Napa's first cannabis-infused rosé maker files for bankruptcy // Severe flooding hits parts of Western Cape wine region

House of Saka was one of the first beveragemakers to turn Napa Valley wines into cannabis products.

Vineyards lying alongside the Breede River in South Africa’s Western Cape have been devastated by severe flooding after the river burst its banks.

Latest research shows how wineries are facing softening sales, falling club memberships and rising bottle costs, an expert reveals at a Sonoma County industry conference Wednesday.

A Rebuttal to “Mildew Is Winning. And No One Has a Real Solution” on Winethologist

Karen MacNeil joins Christine Wente and Michael Mondavi at the UC Davis/Harvard Vine to Mind Symposium to discuss the future of California wine culture.

Major legal victory for wine retailers could reshape interstate alcohol sales regulations across the United States.

While premium boxed wines retailing at around $20 a 3-liter have become ubiquitous in the U.S. market, some industry players believe there’s room for even higher-priced boxed offerings to carve out a significant niche.

Vendors anticipate the next wave of innovation will focus on using alternative or reduced materials without sacrificing protective performance.

Higher alcohol ready-to-drink beverages are gaining traction, despite opposing trends for no and low alcohol also running in tandem.

From White Zinfandel's '80s explosion to today's funky naturals, consumers always signal where they want to go. Are you paying attention to the right trends?

Commercially, the wine world’s problems continue.

Laboratories at the University of Reims-Champagne-Ardenne, the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) and the University of Athens have launched a new research programme called Adaptors.

The creation of its regenerative viticulture guide comes in response to a growing interest among its members regarding the farming practice.

Bordeaux’s decision to officially bring back the Claret classification - so often associated with the traditional UK wine merchant and archetypal Bordeaux drinker - but now revamped and repositioned to appeal to younger drinkers looking for lighter style, fresher, red wines, has certainly split opinion.

While the government insists the regulations will safeguard Georgian wine’s reputation abroad, critics argue they could wipe out smaller producers.

The 8th Annual Festival takes place at Philadelphia’s Historic Bok Building May 13, 2026 (Philadelphia, PA)

The program, designed for both beginners and industry professionals, begins in the fall.

What started out as a one-day party has grown to a three-day celebration of wine, food and good times, held at three local wineries in June.

New wine series benefits Woods Humane Society as winery invites the community to celebrate with food, music, and four-legged friends over the Memorial Day weekend.