AI tools reshape how consumers choose and buy wine
Wine retailers are using artificial intelligence to help shoppers choose bottles as overall wine consumption falls and premium sales rise, according..
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U.S. Wine Exports to Canada Drop 78% Amid Trade Dispute
California wine producers say a trade dispute between the United States and Canada is keeping most American wine off Canadian shelves, cutting..
Read MorePiedmont vintners celebrate top harvest, but cut output amid glut
AGLIANO TERME, Sept 27 — Wine growers in Italy's Piedmont region are reporting one of their best grape harvests in years, even as record summer heat..
Read MoreBurgundy overtakes Bordeaux as top fine wine region in September
Burgundy became the most traded fine wine region by value in September, overtaking Bordeaux for the first time since 2022, according to a market..
Read MoreBordeaux Winemakers Face Climate Strain, Tariffs and Falling Demand
In the vineyards north of Bordeaux in southwestern France, growers are pulling up vines and abandoning plots after a summer of drought, record heat..
Read MoreWine Blogger Argues Context Shapes How We Judge Wine
Vinography, a wine blog written by Alder Yarrow, published an essay on September 8, 2006, titled Messages in a Bottle: Appreciating Wine in Context...
Read MoreTotal Wine opens 300th store, marks 35 years in business
Total Wine & More will open its 300th store on Oct. 1 in Lansing, Michigan. The opening coincides with the company's 35th anniversary. Robert and..
Read MoreWine-Searcher Publishes 2026 List of World's Priciest Wines
Wine-Searcher, the online wine price and inventory database, published its annual ranking of the world's most expensive wines for 2026. The list..
Read MoreMichael Burry Warns of Dollar ‘Train Wreck,’ Turns to Fine Wine
Michael Burry, the investor known for predicting the 2008 housing crash, has issued a new warning about the U.S. dollar. According to Stocktwits,..
Read MoreGundlach Bundschu, California's Oldest Family Winery, Files for Bankruptcy
Gundlach Bundschu, California's oldest family-owned winery, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The Sonoma County winery, founded in 1858,..
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Despite Industry Downturn, Investors Still Pouring Money Into Napa Valley
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Pennsylvania Commits $2 Million to Boost Growing Wine Industry
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Wine Spectator Marks 50th Anniversary Amid Industry Decline