IWCA unveils analysis of global soil carbon sequestration progress // New Legislation Aims to Boost Farmworker Pay and Support Ag Employers

The endeavour is a comprehensive comparative analysis of many of the wine industry’s SOC sequestration projects to date.

On February 2nd, Senators Shannon Grove (R-Bakersfield) and Melissa Hurtado (D-Bakersfield) introduced legislation to create a tax credit for agricultural employers to help cover the costs of providing overtime wages to farmworkers.

'Vine' news: Charles McKahn has joined Titus Vineyards in St. Helena as winemaker.

French consumers are drinking a lot less wine—a government program aims to uproot more than 80,000 acres of vines nationwide. Is it enough?

History shows that when large markets open gradually – as China did in the early 2000s – collector demand and investment interest can follow.

They focus on sustainability, climate change adaptation, technological advances and strengthening the global viticulture value chain.

Caine Thompson implements a global mission to scale regenerative organic viticulture.

The federal government provides $2 million towards developing low-emissions alternatives to glass wine bottles using materials like seaweed and plant sugar. 

Even after Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) ceased operations in California-the largest wine market in the country-the wholesaler retained its spot as the second largest wine distributor in the U.S. thanks to the number of U.S. wineries the firm still represents in several other large wine markets.

Despite overseeing a company that specialises in Champagne and Bordeaux, Arvitis, Stanislas Thiénot is confident in the future.

Argentina's wine industry is undergoing a crisis, as wineries face severe financial strain, domestic consumption drops sharply and exports fall.

Wine consumption in New Zealand is at its lowest level in more than 20 years.

As more Americans cut back on alcohol, Dry January is increasingly becoming a moment of substitution rather than abstinence.

A Napa County Superior Court judge has ordered Hoopes Vineyard, a family-owned winery near Yountville, to pay nearly $4 million and to stop conducting wine tastings, tours and other activities without the proper permits.

In support of cert petitioner challenging the Ninth Circuit’s ruling in Day v. Henry, upholding Arizona’s discriminatory wine retailer shipping law, I filed an Amicus Brief.

Host Carol Collison & Fred Reno talk about the history of the Virginia wine business, including viticulture, growing regions and issues in sales and distribution.

Their conversation spans Jamie’s early career and the rise of online wine media, the science of aroma and perception, modern winemaking choices from barrels to ungrafted vines, and today’s biggest debates around natural wine, climate change, regenerative viticulture, and wine’s social role.

Napa Edition will launch as a Half Marathon, capped at 1,000 runners, featuring a point-to-point style route that begins at Quintessa Winery and finishes in the heart of Yountville.

The Rodeo’s wine program is bigger than you think.