New fungicide combats powdery and downy mildew in vineyards using less copper // Steve Dutton and Melissa Stackhouse Partner on Grapes, Terroir and Winemaking

The amoeba lysate-based fungicide Axpera, developed by Lyon firm Amoeba, received permanent marketing authorisation for use against downy mildew and also powdery mildew in France on June 30.

Meet the duo behind Dutton-Goldfield. Steve Dutton's 40+ years of grape growing meets Melissa Stackhouse's winemaking expertise in this look at terroir-driven California wines.

Fresh off of closing its acquisition of 11 state businesses from RNDC, Reyes Beverage Group continues to bolster its wine and spirits portfolio.

Constellation Brands has sold a range of wine brands in New Zealand, its latest disposal of assets in the sector.

If you get relatively fit (and this is not a high bar) it seems you can mitigate any negative effects of alcohol consumption on lifestyle.

It's happened: Virginia wines have beat their French counterparts in an official blind tasting.

Kristen Barnhisel, Winemaker, White Wines, at J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines, has been confirmed as president of the American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) for the 2026-2027 term, effective July 1.

After last week announcing the retirement of COO Sandra LeDrew, Terlato Wine Group has appointed Diageo veteran Gregorio Gutierrez MacAllister as its new chief operating officer, effective July 13.

There's no clear data yet on how weight-loss drugs affect wine consumption, but comprehensive answers are around the corner.

With consumption patterns in flux and consumer spending influenced by lower disposable incomes, wines and spirits in smaller format packages are growing, with suppliers and retailers reporting gains for 50-, 100-, 200-, and 375-ml. formats.

No grape has experienced the simultaneous highs and lows of the wine world quite like Chardonnay.

A Napa County Planning Commission hearing on Bremer Family Winery’s proposed expansion ended without approval July 1 as commissioners raised concerns about traffic safety, water supply and wastewater plans.

German trade associations have criticised the federal government's plans to implement higher taxes on alcoholic drinks.

France's scorching summer is stunting grape growth in wine regions including Champagne, Bordeaux and Burgundy, threatening a smaller crop.

Meteorologists are forecasting a strong El Niño developing this fall and persisting through early 2027, and while every El Niño is a little different, there are some weather patterns typically seen from these events.

Grape yield and quality are very sensitive to the local environment.

Hospitality is bidirectional.

The acclaimed wine bar will shutter July 31. Owner Lauren Friel says motherhood and a dining landscape increasingly dominated by large hospitality groups all factored into the decision.

With summer in full swing, the Côtes du Rhône AOC has launched a campaign targeting younger consumers by encouraging them to refresh their expectations as well as their glass, by chilling their wine.

Artificial intelligence proved itself as capable as copywriters in creating marketing emails about wine.