As climate change makes heat waves more prevalent, more producers have to combat sunburn in grapes—and the flabby, flat, ...

As regions around the world are pushed to explore heat-tolerant varieties, Mourvèdre has emerged as a particularly ...

Root vegetables are becoming valuable tools behind the bar, offering natural sweetness, richer texture, longer-lasting ...

There is a bright spot in the wine business, and it is largely unsung by many industry members. While alcohol consumption dips to record lows—only 54 percent of adult Americans drink, down from 67 ...

As drinkers look beyond tequila and mezcal, bartenders and producers are betting on sotol, a traditional Mexican spirit made from the Dasylirion plant. Photos courtesy of Casa Lotos Sotol. “It’s still ...

Balance sheet projections have become nearly impossible. “We can’t solve problems in advance because we don’t know what’s happening,” says Daminao Sorato, the vice president of on-trade sales for ...

As Germany shifts to a new geographically based wine law ahead of the 2026 vintage, industry professionals are grappling with what the overhaul means for Qualitätswein and Prädikate wines. Photo ...

Access LIVE 2026 highlighted practical solutions powered by cross-tier cooperation. Photo courtesy of Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America. This advertising content was produced in collaboration with ...

The wine market today is more crowded than ever. In some ways, that’s a good thing; buyers and consumers across the country have access to an incredible variety of wines from around the world. However ...

Is the wine industry finally turning a corner? Photo credit: Adobe Stock. The perennially anticipated Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) “State of the U.S. Wine Industry” report, published today, comes on the ...

In many ways, 2025 turned out to be the challenge everyone expected. Tariffs, and their resulting effect on the economy, rattled bars and brands both: prices rose, access to various supplies was ...

A cloud of negativity covers a brewing industry roiled by erratic tariffs, spiking costs, declining consumer confidence, and constant thunderclaps of consolidations and closures. Last year, legacy ...