Charles Krug Partners With Dealcoholized Wine Brand Missing Thorn // Farm Credit Presents Webinar: 2027 Wine and Grape Industry Outlook

Napa's historic Charles Krug Winery enters the dealcoholized wine market through a strategic partnership with Missing Thorn, signaling validation for the growing DA wine category.

Join the free webinar on the 2027 wine outlook and learn about market trends affecting Northeast wine producers.

An eighteen-year German field trial shows integrated viticulture has the lowest costs per kilogram of grapes, while organic cultivation is cheapest per hectare.

“They would much rather see a wet winter than be in a four-year drought.”

We measured 11,111 wine listings across 189 storefronts. 74% had mismatched image proportions. Here are 3 quick checks to see if yours do too.

France is urging the United States to exempt its wines and spirits, including Champagne, from tariffs after Washington moved to grant relief to Irish whiskey.

California's J. Lohr producer will run its seasonal campaign in both English and Spanish this year, including recipes and sweepstakes.

Foursight Wines’ Joe Webb on growing a small Anderson Valley winery while the wider wine market contracts. Episode 2 of the Wine Business Innovation Series.

Columbia Distributing today announced it has completed its transaction with Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) to acquire certain beverage distribution assets in Alaska, marking Columbia’s official entry into the state and completing the final component of the letter of intent announced by the companies in April.

Heineken NV is considering options for its South African wine business just three years after acquiring it, with all brands such as Nederburg and JC Le Roux under review.

“When you apply UV-C at night it actually disrupts the DNA of the mildew itself, and if there’s a two hour period of darkness that follows that light application, the mildew cannot repair itself in time to recover, so the mildew dies.

After a brilliant couple of days in Bairrada celebrating with Filipa Pato and William Wouters (25 years of Filipa’s wines), today I was lecturing at UTAD (Universidade de Tràs-os-Montes e Alta Douro) in Vila Real.

Historian Kathleen Burk tells the tale of John June Lewis, the first African American commercial winemaker in the United States.

John Smith had to actually buy the 10,600-square-foot stucco Tudor mansion before he would be able to open the wine cellar and find out what bottles had been left down there some 86 years earlier.

Through a groundbreaking wine education nonprofit and a welcoming San Francisco wine shop, Christopher Renfro is creating new opportunities for the next generation of winemakers, entrepreneurs, and wine lovers — and challenging the industry to do better.

Fourth-generation winemaker Rich Parducci of McNab Ridge Winery named recipient of the George Zeni Award by Mendocino Winegrowers for his lifelong industry advocacy.

The Institute of Masters of Wine (IMW) officially welcomed 11 new Masters of Wine (MWs) to its membership and celebrated five winners of seven awards at a ceremony in Vintners’ Hall, London, last night.

Three New Machines Will Help Protect Vineyards from Frost

Wine is usually mapped by country and appellation, boundaries drawn from history and politics. The Alps trace their own lines, shaped by rock, ice and elevation, regardless of national borders.

Texas Vineyard Tracker launches a live 3D map of Texas vineyards, with launch pricing through November 15