Washington grape growers face uncertain future in British Columbia // RNDC's California Exit Signals Tough Times for Employees Amid Tight Job Market

BC wineries sourced Washington grapes tax-free after January freeze. BC government unlikely to extend grape import tax exemption.

It’s been reported that the closure  affects more than 1,700 employees, and the latest news says eliminated positions include roles in sales, HR and, among others.

Earlier this summer county supervisors passed key policy changes that gives the vision for Livermore Valley’s wine country a chance to thrive.

A 15% tariff on EU wine and spirits going into the US is expected to apply from tomorrow (1 August), the European Commission has confirmed.

Operating as a collective, they say, reduces the pressures and offers more opportunities to grow while maintaining the integrity of each brand.

Cream of Yeast promises winemakers a low-risk path to the authenticity and complexity of wild fermentation. But are the costs too high?

It was in the Aude region, near Fitou, that the first pruning of the 2025 vintage was done this morning at Laurent Maynadier's Champ des Soeurs estate.

The North Coast wine grape season is delayed due to cooler weather and weak buyer interest. Sales trends show shifting consumer preferences, leading to a supply-demand imbalance.

A South Australian wine industry body has raised concerns about a rare earth mining project and its potential impacts on the region’s delicate groundwater sources.

Ruling doesn’t change estimates of China Lake water use, but will likely mean less, more expensive water for Indian Wells Valley Water District Press release from the Indian Wells Valley Groundwater Authority.

Join Napa Firewise on August 7th at Charles Krug Winery to learn how the Valley Stewards Initiative supports landowners, vintners, and growers in reducing wildfire risk through strategic collaboration.

The uncertainty over wine tariffs continues as a court case offers a ray of hope to importers.

The French wine industry on Friday warned of a "brutal" impact from US tariffs and a weak dollar, urging France and the European Union to "continue negotiations".

Finance Minister Nicola Willis says New Zealand has been hit by a "very blunt formula" after the US announced a new 15 percent tariff on exporters.

The brief written on behalf of the National Association of Wine Retailers (NAWR), challenges Sixth Circuit precedent in Lebamoff v. Whitme.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that if there is a business activity involving alcoholic beverages, there will be a law regulating it. 

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel will deliver the keynote address.

The Institute of Masters of Wine (IMW), in partnership with Wine Australia and the Government of South Australia, has postponed the 11th International Symposium, originally scheduled to take place in Adelaide from 12–15 November 2026.

Now in its fourth year, WAugust is a statewide celebration bringing together wine lovers, local businesses, and communities to honor the growers, makers, and stories behind every bottle.

Each month features a different culinary region of he world at Saint Urban.

Two winery restaurants in Washington state were named winners in USA TODAY's 10BEST Awards.