When it comes to farming, teikei is the Japanese word for what a growing number of locals are consuming.

People will say "wow" when they first set foot in John Burtka's new big, yet cozy, winery and brewery in downtown Jackson, he said Thursday.

Officially launched in November, Amazon Wine features shopping tools to help customers in 15 states and Washington, D.C., buy wine online.

People will say "wow" when they first set foot in John Burtka's new big, yet cozy, winery and brewery in downtown Jackson

While red blends seem to dominate the St. Louis market, the number of white blends appears to be on the rise. Much of the selection of these white combinations tends to be very fruity, floral wines that are often off dry or a little sweet.

Grapes need most of their water from late fall into early spring

the bill doesn't have much chance of passage, or even a hearing, unless Minnesotans get engaged

The lineup of speakers for the overall program will include successful Nebraska grape growers, winemakers, grape enthusiasts and experts from Nebraska and neighboring states

Dozens of firefighters from several departments dealt with below freezing temperatures Thursday as they fought a fire that brought down a Kasota landmark

For one Heartland business the drought did more good than harm. "This year's been fantastic," Chris West, owner of West Winery said.

The drought was one of the most stressful agriculture seasons the Midwest has ever seen.

Some Oklahomans have been growing grapes for several years, and this relatively new agricultural option continues to grow in popularity.

Downtown Fine Spirits & Wines opens Thursday in a building Huesgen owns on the southeast corner of Colorado and Wahsatch avenues, at 103 S. Wahsatch, in Colorado Springs

The Colorado Association for Viticulture and Enology (CAVE) finished off its most successful VinCO Conference last week by honoring four members of its community as official Friends of Colorado Wine.

It's now called the North Dakota Grape and Wine Association, and the state's growers and vintners are again working toward a direct-to-retail marketing agenda in the North Dakota State Legislature.

To keep business decent, some wineries in the Valley try to make themselves stand out to keep visitors headed their way. Carlson Vineyards offers a seasonal hot drink and keeps their hours the same year round to help with winter business.

But don't forget cheap vodka and wine in a box. Those are also big sellers in the Cowboy State, state records show.

Fog or not, Randy Sarvis, the proprietor of ChrisaMari Vineyards and a reluctant expert in the ferocity of his state's tempestuous climate, was at work, as he usually is these days. Three out of the last four seasons have brought weather bad enough to destroy Sarvis' crop.

Larry Saliterman filed his lawsuit against the Jordan Vineyard and its national sales director, Chris Avery, in Pitkin County Court on Jan. 8.

Missouri's Wine and Grape Tax Credit is praised by wine makers as one of the reasons that industry is growing in the Show Me State. The industry has an impact of over a billion dollars a year on the state and directly or indirectly impacts over 14,000 jobs, according to Mt. Pleasant winery owner Chuck Dressel.