Afternoon Brief, October 15
As Wine Sales Soften, What Will Happen to the World’s Coopers? Cooperage, the art of transforming a tree into a barrel, is a trade in peril. Here’s how artisan operations are weathering the storm...
Chateau Montelena’s Matthew Crafton Named VinePair’s 2026 Wine Professional of the Year
President and Winemaker honored in VinePair’s annual Next Wave Awards during the 50th anniversary year of the Judgment of Paris October 15, 2026 (Calistoga, CA) — Chateau Montelena today announced [...]
Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation Announces Its New Name to Better Reflect Its Regional Impact
October 15, 2026 (Miramar Beach, FL) — The Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation has become the Northwest Florida Children’s Foundation (NFCF), representing its 21 years of investment in systemic change [...]
“Vines, Views & Vibes: Harvest” with Chef-Vintner Dustin Valette at Roof 106
Chef-Vintner Dustin Valette Celebrates Harvest Season on Healdsburg’s Plaza with an Afternoon of Wine, Rooftop Bites and Live Music Benefiting the V Foundation October 15, 2026 — On Sunday, October [...]
Oregon Wine Board Launches Statewide Oregon Vineyard Atlas Project
New initiative will chart all Oregon vineyard land into a free, interactive 3D atlas, launching summer 2027 October 15, 2026 (Portland, OR) — The Oregon Wine Board (OWB) has launched a [...]
Stags Leap District Cabernet Collaboration Celebrates the Power of Winemaking Together
An evolving team of winemakers comes together each vintage to create one Cabernet Sauvignon representing the collective spirit of the iconic Napa Valley appellation October 15, 2026 (Stags Leap District [...]
Deconstructing The Four Horsemen Wine List: A Country-by-Country, Region-by-Region Breakdown
An in-depth analysis of The Four Horsemen's natural wine list: bottle counts and prices by country, region, and color, plus the most expensive, cheapest, and most interesting bottles.
Gstaad Wine & Food Festival Announces New Additions to Its World-Class Roster of Chefs, Winemakers and 2027 Programming
Le Grand Bellevue Will Serve as the Festival’s Host Hotel, Welcoming Guests to its Luxurious Alpine Setting in the Heart of Gstaad October 15, 2026 (Gstaad, CH) — Château d’Esclans [...]
Tommasi, the Time of Amarone. The Family Library Is Born and the 2017 Vintage Returns in a Special Edition
From the family cellar comes a collector’s box set featuring three vintages of Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, alongside a special edition of the 2017 vintage inspired by the world of [...]
Next Wave Awards Nonprofit of the Year: AAPI Food & Wine
In 2020, Lois and Dave Cho became the first Korean American winemakers in Oregon when they launched CHO Wines in the Willamette Valley. The fast-growing winery quickly amassed a following and received critical acclaim, but they kept fielding the same…
Next Wave Awards Wine Professional of the Year: Matt Crafton
In 2003, Matt Crafton arrived at his first interview for a winery job in a full suit and tie. He’d just received an economics degree from the University of Virginia but yearned for a hands-on career with room for creativity. A total greenhorn in the wine…
Next Wave Awards Winery of the Year: 00 Wines
In an industry with as much history and tradition as wine, producers are often eager to share how many generations their family has been in the business, how old and storied their estate is, or their impressive resume of winemaking education and experience…
How Terroir Radically Elevates The Best Pinot Noir
How the geography of the vineyard and much more affects quality and taste!
Sicily, Land of Unmatched Hospitality, Is the International Wine Region of the Year
Sicily has a winemaking tradition spanning at least 27 centuries and 17 civilizations, and its wines have never been better. The post Sicily, Land of Unmatched Hospitality, Is the International Wine Region of the Year appeared first on Wine Enthusiast .
Everyone Is Freaking Out About El Niño—Except California Winemakers
They all love rain, and an early harvest means vintners are better prepared for a wet winter than ever. The post Everyone Is Freaking Out About El Niño—Except California Winemakers appeared first on Wine Enthusiast .
Niagara wine industry divided as harvest begins
Niagara wine industry divided as harvest begins
The Decisions That Will Define Wine in 2027
Vineyard acreage, ownership strategy, technology investment, and limited resources are forcing wine businesses to make choices that may shape far more than the year ahead. The wine industry has spent [...]
Record early harvest in Champagne: visit to Thomas Cheurlin in Côte des Bar
We arrived in Côte des Bar, Champagne’s southernmost sub region, on August 25 and assumed the harvest would be in full swing. (Read more on Côte des Bar and Champagne Vaucelle in this BKWine Magazine article.) But no, it had just finished. “It was a very…
Under 30s Wine Trade Sips: Delaney, 26
To help spread the word that wine is for everyone, we ask Zoomers working in the wine industry – bars, restaurants, cellars and retail – to share their experience of a bottle they love.
Winery restaurants dominate Michelin Guide debut in SA
More than 70 South Australian restaurants have become the first in the nation to be recognised by the world-renowned Michelin Guide, with a total of six winery-based restaurants receiving coveted Michelin stars. Following months of anonymous inspections, five…
Amy C. Gross Releases Holiday Wine Sales Playbook to Help Wineries Use AI in Their Own Voice
October 14, 2026 (Houston, TX) — Amy C. Gross, who has worked in artificial intelligence and wine since 2011, has released the Holiday Wine Sales Playbook, a free guide that [...]
Domaine Carneros Unveils Its Elegant 2026 Holiday Gift Collection
Boxed Sparkling Wine and Pinot Noir Sets, Gourmet Pairings, and Gifts to Make Memories October 14, 2026 (Napa, CA) — Domaine Carneros, the award-winning California grower-producer of Méthode Traditionnelle sparkling [...]
Afternoon Brief, October 14
Want to Sell Wine to Gen Z? Use Gen Z: If wineries really want to capture the upcoming generation, they must do on their terms...
How is the new Canadian sparkling wine, Fracette, poised to take on Champagne, Prosecco and Cava? John Boynton, CEO of Arterra Wines, reveals the strategy
Introduction France has Champagne. Italy has Prosecco. Spain has Cava. So what’s the new Canadian sparkling wine style that’s just launched? Will Canadians remain loyal to domestic wines once American wines return to store shelves? Is the wine industry making…
Inside California’s Most Overlooked Wine Region | Kristina Filippi | Barrels & Roots
I sat down with Kristina Filippi, the winemaker at Wilson Creek Winery and Vineyards in Temecula, California. We talk about why Temecula’s hot days and cool ...
As Wine Sales Soften, What Will Happen to the World’s Coopers?
Cooperage, the art of transforming a tree into a barrel, is a trade in peril. Here’s how artisan operations are weathering the storm. The post As Wine Sales Soften, What Will Happen to the World’s Coopers? appeared first on Wine Enthusiast .
Andy Rothbaum Joins Walla Walla Winery Pursued by Bear as National Sales Manager
October 14, 2026 (Walla Walla, WA) — Pursued by Bear, the Walla Walla Winery founded in 2005 by actor and Yakima native Kyle MacLachlan, has appointed Andy Rothbaum National Sales [...]
Music in the Vineyards and Aeternum
Return with Christmas in the Vineyards, Adding a Free Concert for Children October 14, 2026 (Napa, CA) — Music in the Vineyards (MITV) and Aeternum announce that Christmas in the [...]
California wine label shuts down tasting room, sells off inventory after 20-year run: ‘Pulled the trigger’
California wine label shuts down tasting room, sells off inventory after 20-year run: ‘Pulled the trigger’
Gusbourne Marks 20th Vintage with Limited-Edition Art Label
October 14, 2026 — Gusbourne has announced a limited-edition release of its Blanc de Blancs 2016 to mark the estate’s two decades of winemaking, featuring original artwork by artist Lily [...]
12 of the Best Barolos That Are Ready to Drink Now
Barolo, one of the most celebrated wines of Italy, conjures up powerful, tannic reds from the Nebbiolo grape that need many years of aging before they can even begin to be enjoyed. But while that’s the popular wisdom, it’s not necessarily the case. Last month…
OpEd: Activating the “Yes” Agenda
Today’s wine industry is under siege, on defense, and in crisis. Taxes, tariffs, unfair competition, generational change, climate disasters, Prohibitionism, and other challenges are taking their toll. We’re using all [...]
The VinePair Podcast: Evolving a Wine Brand Over Time
Barefoot Wine is one of the most instantly recognizable brands in the beverage industry. Owned by E&J Gallo Winery since 2005, the brand has become known for its approachable and casual take on winemaking and selling. Founder Davis Bynum made Barefoot’s first…
Highlights: Champagne Taittinger Brut Millésimé 2015 France
This is really impressive. I admit, I wasn’t expecting it to be this good. Champagne Taittinger Brut Millésimé 2015 France12.5%
Giant Steps and Xanadu crowned nation’s best Chardonnay and Cabernet
The Giant Steps 2024 Tarraford Vineyard Chardonnay from the Yarra Valley and the Xanadu 2024 Cabernet Sauvignon from Margaret River have been named Australia's best Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon respectively at the 2026 James Halliday Australian…
Central Otago wineries head to Australia for ‘Pure Pours’ festival
Following sold-out events across Australia in 2025, ‘Pure Pours: Central Otago Wine Festival’ is returning this October, bringing an expanded line-up of 22 Central Otago wineries touring Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Each city will host a roaming tasting…
What’s New in Finance and Markets with AWG’s Tim Allen
Small Fortune podcast host Carol Collison invited her friend Tim Allen, the founder of accounting firm AWG (Allen Wine Group) to join her for a conversation about a number of topics in wine industry finance including: the sale of his firm to a national…
Pedro Parra: We need to replant Burgundy, the system isn’t working
A rare London appearance by leading terroir consultant turned winemaker, Pedro Parra, for a seminar and tasting tied to the publication of the second edition of his book Terroir Footprints turned into a troubling look at the future of winemaking in the face…
German wine harvest expected to be smallest since 2010
German wine harvest expected to be smallest since 2010
The MICHELIN Guide will unveil its first MICHELIN grapes selection for Champagne on February 4, 2027
After Burgundy and Bordeaux, two of the most iconic cradles of French wine, the MICHELIN Guide continues the rollout of the MICHELIN grapes across the great wine-producing regions that shape the country's viticultural identity. - - On February 4, 2027, it…
The Prisoner Wine Co. Uncorks Its 4th Annual ‘Corrections’ Napa Red Blend
The Prisoner Wine Co. Uncorks Its 4th Annual ‘Corrections’ Napa Red Blend
Champagne in a can: Can RTD attract new consumers?
Champagne in a can could create new drinking occasions for premium drinks brands. Tavern's Cannes Royale launch highlights the potential of RTDs, alongside questions around consumer recruitment and preserving Champagne's premium appeal.
Preface Wine Celebrates Its Grand Opening in Pineapple Grove with Champagne for Every Guest and a World Series Eve Kickoff
The Delray Beach wine shop by day, wine bar by night opens its grand opening weekend Thursday, October 22, with “Wine & Baseball: Starting Lineup,” an eight-seat tasting on the [...]
How Argentina Became a Wine Superpower
Argentine wine sales to America grew 100 times. In between, Argentina went broke.Our Vintage Chart — every major region, every recent vintage, one page: http...
What’s the future for Bordeaux wine?
What’s the future for Bordeaux wine?
Bernardus Winery Debuts America’s First Single-Vineyard Alcohol-Removed Sparkling Wine for the 2026 Solheim Cup
2025 Bernardus Blanc de Blancs Griva Vineyard Premium Alcohol Removed Sparkling Wine October 13, 2026 (Carmel Valley, CA) — Bernardus Winery has released the 2025 Blanc de Blancs Griva Vineyard [...]
Waterloo Container Takes Leading Role in Shaping Future of New York’s Wine and Craft Beverage Marketplace
Company joins state leadership and industry partners in New York City to advocate for practical modernization, expanded market access and new opportunities for growth. October 13, 2026 (Seneca Falls, NY) [...]
Vineyard in Xizang becomes world’s highest-altitude large-scale grape base
Vineyard in Xizang becomes world's highest-altitude large-scale grape base
Why Great Wine Is Made in the Vineyard | Round Pond Estate | Harvest 2026 Ep. 3
In Episode 3 of The Journey of the Grape: Harvest 2026, we head to Round Pond Estate in Rutherford, Napa Valley, to see why truly great wine starts long befo...
Is Robinson-Patman Back? What the Southern Glazer’s Settlement Means for the Wine Industry
For decades, the Robinson-Patman Act has been something of a sleeping giant in U.S. competition law. Enacted in 1936 to address concerns that large retail chains were receiving preferential pricing that put smaller businesses…
Bring Your Winery’s Reputation to the NOLO Table with Solos Technology
If consumers are drinking less alcohol, how can wineries make sure they’re still choosing wine? Matt Hughes, General Manager of Solos Technology USA, a company that specializes in patented natural [...]
LVMH’s wine-and-spirits sales continue to grow
LVMH has continued to see its wine-and-spirits sales improve, recording its third consecutive quarter of growth from the division.
Podcast 843 – Csaba Szakál, Proprietor, En Garde Winery, Atlas Peak AVA, Napa & Sonoma – Life Between the Vines
The En Garde Tasting room is located in Kenwood, Sonoma County, and Csaba Szakál is making more than half of his wine from Napa Valley...
You Think You Know Châteauneuf-du-Pape? Think Again!
My Everyday Go-To Wine Glass: https://amzn.to/3OAQAcW My Favorite Champagne Wine Glass: https://amzn.to/3qhMLRF One of My Favorite Wine Glasses: https...
NADA Drop® Introduces New Retail-Ready Packaging and Display Program for Wine and Spirits Retailers
Patented wine-pouring accessory is now available in an attractive 20-disc consumer pouch with a convertible point-of-sale display; NADA Drop invites retailers to participate in a Retail Market Test Program on [...]
Beyond Champagne: Why Gusbourne Is leading England’s sparkling wine revolution
Beyond Champagne: Why Gusbourne Is leading England’s sparkling wine revolution
Quietly Iconic at 36: Passport to Dry Creek Valley
As the wine world evolves, one of California’s most storied wine regions is growing its community, welcoming new wineries and designing its signature event, APRIL 23-25, 2027, for loyal fans [...]
The Oldest Premium Winery in California Was Started by a Count
In the 1850s, a flamboyant Hungarian immigrant arrived in Sonoma, bought hundreds of acres, and started calling himself the Count of Buena Vista. He also set out to prove California could make world-class wine. Agoston Haraszthy’s winery is still pouring…
Why California Wineries Are Giving Away Pinot Noir – This Week Uncorked Episode 117
California producers are giving away premium Pinot Noir as the bulk wine market struggles, Oregon’s Rogue Valley has been named USA TODAY’s #1 Best Wine Regi...
Henry Tang’s wine collection raises £5m at Christie’s Hong Kong auction
Henry Tang’s wine collection raises £5m at Christie’s Hong Kong auction
Zorzettig Inaugurates Cantina Viva, a New Home for Friulian Wine
In the heart of the Colli Orientali del Friuli, the new winery envisioned by Annalisa Zorzettig brings together production, hospitality and culture, marking a significant new milestone in the company’s [...]
Caiarossa Harvest 2026: Soil Stewardhip and Vineyard Precision in the Face of Climate Extremes
In Riparbella, on the Tuscan coast, careful soil management and parcel-by-parcel vineyard work continue to guide the estate’s approach October 12, 2026 (Riparbella, Italy) — Learning how to manage seasons [...]
La Farra and the Rive di Farra di Soligo: A Privileged Expression of Prosecco Superiore
From the steep hillsides of Farra di Soligo comes a vintage Prosecco that embodies altitude, craftsmanship and a profound connection with the UNESCO World Heritage landscape of Conegliano Valdobbiadene October [...]
E104 Matt Heil Vineyard Update pt 2 | Joe Wagner
Harvest started in JULY?! And apparently, the robots are coming for the vineyards... and maybe a few other things. Our resident vineyard mastermind Matt ...
Berry Bros. & Rudd Launches House of 1698
Britain’s oldest fine wine and spirits merchant reimagines its private client service with House of 1698, opening up a world of experiences and community. October 12, 2026 — Launching on [...]
How to Choose a Wine Analyzer for Your Winery Laboratory
LaboratoryA wine analyzer is a laboratory instrument that measures a wine's chemical properties, such as pH, titratable acidity, sulfur dioxide, organic acids,
Earn Your Credits – Continuing Education Courses Available! – Napa Farm Bureau
The Napa County Farm Bureau is proud to support our agricultural community by offering access to required continuing education (CE) classes for licensed agricul
Winery Reservations: How a Connected Platform Creates a Better Guest Experience
A club member books a tasting, adds a cheese board, and mentions an anniversary. By the time they arrive, your host should know all three.How many systems does
Constellation’s Wine and Spirits Sales Fall 26% in First Half
Constellation’s Wine and Spirits Sales Fall 26% in First Half
Bring Your Winery’s Reputation to the NOLO Table with Solos Technology
If consumers are drinking less alcohol, how can wineries make sure they’re still choosing wine? Matt Hughes, General Manager of Solos Technology USA, a company that specializes in patented natural [...]
7 Chardonnays You Should Try if You Like Big, Oaky Wines
Chardonnay has long been one of the world’s most popular wine grapes. Though it originated in Burgundy, the variety is now grown across every major wine region, and as it spread, many different vinification styles emerged. Despite its versatility, Chardonnay…
Fine Wine News: US buyers maintain lead; DRC top-traded overall
US buyers maintained their lead of purchasing, upping their purchasing on last week. While EU buyers pulled back after a strong week last week, UK… The post Fine Wine News: US buyers maintain lead; DRC top-traded overall appeared first on Liv-ex .
Ribera del Duero vintage report: Brilliant wines of all hues
The best of Ribera...
Côte-Rôtie’s conundrum: Could a Burgundy-style cru system ever work?
A multi-tiered argument...
Tenuta Luce Concludes the 2026 Harvest in Montalcino
Tenuta Luce reflects on the growing season in Montalcino and shares its first impressions of the wines October 9, 2026 (Montalcino, Italy) — The 2026 harvest has come to a [...]
Grape Escapes: The Deep(est) Dive on 2026 Harvest
Grape Escapes: The Deep(est) Dive on 2026 Harvest
Afternoon Brief, October 9
Small Harvest a Blessing for California Wine: Another small harvest is just the shot in the arm an ailing wine industry needs...
New York Sustainable Winegrowing Program Expands Statewide, Welcoming 26 New Certified Vineyards and Wineries
The New York Wine & Grape Foundation unites the state’s two major sustainability certification programs under one banner for the first time October 9, 2026 — The New York Wine [...]
Larson Family Winery Hosts Annual Canine Costume Contest
Barks, Barrels, and Best Dressed October 9, 2026 — Get ready for a paw-some time October 25th 11:00AM-1:00PM. Dress your furry friend in their most creative and adorable costume (you can dress [...]
Wine Noise Pt. VI: Big Wine vs Small Wine | Wine101
Are big wineries the enemy? Are small wineries pure? Let's look at some factors. Subscribe to VinePair’s YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@Vin...
We Found a Campground in the Middle of a Vineyard • Alta Colina • Paso Robles • Wine Bros Uncorked
What happens when you combine a vineyard, a vintage Airstream campground, and a bottle of wine?We’re back at Alta Colina in Paso Robles, California, high ...
Old Mission Clamped Down on Its Wineries, and Now It Owes Them $50 million
Old Mission Clamped Down on Its Wineries, and Now It Owes Them $50 million
What Sideways Film Actually Did to Merlot
Everyone blames one movie line for killing Merlot. The vineyards say otherwise.Our Vintage Chart — every major region, every recent vintage, one page: https:...
The MICHELIN Guide to Unveil Its First Champagne grape Selection on 4th February 2027
The MICHELIN Guide to Unveil Its First Champagne grape Selection on 4th February 2027
Masked robbers steal wine worth over $5m from top Italian vineyard
Masked robbers steal wine worth over $5m from top Italian vineyard
With Over 100,000 Bottles, This Basque Cellar Is Like a Museum for Wine Lovers
Rekondo’s 376-page wine list spans more than 20 countries and reflect the founder's passion for Rioja, Burgundy, and Basque Country wines. The post With Over 100,000 Bottles, This Basque Cellar Is Like a Museum for Wine Lovers appeared first on Wine…
Ep 2802 italian wine in south florida restaurant strategies opportunities with jacqueline pirolo masterclass us wine market
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Thieves make off with €5m haul from prestigious Italian winery
Gang breaks into cellar of Marchesi Antinori in Cortona and loads two trucks with 30,000 bottles before getaway Thousands of bottles of wine worth €5m (£4.2m) have been stolen from a prestigious winery in Tuscany in what is thought to be the biggest heist of…
175 Years of Sparkling: Inside Bouvet Ladubay’s Loire Legacy
Set your navigation southwest from Paris and follow your wine-loving heart to the Loire. There, along the curving river’s central stretch, you’ll find the country’s third-largest wine region: a verdant, chateau-studded valley where waves of vines give birth…
South Australian winemakers claim 12 trophies at 2026 Royal Adelaide Wine Awards
South Australian wineries have claimed 12 of the 26 trophies on offer at the 2026 Royal Adelaide Wine Awards, with the Adelaide Hills having a strong result, taking out Best Pinot Noir and Best Sparkling Wine, while alternative varieties also featured among…
Highlights: Dow’s Vintage Port 2024 Douro, Portugal
Isn’t Port wonderful? And Vintage Port, the pinnacle of the Port world, can even be drunk young. I reckon it’s
Podcast 842 – Jeff Gargiulo, Founder, Gargiulo Vineyards, Oakville AVA, Napa Valley – Life Between the Vines
A tomato farmer from Florida becomes a grape farmer in Napa Valley, not really that surprising. When farming is in your blood, it stays. Jeff...
Whitehall Lane Winery Celebrates National Merlot Day with Sideways Screening & Author Rex Pickett on November 7
Napa Valley’s longtime Merlot loyalists invite guests to explore the role popular cinema played in Merlot’s story October 8, 2026 (St. Helena, CA) — More than twenty years after Sideways [...]
End of winegrape harvest cultivates memories from the vineyard
Kevin Merrill: I was reminded me of how lucky and blessed we were to have the kids grow up on the vineyard and then go on and continue to be
CRŪ Winery Announces Distributor Partnership with Consortium Wine & Spirits in Florida
October 8, 2026 (Soledad, CA) — CRŪ Winery is proud to announce their new distributor partnership with Consortium Wine & Spirits in Florida. This partnership will continue to build CRŪ [...]
Alto Adige Wines Marks 20 Years of U.S. Promotion with Successful New York Walkaround Tasting
Nearly 200 U.S. wine professionals gathered in New York to celebrate two decades of Alto Adige’s presence in one of its most important international markets October 8, 2026 (New York, [...]
The Journey of the Grape | Gloria Ferrer | Harvest 2026 Ep. 1
Harvest is where the story of wine really begins.In Episode 1 of our Harvest 2026 documentary series, I visit Gloria Ferrer and spend time with Kyle Altomare...
Bouchaine Vineyards Awarded ‘Best of Wine Tourism’ Honor by Great Wine Capitals Global Network
October 8, 2026 (Napa, CA) — Bouchaine Vineyards has been awarded a “Best of Wine Tourism” award by the Great Wine Capitals Global Network. One of Wine Country’s most celebrated [...]
Viña Don Melchor Named Official Venue Partner for the 50 Best Vineyards 2026 Awards Ceremony in Chile
Santiago, Chile will host The 50 Best Vineyards 2026, the annual celebration of the best winery and vineyard experiences across the globe. The selection of Viña Don Melchor as Official [...]
The Pollinator’s Forest: Tenute Tomasella and Biodiversity as an Agricultural Heritage
A project that brings biological complexity into the vineyard landscape: trees, flowering plants and pollinating insects become part of an agricultural ecosystem to be preserved and observed October 7, 2026 [...]
Deconstructing the Per Se Wine List: A Country-by-Country, Region-by-Region Breakdown
An in-depth analysis of Per Se's wine list: average bottle prices by country, region, and appellation, plus the most expensive, cheapest, and most fascinating bottles on the list.
How NBA Legend CJ McCollum Turned Wine into the Family Business | Wine Enthusiast Podcast, Ep. 226
McCollum and his wife, Elise, join the WE Podcast to discuss running a family vineyard, the bottle(s) they'd pop if the Hawks took home a championship, and w...
A Vintage Crisis: France’s Wine Industry Faces Historic Low Output
A Vintage Crisis: France's Wine Industry Faces Historic Low Output - Expert View by Spherical Insights
223: Ry Richards – Chappellet Winery
In this episode, I talk with Ry Richards, winemaker at Chappellet on Pritchard Hill, about his circuitous path from selling wine in high school to learning enology on the job and growing into his current leadership role. Ry describes Chappellet's…
European Buyers Became Key Market Support Following US Retreat
Following the withdrawal of US buyers in early-mid 2025, European buyers stepped in, increasing both their market share and nominal spend, according to new analysis… The post European Buyers Became Key Market Support Following US Retreat appeared first on…
Vinitaly.USA Is Bringing 2,500 Italian Wines to New York This October
Take a palatal tour from the ancient volcanic sands of Campania to the quiet medieval town of Montefalco to the high Alpine foothills of Piedmont. Taste the expressive fruit and earth notes of a Barolo (the King of Wines), the complex nuttiness of an aged…
Murray Street Vineyards sold to family-owned A.G. Oatley Wines
Sandy Oatley and his daughter Nicky Oatley of A.G. Oatley Wines have purchased award-winning Barossa Valley winery Murray Street Vineyards at Greenock Estate. The purchase includes the modern winery, the cellar door and vineyard holdings. "Murray Street…
11 top fine wine releases from the US this fall
New releases of the season...
Stoller Wine Group Named a Top Workplace for Fourth Consecutive Year
Family-owned company recognized as only winery across The Oregonian’s 2026 Top Workplaces lists October 7, 2026 (Dayton, OR) — Stoller Wine Group has once again been named a 2026 Top [...]
Afternoon Brief, October 7
How Are Wineries Attracting Today's Consumers?: Consumer habits are changing. Wineries are rethinking how they build loyalty, where they connect with customers, and how they make limited marketing dollars work harder...
Ornellaia’s 2026 Harvest: An Exercise in Listening to the Vines
October 7, 2026 (Bolgheri, Italy) — Early and surprising: the 2026 harvest at Ornellaia was an exercise in balance, shaped by the ability of both the vines and people to [...]
Markovic Estates Expands into Asia
New York-based family wine & spirits company enters a major new chapter of international growth with expansion across Asian markets October 7, 2026 (New York) — Markovic Estates is expanding [...]
Djokovic Wines Are Coming to America
From Serbia to New York, a new chapter begins as Djokovic Winery names La Ville Imports its exclusive tri-state partner and primary strategic partner for U.S. expansion. October 7, 2026 [...]
The Great American Wine Tour | Season 1 ALL EPISODES
Welcome to VinePair's "The Great American Wine Tour"! We traveled to some of the most iconic wineries in Napa and Sonoma to discover what makes each of these...
Copper Peak Logistics Partners with Via.Delivery to Expand Convenient Wine Pickup Options Nationwide
NAPA, CA, October 7, 2026 – Copper Peak Logistics, the leading provider of alcohol-compliant fulfillment and logistics services, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Via.Delivery that gives winery [...]
Aperture Cellars’ 2021 Collage Wins Red Wine Category at 2026 Judgement of Napa, a Historic First for Sonoma County
The Inaugural Vintage of Aperture’s Flagship Red Finishes First, Placing Sonoma County Among the World’s Great Regions for Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux-Style Wines October 7, 2026 (Healdsburg, CA) — Aperture [...]
More Than 8 in 10 First-Time Winery Web Buyers Don’t Order Again Within a Year, New Commerce7 Data Shows
Ecommerce & The Relationship Gap is available now, with editions for the US & Canada and Australia & New Zealand October 7, 2026 (Vancouver, BC) — Commerce7, the leading direct-to-consumer [...]
Historic lows expected for French wine harvest after record summer heatwaves
Historic lows expected for French wine harvest after record summer heatwaves
Register Now for Vinitaly.USA’s NYC Debut
The Italian wine trade event makes its New York City debut October 26 and 27, bringing 300 exhibitors and 2,500 wines to Pier 36
Corollary Wines Announces Four New Releases
Oregon sparkling wine producer celebrates its 10th harvest, Wine Enthusiast Rising Star recognition, and fall release weekend Oct. 10-11 October 7, 2026 (Amity, OR) — Corollary Wines, an Oregon winery [...]
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