Wine-Searcher Gets a New Owner // Chateaux Parnay and Princé lose the architect of their €45-million vision, Régis Vincenot

Wine-Searcher looks to a new future with GLX U.S. Inc., which has become our new owner.

Régis Vincenot passed away suddenly at the age of 73.

A newly-formed investment company will purchase Veritas Vineyards & Winery, known for its stellar wine tourism offering, as the producer's British founders retire.

Spirits distributor Amber Beverage UK has announced the appointment of Selene Cakmak-Rathee as marketing director and Nick Duncan as UK sales director.

Another brick fell out of the three-tier system's anti-free trade wall this week, after a court case in Ohio. Read the latest wine news & opinion on wine-searcher

A new study uses data to paint a picture of the backbone of Napa's agricultural and wine economy.

Spain's wine production dropped 7.1% in the 2025/26 campaign. Exports fell 7.7% and domestic consumption declined 4.3% amid shifting market conditions.

A response to Wine Spectator's—and the industry's—hand-wringing over young people and their wine-drinking habits.

Brighter weather has helped to drag On-Premise drinks sales growth back in line with inflation, after storms and anxieties about costs held back footfall over Easter.

In an Australian first, two South Australian wine grape growers are trialling an ancient variety from Cyprus that is reducing water consumption and reconnecting them to their Mediterranean roots.

Summit Agro’s new product development focus aims to grow the market for biocontrols while simultaneously extending the market life of synthetic chemistries.

Paso Robles wine industry leaders are launching a coordinated campaign aimed at attracting younger consumers as wineries across the region adapt to changing drinking habits and evolving trends in tourism.

As markets around the world roil, some investors are looking to diversify their portfolios with fine wine.

Data and AI strategist Joanna Dabrowska sets out where the true value of AI is in helping take the wine industry to the next technological level.

“Human ingenuity and technology cannot violate thermodynamics and physics.”

Urban wineries are turning pockets of industrial London into hubs of creative fermentation, their playful, low-intervention releases winning fans far beyond the capital

Moores Hill Estate in Tasmania is for sale as a going concern including the vineyards, winery and cellar door.

How Napa’s Wine Boom Reached Its Limits—and What Happens Next

Etna is like an immense housecat that quietly purrs and every now and then wakes up, yawns, stretches with lazy slowness and, with a distracted swipe of its paw, covers now one valley now another, obliterating villages, vineyards and gardens.

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