Theories of the Global Wine Glut // Strategy Behind Gallo's Recent Napa Acquisitions

The world is awash with wine, or so it seems from reading the news. Down in Australia, they are counting up the gallons of unsold wine in a new (to me) measure: number of Olympic-size swimming pool…

Today on the "VinePair Podcast," Adam, Joanna, and Zach explore the reasoning behind Gallo's acquisition of Rombauer and Massican.

The wine industry is facing challenges in attracting younger consumers, but there are still significant opportunities to engage this demographic in key U.S. cities and by offering diverse wine varietals at affordable prices.

If you are planning to return to California soon, be prepared for a lot of changes in the tasting rooms.

The deadline for compliance is fast approaching. Are you ready? By Jeff Siegel One of the biggest changes in the California wine industry since the

A team from the US taught a neural network how to map and describe popular smells, with the hopes of digitizing them someday.

California’s wine producers are sitting on a grape surplus and not because of big harvests. US consumers are buying less wine. Jeff Siegel reports. Reading time: 5m 15s

Today's news is that at the Gilbert & Gaillard International Wine Competition in Hong Kong, a low-quality bottle found in a supermarket won an incredible gold medal, complete with the option to purchase stickers to put on the bottles.

Walla Walla Valley’s The Walls and Páxša wineries have hired Sally Johnson Blum as executive winemaker. She starts immediately.

Wine business holding company Coterie Holdings has announced the appointment of drinks industry veteran Michael Saunders as its CEO.

Sotheby's has achieved the second highest total price for a wine sale in the US with the $9.3m sale of a 466-lot single-owner collection.

UK specialist drinks importer, distributor and retailer Amathus has said that fine wine sales have the potential for "exponential growth", as it remains optimistic about the state of the high street.

Growers claim the winery, which produces half of the cask wine in Australia, is yet to pay in full for the 2023 vintage

In April 2014, Massachusetts became the 40th state to legalize direct-to-consumer shipments of wine. Wine businesses of all sizes instantly embraced the new found freedom, shipping $27.5m in wine in the first year.

The bulk wine and grape market has seen a recent downturn, resulting in a surplus of inventory actively for sale. This is due to sluggish consumer sales of wines priced below $10.00 per bottle.

Although the weather gods have been kind so far, there are still a few weeks to go with everything to play for. Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher

As the wine downturn continues, let's make sure we point our pitchforks in the right direction.

Companies don’t need to market exclusively to the gay community, but authenticity is important if business owners want to be inclusive, says the co-owner of Equality Vines in west Sonoma County.

Wine output in Italy looks set to fall 12% this year to below 44 million hectolitres after extreme weather and fungal diseases severely hit vineyards, Italian wine lobbies UIV and Assoenologi said on Tuesday.

A surge of Australia wine exports to Hong Kong has fuelled the city’s bullish wine trade in the first half of the year, as wineries and merchants are itching to ship wines across the border in anticipation of tariff lift.

The Vineyard Team recently shared the lineup of speakers presenting at the 2023 Sustainable Ag Expo. The program features viticulture experts from preeminent universities including Cornell University, California Polytechnic State University, and the University of California at Davis.

Cutting-edge NASA imaging technology can detect early signs of a plant virus that, if unaddressed, often proves devastating for wineries and grape growers, new research has found.