Can Lowering Mile-High Tasting Room Fees Lure the Next Generation of Wine Drinkers? // Spain's Wine Giants Face Court

In Paso Robles, average tasting room fees have jumped to over $50 per person. It's triggering alarm amongst tourists and industry folk alike.

Judge orders Chairmen of Felix Solis and Garcia Carrion to declare at Spain's highest criminal court over one of the biggest recent wine fraud scandals. Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher

David Lewis alleges Constellation Brands U.S. Operations Inc. targeted and terminated him and other older workers when the company opened a new tasting room downtown Napa.

Viral reports about America's federal government restricting us to two drinks per week are misleading. We explain why.

FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE/KSEE)- HAZMAT responded to a potential hazard at a winery on Olive and Clovis avenues that may have a potential leak of ammonia according to the Fresno Fire Department. Workers…

Beverage alcohol consumers are showing a clear preference for home consumption versus visiting the on-trade, with signs that behaviours learned during the Covid-19 pandemic have become entrenched.

Wine and Spirits Business delivers strong relative performance, driven by our largest higher-end Wine brands, including Meiomi and Kim Crawford outpacing their corresponding category segment, in Circana channels.

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Russell Hearn is considered one of Long Island’s pioneer wine veterans

The Napa Valley vintner plans to replant the vines in the 104-acre property to cabernet sauvignon and other Bordeaux varieties.

The Duckhorn Portfolio, Inc. has underperformed over the past year and has further declined. Click here to find out why NAPA stock is rated as a hold.

The maker of Corona and Modelo beers seemed poised for a bigger boost after Bud Light sales dropped amid anti-trans backlash.

It’s hard to believe we are more than halfway through harvest — it seems like we just experienced the May 18 freeze, but here we are picking grapes and making

Good summer helps crop catch up from slow start. Some yields down. Quality good.

In California, it sounds more like a sci fi movie than a TV news report - divers just discovered that tiny New Zealand mud snails are on the verge of invading Lake Tahoe, which could destroy tourism and the local ecosystem, officials said.

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Chilean winery Viña Carmen has announced Ana María Cumsille as its new winemaker. Cumsille, recognised as one of Chile’s...

The head sommelier of the two-Michelin-starred Ikoyi, replete with a much expanded cellar at its new premises on The Strand, talks to Douglas Blyde about the UK being a “land of possibility”, and his love for “patterns”, including when it comes to pricing wines.

Bodegas Tobía in Rioja Alta began using "intelligent" fermentation tanks in 2003, and says they give "higher quality wine at a lower price".

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In September, the Liv-ex Fine Wine 100 index showed a 0.1% decline, nearly flatlining on the previous month. All major Liv-ex indices experienced negative movements this month.

Fresh from our first trip to Burgundy to taste the 2022s, we offer some early thoughts on the vintage – a year that is showing great promise Touching down in Burgundy last week was a shock. Coming from London’s autumnal hues, the hit of hot air as the plane doors opened was surprising – indeed,…

New data from the IWSR demonstrates that consumers are still displaying a preference for at-home drinking, despite on-premise re-openings.

Europe's wine cellars are brimming, while demand for the product is steadily increasing in China, Slovak winemaker Eduard Sebo told Xinhua in a recent interview.