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The market for fine wine is complex and illiquid. But easier access to the cloistered world of fine wine is luring more ...

"(I)f we're willing to adapt to an evolving consumer ... we still have a bright future, particularly here for the North Coast ...

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How tariffs damage the wine supply chain American winemakers' primary fear is this ... And it means that the people making alcohol have been prohibited from selling directly to consumers across state ...

By the turn of the century, it could be the new Bordeaux, the French region globally renowned for its red wine. So says the first annual Fine Wines and Restaurants Market Monitor report ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Craig Haarmeyer can sum up chenin blanc, the varietal for which his West Sacramento winery is known, in just four words. “Chardonnay without training wheels.” ...

Australia's wine industry is battling significant annual losses due to powdery and downy mildew and a collaborative effort to find sustainable solutions is underway. Industry bodies and research ...

First, American winemakers rely on imported goods, whether barrels, bottles, corks or winemaking equipment ... The fixed costs of making wine in the United States are higher.

As countries formulate responses to US tariffs, they’re employing a range of tactics beyond retaliatory tariff increases. (Though, to be clear, China is also using tariffs.) China is hitting ...

Weighing just 95g, the aluminium bottle is significantly lighter than a typical glass wine bottle, making it easier to handle and transport and lowering carbon emissions. Aldi UK chief commercial ...

Those in the industry note that making wine isn’t like making widgets ... experts say there is probably not enough supply in the country to meet the demand for imported wines.