Sherry Lehmann’s landlord sues iconic wine shop over $3.6M in unpaid rent // B.C. wine sector readies for worst-ever year for forest fire smoke

Defendants include Michael Aaron, whose father founded the legendary store in 1934 and who sold his interest in the company in 2007.

Winemakers believe 2023 could see white wine made from traditionally red-wine grapes, and more rosé

The District Court for Arizona recently ruled against a Florida retail shop in the latest in an ongoing series of lawsuits that seek to address the right of alcohol retailers to engage in interstate direct-to-consumer (DtC) shipping.

The lingering effects of a wet winter and a cool spring have Napa Valley grape growers anticipating the latest harvest in years.

Fifty years ago, Marlborough celebrated the first planting of grapes in the region. Andy Brew asks what the next half century could look like.

Winery owner Brion Wise has capped a recent Wine Country investment spree with a major purchase within the bellwether of Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon production: Pritchard Hill.

Adam Bilbey, global head of wine & spirits at Christie’s, outlines the challenges of the fine wine market.

Exactly one year ago we started the 2022 harvest with four tons of Viognier off the estate. Not this year. Here we're still in such an early stage of veraison that there's a lot more green than red out there...

A biotech company has created grapes without the gene that causes oxidation, aiming to overcome potential skepticism of gene-editing among winemakers who want to avoid using sulfites.

Chemical pesticides fare most poorly among young consumers — and there are a lot more of them, now, and in the future — than there are producers.

Authorities widened a heatwave red alert for the south of France on Tuesday as officials urged some mountain climbers to postpone their activities, while grape pickers were advised to start and end their work in the morning to avoid extreme heat exposure.

Compounding an already challenging season, the devastating impacts of climate change are being felt throughout the Okanagan, Similkameen and Shuswap regions once again with active wildfire situations evolving throughout these regions.

For Chile’s biggest wine producer, Concha y Toro, the challenge of climate change is not rising temperatures, but decreasing amounts of water – and the solution is drastic.

The Shafers are Napa wine royalty, but what next for the man who sold one of America's most successful family businesses? Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher

Castiglion del Bosco's winemaker, Cecilia Leoneschi, announces collaboration with Elena Penna and Luca Currado, formerly of Vietti winery in Piedmont.

Revino, an innovative and environmentally conscious company, proudly announces the launch of its pioneering end-to-end refillable glass bottle reuse system.

Food Manufacture speaks to Frugalpac about the potential for paper bottles to challenge glass for wine and spirit packaging supremacy.

Is it time to move your wine club to a subscription? Unless you’ve lived in your cellar for the past five years, you’ve noticed we live in a subscription economy. We have subscriptions for food, clothing, pets, razors, socks, movies, sports, makeup, and almost anything. You name it, and there is a box that can be delivered with options on your schedule.

If you are serious about building long-term relationships with your customers, then I believe that customer-powered pricing is the right approach for you.

Another win for the states, this time in New Jersey. New Jersey District Judge Julien Xavier Neals has ruled for the state on dualing summary judgment motions.

After 30 years of lobbying by the ÖTW group of premium wineries, Austria has become the only country apart from France to introduce legal vineyard site classification.