US Wine Sales Continue to Slide // China expected to soon join OIV

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Look for China to soon join the OIV–International Organisation of Vine and Wine–a 49-member group that “deals with technical and scientific aspects of viticulture and winemaking.” That means not only wine but also table grapes and raisins.

A federal agency reviewing the current regulations for selling drinks in the US? What could possibly go wrong? Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher

Treasury Wine Estates will close its Karadoc winery – used to make budget wines – and instead focus on its premium and luxury brands, putting 60 jobs on the line.

The winery tasting room continues to serve as the primary portal through which flows most direct-to-consumer (DTC) revenue of the typical winery as well as the actual consumers themselves.

It’s a trendy term, but what does true geekery entail? To find out, our wine columnist consulted sommeliers, oenophiles and even an AI chatbot.

A research team from the Rancho la Merced Center of IFAPA together with the Universities of Seville, Cadiz and Bordeaux has obtained a new antioxidant and antimicrobial compound called ST99 for use as an additive in rosé wines as an alternative to

A woman of many careers and pursuits, Crinella also managed an early Santa Rosa television station and was essential to the preservation of Santa Rosa’s grand, 1910 post office and its transformation into a museum.

The Bordeaux icon first revitalized his family's winery and then helped rejuvenate the entire region

Robert Joseph recalls Jean-Michel Cazes of Chateau Lynch-Bages and Californian biodynamic wine pioneer, Paul Dolan, who both died last week. Reading time: 2m 30s

Sam Cole-Johnson and others celebrate an inspirational figure in organic, biodynamic and regenerative viticulture.

Some vineyard managers are turning to this affordable, natural farming method to combat a growing suite of climate change-related problems, such as drought and soil health…

The Tunnel 5 Fire in the Columbia Gorge north of Hood River, Ore., and the OIE Fire near Red Mountain threatened wineries and vines.

With the world around us continuing to fill full of new pieces of technology, carefully designed to handle the challenges we face…

It is currently recognized that grapes in the vineyard host a broad range of yeast species. Recent studies are consolidating the observation that such yeast community (the mycobiota) not only resides on grape skin, but also affects vine health, growth, and yield as well as the organoleptic characteristics of the final product.

Her painstaking blends are dazzling diners and critics — and upending long-held notions about how winemaking is supposed to work.

Naked Wines has re-appointed its founder and former CEO Rowan Gormley as the company's new chairman in a bid to steady the ship after slower than expected growth.

Female and BIPOC rising corporate stars are turning to wine education to help break the glass ceiling. Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher

VinePair sat down with Dubose-Woodson to discuss The Roots Fund, her nonprofit helping wine scholars and business owners around the world.