New wine-bottling services offered in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin

Taking the idea of modernizing the family farm and mixing it with a few vineyards, the Base's are hoping a few sour grapes will turn their one-acre vineyard into a profitable business

Wineries have sprouted in Iowa faster than grapes on a vine in spring. Ten years ago, there were 18 wineries in the state. Now, there are nearly 100

Every woman knows that a day with your friends is refreshment for your soul - and Stone Bluff Cellars winery near Haskell is hosting a Girlfriend Getaway Saturday that will refresh you and benefit Tulsa DVIS/Call Rape, winery spokeswoman Dee Selby said.

DrinkLocalWine.com, an organization I co-founded four years ago with Dallas-based wine writer Jeff Siegel, held its fourth annual conference last weekend in Denver, bringing together bloggers from as far away as New York and California to explore Colorado wine. Not to sound too self-serving, but I think it's fair to say this was the best conference yet.

Immediate Statewide Representation Planned for Leading Wine & Spirits Importer & Marketer

The state Attorney General's office has approved ballot language aimed at allowing the sale of wine in certain Oklahoma grocery stores

The March warmth proved to be the undoing of Iowa's grape crop, as about half of the grapes may have been damaged in the frost this week, according to Iowa State University viticulturist Mike White

While many Minnesotans have welcomed the early spring weather, the atypical temperatures have not been warmly received by all.

Freezing temperatures are expected across much of Iowa overnight, which could cause some major problems for fruit growers in the state. Paul Domoto, a horticulture professor at Iowa State University, says the amount of damage will depend on temperatures.