Red blotch a worldwide vineyard threat // Wine Diplomacy Paves the Way

Grapevine red blotch is a relatively new disease affecting vineyards around the world. Scientists are studying its behavior and formulating management techniques.

Wine producers in the US look to maintain goodwill during these challenging times.

Wine industry partnership set to release third annual report in May.

Data from Bank of America credit and debit card spending shows alcohol sales are on the rise at bars while retail purchases continue to dwindle.

This timely session will explore the strategic actions needed to drive renewed growth for wine sales in both off- and on-premise establishments across the United States.

Last year, the battle against powdery mildew was a bit rough for many grape growers. The season had less rain and temperatures were in the optimal range for powdery mildew development a lot longer before and after bloom than normal.

Restaurateurs bemoan a sharp increase in costs, blaming ‘punitive’ tax hikes that have given the UK the highest duty rates in Europe.

Seven food categories will rise higher than the average.

American wineries faced headwinds in 2025 that included demographic shifts, reduced tourism, and higher input costs. You might think that tariffs on imported wines would have helped. They didn't.

New FTAs with New Zealand, the EU and US are reshaping one of the world’s most protected alcohol markets even though its wine imports in 2025 trail far behind smaller markets such as Malaysia.

Winemaker Justin Trabue and I speak about fundraising through grants, her winemaking practices, and the importance of community for BIPOC makers.

Jim Clarke heads to the Finger Lakes in upstate New York to meet the team behind the Dr Konstantin Frank sparkling wines.

Estate-based production reinforces D.O. Cava's structured quality framework.

Two hearings in the clash between Napa County and Hoopes Vineyard are scheduled in March, one in county court and the other in federal court.

Something new and innovative is growing in the wine industry right now.

The Champagne group will now trade under a new name, placing Pommery at the centre of its identity as it prepares to mark a series of major anniversaries.

Jeffry Hill, a Napa Valley wine mogul, has admitted to using knockoff grapes and substituting 'bulk grape juice' to produce his upscale wines in a multimillion-dollar scheme.

Victor Schwartz took Trump to the Supreme Court and won a landmark ruling. But aside from the attention, he says not much has changed.