Napa Valley group to acquire sparkling wine producer Mumm Napa from France’s Pernod Ricard // Treasury Wine Estates targets cuts amid US, China woes

The Napa Valley company behind Sutter Home wines and Hanson of Sonoma vodka has inked a deal to buy Mumm Napa, one of the top U.S. sparkling wine brands, from Paris-based Pernod Ricard.

Treasury Wine Estates is bringing in a “transformation programme” that will include cost cuts at the Australian wine major.

Willamette Valley Vineyards is deeply saddened to share the passing of its consulting winemaker and longtime collaborator, Bill Fuller, whose legacy helped shape Oregon's wine industry.

The Lilly brothers have purchased Glenora Wine Cellars on Seneca Lake in New York state, known for its restaurant and hotel.

Dave Jilbert was diagnosed with Parkinson's after he used a paraquat product at his Ohio vineyard. He's now suing the pesticide manufacturer and trying to get paraquat banned.

A funny thing happens on Sunday nights in New York City’s East Village. While many of the neighborhood bars and restaurants empty out, a steady stream of patrons carrying wine bottles makes its way down First Avenue to a small Hawaiian restaurant.

How did Russian wines make it to a San Francisco wine competition, despite being banned by US law?

The shifting politics have created a sense of instability across the country, including in the wine industry.

Italian manufacturer Guala is expanding its services to help small and boutique wineries produce closures with the same detailed customisation previously reserved for large-scale companies.

The 1.5-liter boxes are more sustainable than standard wine bottles.

Hoopes winery made its case for retrying the code compliance legal case it lost to Napa County.

With new laws on the books and new administrative changes Illinois will look different in 2026.

Acclaimed industry leader brings three decades of technical expertise, brand‐building experience, and consumer-focused innovation to strengthen winemaking leadership in the California wine industry.

OWB welcomes two new Directors to the Board beginning January 1, 2026.

As global wine markets shift into a new cycle, several traditional estates known primarily for their reds are now seeing renewed momentum led by their white wine portfolios. The Italian family estate Zenato is one of them.

Once written off as a source of reliable volume, Montepulciano has quietly become one of Italy’s most dynamic red grapes.

American Studies Professor Angus Gillespie, an expert in folklore who taught at Rutgers for more than 50 years, has a new passion: Promoting New Jersey’s growing wine industry and the university’s efforts to bolster its success.

With New York State claiming Cabernet Franc and Livermore Valley calling out Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc, could claiming a signature grape be a benefit or not?