France calls on EU to back vine uprooting plan // For Māori Winemakers, It’s About More Than Just Natural Wine

France’s government has asked the EU Commission to approve a €120m ($133.5m) campaign to help its winegrowers destroy unproductive vines.

In Aotearoa New Zealand, Māori natural wine is made with farming methods that go beyond, and predate, the standards of biodynamics.

Bella Union Winery just opened its doors in Rutherford last week.

The issue isn’t quality grapes.

Robert Matthew Hernandez, a 38-year-old fire apparatus engineer of Healdsburg, California, was arrested on Friday on suspicion of arson.

A recent auction in bankruptcy court left a sour taste for Ace Cider founder Jeffrey House in his bid to buy back the brand. Meanwhile, here’s what we know about the sales of B.R. Cohn, Kunde, Viansa, Girard and Clos Pegase.

Winemakers in Washington and Oregon speak to Decanter's Clive Pursehouse about how the Pacific Northwest 2024 wine harvest is looking.

The latest from the vineyards of France, Spain and Italy.

Bordeaux's latest primeur campaign was ‘complicated’ at best and while it works for many estates, properties with limited brand identity are suffering. So if La Place isn’t working for this silent majority, what are they to do?

Off-Premise sales value for domestic table and sparkling wine came to $928.7 million in the four weeks ended Aug. 10 declining 4% compared to the same time last year.

Beleaguered growers in the Douro Valley are likely to leave grapes unpicked this year and may walk away from farming altogether as a “perfect storm” creates a crisis in the region.

You’ve probably seen the news from Europe. The headline on Politico read, “Bordeaux bloodbath! France pays winemakers to dig up vines.” 

I believe that economic growth and climate mitigation can be achieved simultaneously, that we can have a vibrant wine economy and a healthy ecosystem, and that we can protect critical environmental areas and develop vineyards that make fine wines that channel the sense of place.  

After years of silence, I’m happy to see our wineries advertising to the local market again even if it’s only the larger ones who can afford to do so.

The U.S. Department of Justice has sent notifications to people in Napa County, alerting them that their names had been captured in a wiretap apparently related to the federal investigation of Supervisor Alfredo Pedroza.

A former Delicato Vineyard employee has filed a lawsuit over alleged unpaid wages and other allegations against the fast-growing company, according to court records.

Nation’s largest agricultural robotics conference, FIRA USA, is set for October. Here's what you should know.

Over the last year, Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits chief digital officer Alan Wizemann has worked to overhaul the distributor’s digital footprint and harness the company’s wealth of sales data to streamline the customer experience.

Wine Enthusiast highlighted Jason Haas’s commitment to sustainability and industry equality.

These distinguished professionals have made significant contributions to our industry, and it is with great pleasure that we recognize Carole Meredith, Bo Barrett and Roger Nabedian for their achievements.