A company spokesman says hundreds of customers at custom-crush winery could lose their wines

Will this be the summer of our content?

acquisition of the assets of Illinois importer and distributor, Vintage Wines, LLC. The companies will combine their efforts in Illinois and operate as Vintage Wines

Amid intense pressure from the onslaught of New World wines over the past decade, one of France's pioneering brands in the U.S. market, Georges Duboeuf, has lost more than half its volume, slipping from 1.1 million cases in 2002 to around 400,000 currently. Still, Duboeuf, imported by Deutsch Family Wine & Spirits, remains among the leading French players in the U.S

"People spend a lifetime building a winery and vineyard, and then they have to end up selling either the winery or the vineyard to keep the rest of the property."

The board approved a joint powers agreement to facilitate up to $10 million of bond funding for "the acquisition, rehabilitation, construction, improvement and equipping" of a 40,000-square-foot wine manufacturing facility

Today we are hitting increasing headwinds to expect a return to the kind of growth we saw in the wine business over the past 20 years

People Report Workforce Index shows dip in 3Q, but continued challenges ahead

The company's third brand will release a 2011 vintage Cabernet Sauvignon.

With $350,000 in startup money, Parsons' crew crushed mostly Colorado grapes in a Denver alley and shipped wine bottles labeled not with chateaus and grapevines but a grittier, graffiti-like etching of a chimpanzee

Gamay noir has taken a foothold in Oregon, and a growing number of wineries are cultivating this grape and producing some wonderful wines from it.

A trip to Sonoma County Wine Country conjures images of family-owned wineries where visitors can stroll in for tastings at their leisure.

Chardonnay from the Carneros region benefits from the cooling breezes and proximity to the San Pablo Bay

Plus, thieves direct ship $200,000 of Canadian wine into the back of their truck, and Italian vintners go to Washington

Proponents suspend their signature petition drive seeking to put on the ballot a proposed change to the state constitution that would allow wine to be sold in grocery stories in Oklahoma's 15 largest counties. They will try again next year.

"When people are happy, they're going to drink. When people are sad, they're going to drink."

The Met Opera manager sings the praises of wines from the Rhône and Sardinia

CCOF and Oregon Tilth join forces to build membership, streamline operations

Accolade Wines has implemented a radical shake-up which sees Australian Vintage's Paul Schaafsma move over to head up the UK business and Ted Popov lead mainland Europe.

Australia's advertising standards watchdog has today handed down a landmark decision relating to the Facebook page of Diageo, which found companies must take responsibility for offensive comments or material posted on their pages by the public