Siblings Greg and Jaime Araujo have sold their family’s Accendo brand to a group formed by vintner Jack Bittner and the Bettinelli family. The sale includes the brand and current inventory, but […]
The move is expected to bring into thew brand younger consumers who are looking to explore wine options outside of Australia. The launch of the 19 Crimes Argentinian Malbec was […]
Several big ticket items are on the docket, including a bill to allow for the sale of wine in grocery stores. The bill’s sponsors and proponents have been making a […]
Not even halfway into 2025, Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) has hemorrhaged key supplier accounts in markets across the country, and especially in California. Now, VinePair has learned, the country’s second-largest wine-and-spirits distributor will […]
On Tuesday, Heaven Hill Distillery announced a new signature offering in the Old Fitzgerald Bourbon portfolio: Old Fitzgerald 7-Year-Old Bottled-in-Bond Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. The bourbon is crafted using the brand’s standard mash bill of 68 percent corn, 20 percent wheat, and 12 percent malted barley. Aged for seven years in Level 3 charred new …
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June 3, 2025 (Atascadero, CA) — Staying current with the latest research and industry trends is essential—but challenging—for busy wine professionals. Sustainable Winegrowing with Vineyard Team is a free podcast […]
HEALDSBURG, Calif. (June 3, 2025) – Dry Creek Vineyard proudly announces the release of SeaQuelle, a new Right Bank-style Meritage that showcases Merlot as the star of the blend. This […]
Penfolds and Daou owner Treasury Wine Estates today (3 June) lowered its forecast for a closely-watched profit metric amid pressure on US sales.
Santa Maria, CA — June 3, 2025 — Presqu’ile Winery, a family-owned, estate-focused producer of cool-climate wines from Santa Barbara County, has announced a new distribution partnership with Serendipity Wines in Texas. This partnership […]
The manufacturing industry’s monthslong struggle with the Trump administration’s tariff policies continued in May, with demand still down and prices up, according to the Institute for Supply Management’s May Purchasing Managers’ Index.