Sonoma Valley Small Wineries Collective out to bring more visibility to boutique wineries // UC Powdery Mildew Fungicide Field Trial Results

Vaughn Duffy and nine other wineries in Kenwood and Glen Ellen have joined forces to attract visitors.

University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) and the UC Davis (UCD) Department of Plant Pathology held a field day July 31st at the UCD Armstrong Field Station for attendees to visually compare the efficacies of currently available and new provisional synthetic, biological and organic fungicides for the control of grape powdery mildew tested during the 2023 growing season.

Two soil experts have worked with some of France's top producers, but what attracted them to a forgotten corner of France? Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher

On the stunning revelation of Chateau Ste. Michelle's decision to cancel 40% of their vineyard and grape contracts.

The French call it an “embarras de richesses”. The closest we come in English is a confusing abundance or possibly too much of a good thing. But I really...

Three months after floods swept through the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, Roberto Monti, president of the Consorzio Vini Romagna, tells db about what a series of natural disasters this year have meant for the 2023 harvest.

Silicon Valley Bank will be releasing it's 12th Annual DTC Survey Results: Report, and Benchmarks on Wednesday, August 16th at 9:00AM PDT. That report release will take place live via a Zoom webcast.

These are uncertain times for the global and U.S. economies and for the wine industry’s economy, too. The International Monetary Fund recently released its World Economic Outlook mid-year upd…

In addition to Colette Fay-Simpson in day-to-day leadership, the Sonoma County winery has added three new members to its existing four-person team that includes co-founders Bill Price III and Prema Kerollis Behan.

Danny Gordon has been named general manager of Sagemoor Vineyards and Wines of Sagemoor. Gordon will oversee the company’s approximately 1,300-acres of vineyards and 5,000-case per year winery.

Californians made Cowichan’s largest vineyard by clearing rare coastal Douglas firs. Climate change drew the firm to BC.

Gérard Bertrand is to biodynamic and organic wine what Bernard Tschumi is to progressive architecture, Kathleen Willcox discovers.

Water managers in Sonoma and Mendocino counties seek to preserve water transfer infrastructure as part of PG&E license surrender for Potter Valley power plant.

Hosted trips are about introducing your brand, building relationships and delivering a memorable experience for guests to share back home. By Melanie

Three wineries in Napa and Sonoma counties have new wine packaging to reduce their carbon footprint. Will it move the needle with eco-conscious consumers?

YAN stands for Yeast Assimilable Nitrogen. Nitrogen is probably the most important macronutrient for yeast after sugar, and is needed to carry out a successful fermentation

NAPA VALLEY, Calif (PRWEB) August 09, 2023 -- Christie® is excited to share that its projection solutions are illuminating the ceiling of Palmaz Vineyards’

The production of French wine this year will be around the average for the previous five years, the French agricultural ministry has reported.

Japan was one of the Champagne markets worst affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, and one of the last to emerge from its restrictions. But it bounced back - and how - in 2022, reports Richard Woodard.

Aspirational luxury is flagging in the U.S. with LVMH, Kering and Richemont reporting sales down. However, Hermès with less exposure in accessible luxury grew.

A wine bottle made in 1776, bearing an inscription to pottery pioneer Thomas Wedgwood, could be worth up to £8,000 when auctioned in October.