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Hold the press: Georgia turns out not to be the origin of the wine grapes widely used today. A significant, large study involving 89 researchers from 23 different institutions, has changed the story of the origin of grapevines.

To your average wine drinker, they are invisible. Just as they are to your average lettuce eater. But make no mistake about it, without the men and women who work in the fields we wouldn’t have lettuce to eat or wine to drink

Dubbed the largest purchase in its history, the Napa Valley winery inks a deal with Santa Rosa-based Jackson Family Wines to buy grapevines in the Carneros appellation.

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Angelo Clement Sangiacomo, a pioneering winegrower who helped revolutionize California grapegrowing and a founding partner of Sangiacomo Family Vineyards, a third generation family business in Sonoma, Calif., has died on Monday, February 27, 2023. He passed away peacefully at his home at the age of 92 years old.

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A new report reveals that a growing number of winemakers and wine drinkers “want to do the right thing by the planet” and go sustainable.

"I think we can safely say we are in very good shape compared to last year," Jeff Mount, from the Public Policy Institute of California, told Newsweek.

The latest survey found that moderate or severe drought covers about 49% of the state, nearly 17% of the state is free of drought or a condition described as abnormally dry.

The Liv-ex Fine Wine 100 index rose 0.4% in February marking the first rise for the index in four months. However, this small rise is not enough to correct the 1.85% loss the index experienced over this period.

The Liv-ex 1000 index, which tracks the broader wine market, fell for the fourth month in a row. Among its sub-indices, the Italy 100 was the only riser, up 1.1%

Despite drought and heatwaves, last year’s harvest in Burgundy has produced a crop that’s both bountiful and brilliant, encouraging Domaine de l'Arlot's Géraldine Godot to have confidence in the vine’s ability to adapt to climatic extremes.

"Ideal weather conditions and a growing number of vineyards and cultivated hectares led to this spectacular growth."

Winery owners, managers, and winemakers that came of age in the 1970s are likely to retire in the third decade of the 21stcentury and how to craft a sustainable leadership succession in a turbulent environment is more relevant than ever before.

Cloud computing technology is moving agriculture beyond on-farm connectivity to data interoperability, from the farmgate all the way to the end consumer.

Fourth Wave Wines has collaborated with sustainable drinks branding specialist Denomination to release labelless wine bottle packaging.

The Government of Ireland’s proposal to introduce mandatory health warning labels on wine bottles has faced stiff opposition from winemakers.

Thanks to convoluted, often contradictory state laws, consumers in many parts of the country cannot receive shipments of wines they’d like to buy. Our wine columnist is one of them.