EU wine “concerned” about Trump tariffs threat but optimistic of deal // Reyes Adds Gallo's Commercial Spirits, Select Wines In California

The EU wine sector is "extremely concerned" about the threat of 30% US tariffs on goods but remains optimistic a deal will be reached.

Reyes Beverage Group and Gallo are deepening their partnership in the Golden State, with Reyes set to take on Gallo’s commercial spirits portfolio and select wine brands effective September 3.

The global drinks giant is reeling after claims of misconduct from a former employee.

Growers face decision time; inventory scrutinized by vintage

Johnson Brothers, a leading wine, beer, and spirits distributor, today announced the expansion of its partnership with St. Supéry Estate Vineyards & Winery, 100% estate-grown Napa Valley winery.

New York-based importer and marketer Vintus has aligned with Breakthru Beverage Group in the California market, effective September 1, following the news that RNDC will be exiting the Golden State.

The dip was driven by declines in the US and China, but IWSR highlights emerging growth opportunities, from no-alcohol beer and Tequila in the US to premiumisation trends in China, Canada and Spain.

The landscape of winegrape growing is rapidly evolving, presenting both opportunities and challenges.

"I want to blow their f—king minds."

With 119 stores in California and Nevada—all of which sell beer, wine, and spirits—supermarket chain Raley’s has a well-developed reputation for showcasing beverage alcohol and educating customers on its selection and food-pairing options.

Vinexposium has announced a new no-alcohol event Be No as part of its Wine Paris offering.

Shandies and radlers, once considered dated, are regaining appeal and driving sales this summer as consumers lean into low-ABV and fruit-forward styles.

French cheese and wine producers have warned of the damaging impact that U.S. President Donald Trump's threatened 30% tariffs on imports from the EU would have on the country's agriculture industry.

What tariffs and a sinking dollar value could mean for the North Bay's wine industry.

One of Napa's most contentious laws could come under the microscope after a successful Michigan lawsuit.

Keith Peterson of NMFTA explains how new NMFC rules will change freight classification starting July 19, plus tips to get ahead.

West Coast growers report the 2025 vintage is coming along nicely and yields may even be a bit higher than average. 

Winegrape cultivations has been severely affected by climate change, which will necessitate changes in what cultivar is grown where.

Marchese Lodovico Antinori is inspired by the wines of Cheval Blanc, so he has created his last label, a Cabernet Franc made in Italy.

"With some good agricultural welding and a can of paint, you can start making something nice!", says Adrien Le Goas, winemaker at Domaine Latapy (Gan, 64) and designer of agricultural machinery for the brand Machine et compagnie, of which he is co-manager.

A British man has been brought to the U.S. to face charges in connection with an alleged $99 million Ponzi-like fraud involving expensive wines.

James Wellesley was arraigned on charges related to a Ponzi scheme regarding loans secured by collections of valuable wines.