After more than 2,000 years of history—and 100 years since becoming Spain’s first designation of origin—Rioja DOCa is proving ...

The sticker price of America’s most popular cocktail reveals more than just the rising cost of agave and lime—it includes ...

By applying thoughtful innovation to her winemaking, De Iulis Pepe sees Emidio Pepe’s role evolving into lauded ambassadors for a new generation of Abruzzo wine.

Tasting rooms are shuttering and visitation numbers are down across many states, but wineries are still betting on ...

Michael Cook, a viticulturist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, jokes about the summertime weather in Dallas-Fort Worth: “What’s the difference between day and night? Nothing. The lights go ...

Tedd joins Bronco WIne Co. with more than three decades of industry experience. He recently served as the chief sales officer of Taub Family Companies, where he played a pivotal role in driving growth ...

As non-alcoholic wine rapidly gains ground, producers are working to figure out how winemaking changes when alcohol is taken ...

A variety of factors have stunted South African wines’ growth in the U.S. market, but professionals believe there’s no time like the present for getting to know what this country has to offer. Photo ...

Photo illustration by Jeff Quinn. “Passing the Master Sommelier exam is everything you think it’s going to be and more,” says Pete Bothwell, the New York City–based East Coast sales manager for ...

On a recent morning, winemaker and owner Julie Johnson shows off the scruffy edges of her vineyard and the hedgerows lining the driveway at Napa’s Tres Sabores. “I have 15 varieties of pomegranate,” ...

As the country decides on its political future, the U.S. alcohol industry debates which outcome is more likely to reignite a trade war. Photo credit: Adobe Stock, and SevenFifty Daily Staff. When ...

Botrytis, or noble rot, can skirt the line between beneficial and detrimental for winemakers. Photo courtesy of Kracher Fine Wine. Any fruit or vegetable is, under the wrong conditions, subject to rot ...