Santa Barbara’s wine industry declared war on weed. Pot is winning. // Rioja's Civil War

When pot farms showed up in Santa Barbara County in 2017, the wine industry went on the attack, vowing to launch a “giant legal battle” against the “horrifying” pot farms that they said would “be the end” of the wine industry in the region.

Spanish producers make a united stand in the fight against 'industrial' Rioja. Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher

One of the delights of the wine industry is its vast and widespread variety. Not only are there so many different styles and varietals to try, but also an ever-expanding list of unique wine regions to buy from.

As Italy's autumn grape harvest begins, winemakers are braced for a sharp drop in output after a rampant fungus ruined vines, thriving on drought followed by torrential spring rain.

Following the wildfires that spread through Chile's Itata region in February, there are "miraculous" signs of hope in the vineyards, db can exclusively reveal.

Today we are proud to announce Enolytics' newest integration. We are now compatible with vinSUITE , a comprehensive software solution that is used by hundreds of wineries to grow their DTC business. "Working with vinSUITE has been in the cards for months now," said Cathy Huyghe, En

Gallo paid $85.6 million for Rombauer wine property in Napa County, according to county records.

The Balletto family brings in Jim Morris to oversee direct-to-consumer operations at their estate winery in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley.

The deadline to apply for Napa County’s Winery Waste Discharge Program was recently extended. For wineries currently enrolled in Napa County’s Winery Waste Discharge Program, the deadline to apply for continuation under the program is coming up on Sunday, […]

Winemakers around the world have in recent years faced unrelenting extreme weather. Killer frosts, sustained record heat, devastating floods and rampant wildfires are not new, but they now appear in annual vintage reports with alarming regularity, thanks to the effects of climate change.

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WIN reached out to winemakers to find out more about how they’re finding and using wild yeast. By Kathleen Willcox For millennia, the process of

Making wine every year will always be different. What I love about vintners is even if things look absolutely awful, they will always try to find a ray of sunshine gleaming into the future. Their entire being is engaged with the harvest period-it is what defines their existence.

Official and industry harvest forecasts indicate Italy and Spain will produce some of their smallest wine crops of recent years.

Built for an heir to a Swedish bread fortune, the Napa Valley estate has an eight-acre vineyard and a five-story lookout tower.

To boost economic development, New Mexico is putting nearly a quarter of a million dollars towards a local winery. The Noisy Water Winery, founded by fifth-generation farmers, will create 25 jobs, the state’s Economic Development Department (EDD) says.

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Drought, lack of surface water led to declines.

This week, the Rhône and Piedmont saw their trade shares increase, as did Bordeaux and Tuscany. Champagne led the list of most active wines.

Known as "Sherlock Holmes of wine," fine wine authentication expert Maureen Downey is returning to Hong Kong this October to offer a much-needed two-day workshop amid concerns of rising fakes.

Eastwood Farm and Winery says it is in the next steps of its project for a new downtown facility.

Agricultural Research Services' San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Sciences Center marks a century of cooperative research.