Meta changes sow confusion, concern in wine industry // Physician Discusses Impact Of New U.S. Dietary Guidelines For Wine Drinkers

It appears that Meta will no longer be recommending wine, beer, and spirits-related Facebook pages, which will decrease reach and revenue.

Dr. Laura Catena explains how new academic studies on health and alcohol, as well as the updated U.S. dietary guidelines, will impact wine lovers.

Brussels forecasts falling consumption, shrinking vineyard area and weaker export performance as global demand shifts.

Joth Ricci and family acquire Winderlea Vineyard, home to some of Oregon's oldest vines dating back to 1974 plantings.

Proximo Spirits, the sales and distribution arm of Mexican spirits maker Becle, has made significant changes to its network in the US.

'Have we hit rock bottom? I fear not. But I do think we’re close.'

2025 in review; looking ahead to 2026.

The wine outlook might be dark, but there are occasional rays of sunshine breaking through, according to our data.

Lauded for its Pinot Noir, Oregon Chardonnay is now having its moment to shine.

From the roof of the world to the wine glass, Tibet’s extreme-altitude vineyards are making their first move abroad.

Lake County Winegrower, Shannon Family of Wines, uses an iterative approach to turn their waste streams into value-added products.

Premium wines and spirits distributor Enotria has appointed Phillip White as its new CEO with immediate effect.

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With rules governing the hard-hit Colorado River set to expire, the Trump administration presented options for dealing with the ongoing water shortages.

Drinks Trade interviews Grant Taresch, owner of Elgo Estate, about the devastation in the Strathbogie Ranges wine region

Valentine’s Day will see the launch of a bold and unique product, the first dealcoholized wine from a Premier Grand Cru Classé, thought to be the first to be made from botrytized grapes.

The outlook for the alcohol-free wine market has prompted French powerhouse Castel Vins to venture into the category.

Italian Wine Academy will host for the second time the prestigious Comité Champagne 'Champagne Specialist' Course in February.

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