Champagne caps 2026 harvest at its lowest yield since the pandemic // Quilceda Creek acquires full ownership of Champoux Vineyard

Champagne caps 2026 harvest at the lowest yield since the pandemic, tightening supply just as prestige cuvee prices show signs of stabilising.

Quilceda Creek has acquired full ownership of Champoux Vineyard. The winery was previously the vineyard’s majority owner.

After more than two years of persistent declines, the latest SipSource® data suggests the beverage alcohol industry may finally be approaching a point of stabilization.

Woodward Canyon, one of Washington’s oldest wineries, has named Kathy Byrd general manager and vice president.

The Gann Fire remained at 6,495 acres as of 9:50 p.m., according to Cal Fire, and fire activity has decreased. The blaze is still at 0% containment.

The offering coincides with a groundbreaking event at the winery's Estate in the Salem Hills.

The historic Pleasant Valley winery, which closed last year and went on the market, is about to get a new owner who has plans to restore and reopen the venue.

New York Wine & Spirits, part of Manhattan Beer & Beverage, has acquired the distribution rights for a collection of brands previously handled by RNDC New York.

Currently, every state except for Utah and Delaware permit some sort of DtC shipping.

Delawareans will soon be able to have wine shipped directly to their homes as a new state law allowing direct-to-consumer wine sales takes effect Aug. 15.

Katie Ambrosi and Julie Pedroncelli St. John share how Wine Road evolved from a simple map to a major Sonoma brand—and their vision for the next 50 years.

Small Fortune Host Carol and Stuart Spencer of the Lodi Winegrape Commission discuss the recent failure of a California law, AB 1585.

As Washington state battles a vast arson fire, producers reflect on the wine region's future.

As Canadian wildfire smoke infiltrates the Leelanau Peninsula, Michigan winemakers urgently prepare for a climate reality that threatens a KES 1.17T industry.

Inside the changes at Napa’s historic Joseph Phelps Vineyards: regenerative farming, vineyard replanting and a shift toward refined, fresher wines.

Italy's volcanic whites from Etna to Ventotene: why the myth of a single 'volcanic style' is the most expensive misconception in the market.

Despite the appreciation of the Chilean peso, profits increased by 2.1%, while earnings per share rose by 6.1%. Sales for the period saw a moderation in the decline.

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