How Constellation Brands’ Wine Exit Reflects a Changing Industry // Michigan sues wineries in New York, Washington for shipping vino without licenses

After 80 years, the giant US company is exiting the wine business.

Attorney General Dana Nessel's office has filed at least seven federal lawsuits since 2023 over what it says are illegal wine shipments to Michigan.

University of Adelaide PhD candidate Andrew O’Brien has been awarded Wine Australia’s Dr Tony Jordan OAM Award for 2025 to support his studies into the impact of novel cover crops on the aroma and flavour of wine.

The European Union has delayed its first counter-measures against the United States over President Donald Trump's metals tariffs until mid-April, allowing it to re-think which U.S. goods to hit and offering extra weeks for negotiations.

The objection to non-cork closures remains curiously persistent, especially among wine people who should know better.

This southern UK county is an emerging hotspot as some more famous wine regions suffer the knock-on effects of difficult market conditions, new analysis on global vineyard prices has found.

CDFA recently released their Final 2024 California Grape Crush Report, totaling 2,961,433 tons, down 24.1% from the 2023 crush of 3,899,631 tons.

Germany registered a rise in wine export volumes in 2024, however the overall export value remained unchanged.

"Cascading implications": Tariffs impact alc-bev packaging.

For both the glass industry and its customers, the introduction of these tariffs raises important questions regarding pricing, supply chains and the broader implications for global trade.

Napa Valley wineries are feuding with the county over 'trade tastings' regulations.

At least one winery owner is considering selling directly to Albertans without collecting that province's wine taxes.

The lawsuit was filed in 2020 challenging Ohio retailer shipping laws and was returned to the district court in 2023 after the 6th Circuit remanded the case with instructions.

Dr Mango Parker is the lead researcher on smoke taint at the Australian Wine Research Institute.

The investigator is a NASA jet equipped with radar technology so sensitive it can detect ground movements thinner than a nickel. The work could unlock solutions to one of the American West’s most pressing water challenges.

Agrivoltaics, a new solar paneling system designed to support agriculture while providing green energy, has shown positive results in vineyards around the world—but its high cost and depleted federal funding is slowing its uptake in the U.S.

Georgian wine producers are rapidly modernising to meet the demands of 21st-century drinkers, despite the country's celebrated winemaking history.

Unlike most consumer products, which are at their peak quality the moment they are manufactured, fine wine is fundamentally different.

A ‘pristine’ wine collection valued at £1m and amassed by the late billionaire watch entrepreneur Jörg G. Bucherer will be auctioned by Christie’s next month, it has been revealed.