The Marginal Acre // Franzia Without America: How Tariffs Reinvented an Iconic Brand in China

The growers who absorb the correction

Faced with nearly 80% import taxes, one of the world's best-selling boxed wine brands has abandoned U.S.-made wine in China, replacing it with Australian wine bottled locally.

Grape growers across the North Coast are bracing for what could be one of the earliest and lightest harvest seasons in years.

Harvest is early: What is the industry's response?

After football fans took to social media to slam former England player David Beckham for drinking a "posh" drink at a World Cup game, db tapped industry figures for their reactions.

California finds itself in the midst of a significant glassy-winged sharpshooter threat — on top of rising pest threats as a whole.

Republican congresswoman Claudia Tenney has introduced legislation that could pave the way for a formal US trade investigation into Canada's boycott of American alcohol.

US president says strait will remain open ‘with or without’ Iran and there will be a 20% rate charged on all cargo shipped.

By July 6, wildfires had swept across 11,000 hectares of the French countryside. “That’s over half of the 20,000 or so hectares that burnt

As climate change makes heat waves more prevalent, more producers have to combat sunburn in grapes—and the flabby, flat, rubbery notes they can bring to wine.

Large and destructive wildfires explode across Southern Rockies amid strong winds and extreme drought.

So Michelin doing wine, a bit of brand extension from the only game in town when it comes to restaurant rating.

Rethinking the Scientific Method

Johnson Brothers will distribute the Bogle Family Wine Collection in Indiana, Nebraska, and South Dakota, effective August 1. The move builds on the existing partnership between the two companies across Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada, North Dakota, and Virginia.

Edrington has partnered with Breakthru Beverage Group in the Illinois market, building on the companies’ existing alignments in Colorado, Missouri, Wisconsin, Delaware, and Minnesota.

Italian immigrants have played a central role in Australia’s wine industry, and to a lesser extent New Zealand’s. Now the transfer of skills is heading the other way.

In the midst of unexploded Russian rockets and buzzing drones, Ukrainian winemakers are keeping vines and hope alive.

From making wine for NBA stars to fighting his own personal battles, an Oregon winemaker finds peace in Pinot.

Featuring one winery in each state in the U.S. highlighting sustainability, traditional and unique blends, region-specific wines and visitor access.

Awards ceremony is scheduled July 17 at the California Mid-State Fair.