Jackson Family Debut's Washington Winery, Jet // Sonoma County program expands access to land ownership with Buy-Protect-Sell Initiative

Jett, Jackson Family’s new Washington winery, is one of the most exciting debuts in the state in the last 15 years.

The new program seeks to sell agricultural land to a Sonoma County farmer anywhere from 30% to 70% below current market value.

First the scientists, now the advocates?

Plans for property include winemaker dinners and educational wine experiences.

Even if the tariffs were to be reversed tomorrow, one wine business leader said, it would take "at least a year, if not longer, for my industry to recover.”

Pernod Ricard has reported a 3% decline in third-quarter sales, missing forecasts as tariff uncertainty rocks the already-struggling spirits sector.

Policymakers, agricultural and conservation groups, and landowners must work together to implement practical solutions that prioritize forest health.

It’s no secret that bees are good guys. But that doesn’t stop me jumping up from the picnic table, arms flapping every time there’s a faint buzz nearby.

Assuming the format is the same as or very similar to previous commercial rollouts, it's functionally bag-in-box. In this case, the “box” portion begins as a die-cut and geometrically creased blank of printed paperboard.

Ardagh Glass Packaging-North America (AGP-North America) , an operating business of Ardagh Group, announced a new long-term partnership with CAP Glass to invest in establishing glass recycling services throughout the United States.

Shoppers might find these bottles listed under the title “NDA wines” on a retail site, which is short for nondisclosure agreement.

J. Lohr's Riverstone Chardonnay redesign results in double-digit sales growth.

The word that will dominate supply chain conversations in 2025 (and possibly the next four to eight years) will be “tariffs”. It is no longer a market-by-market theme.

Your tariff questions about wine, answered.

Few wine lovers need reminding of how deeply wine is woven into the cultural fabric of humanity.

Tom Stevenson sifts the evidence from the ancient world to the 17th century to find the first recorded sparkling wine.

Yavapai College has named Ryan Avery Follensbee as the new Director of its Viticulture & Enology Program.

When Alexandra Leite arrived on the UC Davis campus as a viticulture and enology major last year, it was a bit intimidating navigating her new world. But when she was teamed up with an upper-division mentor through the Davis Enology and Viticulture Organization, or DEVO, all the possibilities of the major opened up as she met other students and attended events.

Our first look at Bordeaux's 2024 vintage continues in Margaux. Plus, Lascombes' Axel Heinz introduces a new all-Merlot Margaux!

A famed Cali pinot producer goes rogue ... er, I mean Rhone!

American sweet wine pioneer Andrew Quady of Quady Winery (Madera, Calif.) was recognized amongst his peers Wednesday evening with the Lifetime Achievement Award from the California State Fair Wine Competition.

This marks the fifth time that Bruce Jack Wines features on this globally respected list since South Africa made its first appearance in 2017.