The Round-Up City is on the map as the birthplace for groundbreaking work in harvesting wine grapes and tree fruit. Jeff Lorton of the Future Farm Project at the Pendleton Unmanned Aircraft System Test Range, says Digital Harvest CEO Young Kim has found a way to mesh virtual reality with robotics to delicately pick the fruit

Mallya had shown key Diageo executives - including Ivan Menezes, its then chief operating officer - a ledger containing details of payments to various companies which were then diverted to Kingfisher

"It was untenable. They were planting it everywhere. They were planting a lot of it in Paso."

for those who care, good rosés, made conscientiously, are out there. The best - the sort of rosés that can age and evolve like any other good wine - have risen in price. But for roughly $15 to $20, the sweet spot for good value in wine, you can find remarkable rosés from many corners of the wine-producing world

Rosé has shown strong growth over the past year and is outpacing overall US wine growth, a trend which will ramp up during the summer months thanks to the pink drink's light and versatile appeal, says Nielsen.

the aromas were reconstituted by combining aroma compounds in the synthetic wine, and sensory descriptive analysis was used to verify the chemical data. Fatty acid ethyl esters, acetate esters, and ?-damascenone were found with higher OAVs in the more fruity-smelling sample of Helan Mountain rather than Shangri-La

Wineries are meeting a worldwide environmental challenge to drastically conserve water, harnessing technology and challenging notions about irrigation.

Far Niente Wine Estates has purchased a 60-acre Napa Valley vineyard planted primarily to cabernet sauvignon grapes

Andrew Jefford salutes a region facing - and embracing - change

Coravin's CEO, Fred Levy, has bold ambitions for the brand and wants to turn the gadget into "the Nespresso of wine" used in kitchens all over the world

Five men have been jailed for their part in a failed attempt to break into the wine cellar of famed collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil, who was threatened with a Kalashnikov rifle and had his fingers broken during the terrifying ordeal in 2014.

During the 1850s gold rush, vineyard owners used an army of enslaved Native American workers

Napa-based Wine RayZyn Company - which launched in January 2016 banking on the inspiration to turn dried wine grapes into a snack - this week reported reaching distribution in more than 1,500 stores as well as breaking into international markets and some restaurants

compared to the 2015 campaign, a direct result of this year's price increases and lacklustre demand from domestic consumers.

and there is hope that lesser vintages might start to follow a similar upward trend. The estate's second wine, Pavillon Rouge, is also proving a savvy investment

on the back of strong demand from West Coast importers, distributors and growers.

Diego Recinos-Walsh made his way down a long trellis guiding the growth of grapevines on the Huntley Vineyard at Cal Poly Pomona on a recent morning

Following the announcement last week of the Clos Rougeard purchase by Martin and Olivier Bouygues, Decanter.com can confirm that Hervé Berland, CEO of Château Montrose in St Estèphe, will extend his role to also oversee the Loire estate

How to showcase an icon wine? First, bring together the wealthiest visionary of Argentina, a world celebrated Patagonian chef and a renowned Italian born wine consultant. Next, uncork several magnums of the 2015 vintage on the tranquil grounds of a Bordeaux château. Billionaire Argentinian Alejandro Bulgheroni owns multiple wineries, including Renwood in California, Château Suau in Bordeaux, a few in Tuscany (including Dievole) as well as in Argentina (Argento, Bodega Vistalba) and a new venture in Patagonia that will be the southernmost winery in the world

"Vineyards from central Chile are investing more and more in this area, escaping from climate change. There is a real opportunity to do great Pinot Noir here... It needs the acidity of the south"

There's a divergence between "soft" measures of sentiment and "hard" data. Partisan leanings offer an explanation

Senate Republicans on Thursday unveiled their ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill, just a week before an expected vote.