Chanel's St. Supéry Buys Rudd Estate in Napa Valley Expansion // U.S. Wine Market Tops $115 Billion In 2025, New Report Finds

Big wine move: St. Supéry adds Rudd's legendary Oakville vineyards to its portfolio, creating a powerhouse Napa collection.

Jon Moramarco, Managing Partner of BW166 LLC, explains how U.S. wine sales achieved $115.33 billion in 2025, despite lower case sales volume.

“This memorandum represents a major win for Napa Valley wineries in the battle against overregulation at the hands of the County,” explained the wineries’ attorney, Joseph Infante.

Robledo Family Winery, a Sonoma Valley producer founded by the children of Mexican vineyard workers, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to federal court records.

A new study finds that a large Napa County vineyard paid $1.7 million in 2025 to comply with local, state and federal regulations.

A very telling article written by Alfonso Cevola, who worked as the Italian Wine Director for Southern Glazer Wine & Spirits (Southern) for nearly 30 years, demonstrates how the wholesale tier changed their practices to worsen the bottleneck crisis for small wineries.

Explore how trade wars impact American states differently, exposing some to losses while leaving others untouched.

Prolonged disruption to the Strait of Hormuz could escalate into a global agri-food crisis unless vessels resume transit quickly, the FAO says.

Jackson Family Wines, one of the nation’s leading family-owned wine companies, announced today that it has selected Reyes Beverage Group as its exclusive wine distributor in seven key markets: Colorado, Louisiana, Maryland, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.

LVMH's wine-and-spirits division saw its sales bounce back in the first quarter after sliding back in the final three months of 2025.

Unsold wine grapes have some growers “mothballing” vineyards. But if neglect spreads pests like mildew, a new state law allows big fines. Local research explores what can be done.

The story was almost too good to be true … until it wasn’t.

Boston Beer is facing damages of more than $175m in a legal dispute in the US with packaging supplier Ardagh.

Published in the American Journal of Enology and Viticulture (AJEV), this year’s selected papers examine long-standing assumptions about yield management in Pinot noir and the role of berry size in shaping Zinfandel wine composition and sensory profile.

The 2026 Iowa Wine Awards honored top growers, winemakers and industry partners during the annual Iowa wine conference.

Port producers Symington Family Estates and Kopke Group are both celebrating 2024 vintage Ports – thanks to the year’s excellent weather conditions which followed several harvests sullied by intense heat and erratic rainfall.

The 2022 vintage in Barolo wasn't a classic, but the wines are surprisingly approachable and impressive.

From Saperavi to western Georgian whites, a growing number of producers are pushing beyond amber styles to showcase the country’s full range.

Hungary-born, UK-based wine consultant Lilla O’Connor reflects on her country’s new possibilities after Péter Magyar’s victory.