To combat the doom and gloom plaguing the wine industry right now, many regions have established Wine Improvement Districts (WIDs) to help producers band together and expand their marketing reach as one unit. These WIDs collect a small portion of profits from every winery in a given region (typically 1 to 2 percent of tasting …
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Saskia and Maurice Goetschy of Château Boucarut To paraphrase Shakespeare: some are born into vineyards, some buy vineyards, and some have vineyards thrust upon them. It was the last of these three that destiny chose for Saskia Goetschy. But arriving in the Rhône with fresh eyes has granted her and her husband Maurice Goetschy an …
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As Etna looks increasingly likely to claim DOCG status, the region’s producers reflect on what that means.
Business is booming for Tequila producers, especially when it comes to super-expensive bottlings.
Napa is full of corporate-owned wineries, but there are still plenty of independent, family-owned wineries making a go of it.
The artwork depicts Garage Beer co-owner Jason Kelce alongside a bloodied, masked companion.
Ingredient suppliers announced new ingredients to support beverage applications in the organic and natural markets.
PACK EXPO Las Vegas is celebrating a milestone: 2025 marks 30 years since the show’s debut. This year, the show will take place Sept. 29-Oct. 1 and will span more than 1 million net square feet, feature 2,300 exhibitors.
Las Arenas vineyard, in Santiago del Teide, Tenerife. Phylloxera has been detected for the first time in the Canary Islands, with confirmed cases in two locations on Tenerife. The discovery has sent shockwaves through the archipelago’s wine community, where producers fear for their unique heritage of ungrafted old vines. Own-rooted identity at risk An emergency …
If you’ve found yourself sipping a crisp, refreshing rosé from a sleek, fashionable bottle on a patio or by a pool this summer, chances are the wine was from Provence. The idyllic lavender-covered region in the south of France has become a symbol of rosé over the past decade or so, but France has a …