF Fruit Crops program, led a trial to test grape resistance to the disease, and the results are groundbreaking for the agricultural landscape in Florida.

Napa County is moving forward with a new groundwater sustainability fee program to support long-term implementation of the Napa Valley Subbasin Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP), as required under California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA).

Under current San Diego County laws, the region’s smallest “boutique” wineries -- the family-run operations that make up an important part of the local agriculture scene -- have been silenced when it comes to amplified music.

Dr. Santiago- Brown is suing for alleged infringement of her moral rights and copyrights with respect to the works she developed as part of her PhD

Wales will increase its minimum unit price for alcohol from 50p to 65p from October. Ministers say the move is designed to restore the policy’s impact after inflation weakened the existing rate.

William Grant & Sons U.S. president and managing director Jim Casey is no longer with the company, SND has learned.

Sabold will lead the Region Vice Presidents for the Southwest, Northwest, Central, and Southeast regions, as well as the Sales Planning function.

As Ningxia and its sister regions shed imitation and embrace the country's unique terroir, a confident new generation of Chinese wines is earning its place on the global stage.

Just an hour from Milan, biodynamic meets la bella vita at La Raia — think an organic winery, chic locanda, Michelin-honoured farm-to-table kitchen and site-specific art trail.