A former senior executive from The Wine Tasting Network, a Napa wine company and a division of 1-800-Flowers.com, is wanted as a fugitive after failing to appear in federal court Monday on charges of fraud.
The Oregon House has given its stamp of approval to a bill to regulate winery activities on farmland. Senate Bill 841 now has sailed through both chambers without a "no" vote.
A key state Senate Republican is expected to make public Tuesday his long-awaited version of a plan to privatize sales of wine and liquor in Pennsylvania.
The two global leaders in wine packaging, Amorim and O-I, today announced at Vinexpo the launch of HELIX, an innovative cork-glass wine packaging solution for the popular premium, fast turnaround still wine segment.
The term "wine country" is not often associated with Alabama's humid climate and terrain, but two vineyards in the Auburn area are quickly making a name for themselves in the state's emerging wine scene.
Ohio currently has about 162 wineries which yield more then one million gallons of wine every year. The wine industry in Ohio has grown significantly over the last 10 years, but the history goes back farther then that.
The general message from the four panelists wasn't so much that the wine industry needs to be using social media -- presumably they already knew that -- but how best to use the tools available.
Having been in the business for 40 years, Nan Bailly knows the challenges of growing grapes in Minnesota. "I would say three out of five years I lose a significant portion of my crop," Nan said. For her, that's part of the appeal.
But there's a third, more amorphous business model for winemaking success. A few Oregon families have created companies that integrate winemaking into a larger vision.
Baby Boomers can't dominate the wine market forever, so startups like Uproot Wines are now chasing the Millennial market with a tech-centric and irreverent approach.
Bordeaux's oldest wine ranking, the Grands Cru Classés en 1855, is applying for the same UNESCO World Heritage status as the climats of Burgundy, and the cellars of Champagne.
After a successful tenure as an entomology professor and researcher at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, Marshall W. Johnson added a 10-year capstone to his career as UC Cooperative Extension specialist and research entomologist in the Department of Entomology at UC Riverside.
More than 20 local wineries hailing from southwest Washington and surrounding communities will gather at the first-ever Craft Winefest of Vancouver on June 21-23 in Esther Short Park.