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More than 30 years ago, the "French paradox" got America bleary-eyed.

March 2023 continued to showcase the downward trend for all regions this year. As we get closer to the summer months, we can hope for some better numbers and more visitation! The good news is that …

Coming soon, WineAmerica expects three distinct TTB proposals that could drastically change beverage alcohol labeling requirements. By Michael

When Wine Institute Director of State Relations Steve Gross started working on direct to consumer wine shipping issues in 1986, wineries couldn't legally ship anywhere besides California or, sometimes, Alaska.

More than 100 farmworkers, supporters picketed Vino Farms Friday, describing inhospitable, sometimes dangerous working conditions at one of the largest vineyard management companies in Sonoma County.

Aperitifs, the bitter, low-alcohol beverage that was popularized in Europe, is...

This year's OIV estimates a look into the industry's challenging state. From the USA overtaking Germany as the world's largest wine importer, to China's wine market continuing its decline. With a focus on supply chain disruptions, inflation, and sustainability, the wine industry is resilient and ready to face the future. Reading time: 2m 20s

The 2,641-square foot building will feature five guest rooms and will be next door to The Gentleman Farmer Bungalow: A Studio for Gustatory Well Being,

As the wine industry flagged in its commitment to Black and brown communities, this consultant forged his own path.

The children of Black South African laborers who grew up during apartheid are forging their future as vineyard owners and winemakers.

Members and collectors involved in the wine trade throughout the Pacific Northwest participated in Reveal Walla Walla wine auction to acquire exclusive wine collections from the Valley.

Part I of an online auction of wine and spirits owned by Pittsburgh collector Irwin “Irv” Kotovsky brought in nearly $1.4 million — “a...

Advance planning, cost analysis, and prompt follow-up are all vital components for smart exhibiting at shows like ProWein, Vinexpo America, and the Unified Wine & Grape Symposium, whether for big booths or first-time players

I’ve spent the last week judging wines at the International Wine Challenge as one of the co-chairs. The judging process is, I think, one of the most rigorous of all competitions. It involves two stages. In week one all the wines are tasted, and the panels decide whether a wine is medal worthy, commended or out.

It's a sunny day in British Columbia's Okanagan, and Tony Stewart is surveying the Quail's Gate vineyard. Stewart, the CEO of the family-run business, says the vines are still dormant at this time of year, but in a few weeks, buds will begin to form….

This will be the first time since 2006 that SWP contractors get 100%.

How many times were grapevines domesticated?

What if we had vaccines for field crops? Imagine a world where on-farm robots can deliver tiny injections into each plant, rendering crops resistant to the latest disease or rampant pest.