The Wine Industry Is Dealing With Its Oversupply Problem // Will the U.S. Supreme Court Grant Cert in the Ohio Wine Retailer Shipping Case?

Fink, whose company is behind the Kim Crawford and Prisoner wine brands, believes an extended supply glut is on its way to being corrected. On a recent visit to California vineyards, Fink said the market will benefit from lower grape yields and “a lot of supply pulled out of the ground.”

On Friday, the Supreme Court will meet in conference and decide whether to grant cert in Wilson v. Miller. Ohio is asking the Court to review the Sixth Circuit’s decision holding that Ohio’s discriminatory wine retailer shipping law is unconstitutional. In a rare turn, the state and the retailer plaintiffs agree on one thing: the Court should take the case.

A recent study on alcohol and cancer deaths tells a more complex story than the headlines. Wine Spectator breaks down what researchers actually found.

Oenophiles on beer budgets have never had it better.

Napa Valley native with multi-generational winemaking roots now leads the Kenefick estate's winemaking program.

Treasury Wine Estates has laid off more than a hundred jobs across the Australian wine giant's global "corporate functions".

In the episode, we discuss why non-alcoholic wine, beer, and spirit alternatives can be trickier to navigate than their alcoholic counterparts.

Firetree Family Vineyards in the Carneros region secured Napa County's approval to build a micro-winery after two public hearings. Water Audit California expressed concerns about the project.

Is a cautious transition underway?

Boutique and family-owned labels, mid-sized independent grape growers and large-scale corporate enterprises are all deciding whether to pull their vines and pursue another cash crop, and economists and experts agree that it’s been generations since the industry outlook has been this bleak.

Some California wineries are shuttering as oversupply, shifting consumer tastes, and tariffs trigger the industry's biggest reset in 30 years. What's next?

The wine industry’s current downturn is creating new valuation, liquidity, and restructuring challenges for vineyard and winery assets.

Why Napa’s Owners Are Running Out of Reasons to Wait

Last month, France lost one of its hundreds of appellations. The first of how many?

A major retail initiative featuring Italy’s approachable, diverse, food friendly wines is blasting off in New York City.

Appealing to Gen Z and encouraging them to buy fine wine can appear to be tricky, but there are ways to tap into their interests. Speaking on the topic at the recent db Conference, experts from our panel revealed the secret to securing their attention.

Rick Tigner, who retired from Jackson Family Wines in February after 15 years at the helm, has joined the executive leadership team at El Tequileño to "help guide the expansion of the brand's international footprint."

Harv 81 Group is pleased to announce the appointment of Brittany Hamilton as Sales Executive for the Napa Valley territory, strengthening the company’s presence and customer support in one of the world’s premier wine regions.