Why Wine And Spirits Tariffs Are Bad For American Business // Nonprofit Asian Wine Association of America Forms

A proposed 200% tariff on European wine and spirits threatens U.S. restaurants, retailers, and distributors, jeopardizing jobs and the broader wine industry economy.

The Asian Wine Association of America champions the wines and heritage of Asian American and Asian vintners in the US through advocacy, community, engagement, and professional development.

The Environmental Protection Agency will review the definition of “waters of the United States,” pledging to follow a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that shortened the reach of the Clean Water Act.

The 200% tariff would be applied to European wine, champagne and spirits.

Napa’s smallest wineries say strict rules are squeezing them out — now, the county is considering long-awaited changes that could decide their future.

Two-thirds of independent German wine producers are in trouble, according to industry experts. What brought on this crisis, and how are wineries adapting to stay afloat?

A group of West Coast Senators has introduced a bill to fund research into how to protect vine growers in California, Oregon and Washington from damage caused by smoke taint.

The possibilities with Rias Baixas Albariño are still being discovered as more producers flock to this rainy corner of Green Spain.

Elk Run Vineyards and Winery, which was bonded in 1983, can stack its history up against a large majority of East Coast producers.

Researchers demonstrate a method for assessing how rising seas could raise groundwater levels, potentially transmitting flood hazards far inland.

Spain, which is nearing the end of a years-long drought, can expect such dry spells to become increasingly "frequent and severe" due to global warming, according to a scientific report published Thursday.

In 2010, the U.S. had just become the world’s top wine-consuming nation. A recession and a global wine glut had left us reeling, but still thirsty.

Terry Theise brings a new perspective to the task of welcoming new drinkers to the sometimes baffling and intimidating world of fine wine.

Willamette Valley Vineyards founder Jim Bernau said uncertainty caused by Trump’s tariffs is making consumers spend less and has destabilized the U.S. wine industry.

spiritsEUROPE, the body for the European spirit industry, said it was 'deeply alarmed' by the renewed threat of tariffs on wine and spirits.

Some Finger Lakes wineries are preparing for the possible impacts of the escalating trade war between the United States and Canada.

Longtime Realm Cellars winemaker Benoit Touquette today announced he will transition to a new strategic consulting role that will allow him more time to focus on creative initiatives as well as devote time to personal winemaking projects Teeter-Totter and Fait-Main.

Kevin White Winery is winding down. The winery will sell through its to-be-released wines from '23 and '24 before closing in Spring 2026.

Noticeably improved market activity: Where and on what?

These were some of the concepts discussed at WineBusiness’ annual WiVi conference in Paso Robles on March 13.