Wine tourism now accounts for a quarter of global winery revenue // (Most) Fizz Flatlines Ahead of the Holiday Season

More than half of wineries plan to invest further as visitor numbers rise, according to the 2025 Global Wine Tourism Report.

Tips for indie wine shops that want to maximize holiday sales, why elderly Savvy B should be on everyone’s Christmas list, how the “wine surplus” could be nixed in a flash.

A well-known California winemaker’s daughter has co-opted part of her father’s vineyard for a project of her own.

Legal Loophole/Tax-Avoidance Scheme Hurts California Growers

When an Authority acts as a hearing office, judge, jury, and appeals court against itself, you should be alarmed.

This paper examines the effects of tariffs along the supply chain using product-level data from a large U.S. wine importer in the context of the 2019-2021 U.S. tariffs on European wines.

During the recent assembly of Federmosti and MUST -- respectively the Italian and European associations of concentrated and rectified grape must producers, both managed by Bertagni Consulting srl -- special attention was devoted to the evolution of wine labeling, in light of European regulations and the growing expectations of consumers regarding transparency.

Lessons from Canada

Verona, Italy-based winery Pasqua has invested heavily in the U.S. market in recent years, and the company has seen its efforts pay off, with the Pasqua brand recently earning Impact “Hot Prospect” honors after reaching 64,000 cases on 15% growth.

California senator calls on Legislature to aid winegrowers amid falling grape prices and demand, leaving crops unharvested.

Wine has a reputation.

A new breakthrough study by Wine Market Council looked at why many consumers don’t choose wine.

Hill-Smith Family Estates has all the resources to trial new grape varieties to combat climate change. The problem is the consumer.

Vines at the University of Adelaide’s Waite Campus vineyard will be pulled out to make way for different clones and varieties, in a redevelopment that will help the university adapt to the changing climate and prepare its students for the evolving industry.

Ageworthy Lugana offers an affordable substitute for white Burgundy.

This interesting wood-aged sauvignon blanc has a creaminess thanks to barrel-aging, but its lime, kiwi, and papaya notes are decidedly unoaked.

Wine lovers planning to cruise together now have a new option.

From wine country weekends to strolls downtown, Lodi's charm continues to draw visitors even when wallets tighten. Regardless, a push to bring more people to what's known as the winegrape capital of the world is at the city's forefront.

The 44th annual Wine Spectator event demonstrated the power of wine to unite people from around the globe in divided times.

The EHCO Association for children and disabilities in Côte d’Or and the Robert-Debré Institute for Childrens’ Brains, are the two charities committed to helping children with disabilities and health issues that will be represented by these ambassadors on November 16 for the 165th auction.