A still-fragile U.S. economy continued its recovery as the wine industry maintained its upswing to mark the 18(th) year of growth

"The wineries went to bed hungry last year, but so did the growers because they didn't have the grapes to sell. Their income was affected, also."

David Kent has moved on from the post of president and CEO of The Wine Group (TWG), which he's held since 2001, to become vice chairman of the wine giant. Brian Vos, who was most recently president of TWG's Underdog Wine & Spirits unit, has replaced Kent as chief executive.

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Though most people think "pinot noir" when asked to name an Oregon grape varietal, in the hotter and sunnier southern half of the state, wineries are producing powerful tempranillos, malbecs and other big reds.

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Megan de Zendegui has been transferred from Florida to lead Quintesssential's salesforce in the Midwest.

Ryan Miller, who started with Quintessential in 2004, has moved from Chicago to the Washington, DC area as the company's first sales manager in that region, covering Delaware, Maryland and Washington, DC, as well as overseeing Virginia and North Carolina.

Quintessential has hired Brian Vaughan to work with Megan de Zendegui in Illinois and Wisconsin.

California's grape crush is the closing chapter in what has become a remarkable growing season for the state's grape growers.

If California wineries crush 4.1 million tons of grapes this fall as expected, it could make this year's harvest the largest since 2009, according to industry experts.

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A ceremony to commemorate the first two full containers of Virginia wine exported to China was held on Monday at the Winery at La Grange in Haymarket, Va.

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The Vintner Group, a wholesaler and importer of fine wines and craft spirits based in Ashland, VA, announces the appointment of Chris Mitchell to Vice President, Supplier Relations.

F. Korbel & Bros. has sold two of its three Sonoma Valley-based wine brands, the latest sign the Guerneville sparkling wine giant is downsizing its still-wine business.

No, this is not a demand for someone to depart. In this case it refers to the sale of wines that have not sold

Snooth-powered wine pairings automatically enhance recipes and Snooth Wine Mentors engage with Springpad's thriving foodie community

Quady Winery announced some prestigious honors awarded to three of their wines and their Vya Vermouth

The first several weeks of the 2012 grape harvest in California's San Joaquin Valley went about as perfectly as one could wish in many regards, with excellent quality, exceptionally good movement and reasonable returns, according to growers and marketers

Chinese consumers drinking wine as an everyday social drink are still only a small part of the market, research has found

Last week, nearly 400 wine writers gathered in Portland, Oregon, for the fifth annual Wine Bloggers' Conference

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Reata Winery is pleased to announce the appointment of Nori Nakamura as winemaker. With his appointment, Nakamura brings a decade of Napa Valley winemaking experience to Reata's award-winning wine portfolio.