Two Prominent California Vineyards Change Hands
Two leading wine estates announced acquisitions of lucrative California real estate this week. The Donum Estate purchased Savoy Vineyard, while […]
Vineyards
Albariño takes root in Oregon vineyards
Earl and Hilda Jones planted a half-acre of albariño at Abacela Winery, Roseburg, in 2000. The vines they placed on
Spain’s urban vineyards: Hidden corners in a vast wine land
Spain may be the world’s 51st largest country in geographic size, but it’s very much #1 when it comes to
Win a Trip to Rodney Strong Vineyards in Sonoma County
(This contest has ended. But Rodney Strong is still a fantastic place to visit). Would you like to win an
Breakthrough Research Could Help Identify Smoke-Taint-Affected Grapes in Vineyards
West coast wildfires pose a significant threat to some of the nation’s largest wine producers, as their smoke can damage
Talbott Vineyards’ Tasting Room is a Staple in Carmel-by-the-Sea
This April, we’re looking ahead to a summer filled with wine-, beer-, and spirits-fueled travel featuring the world’s best drinking
Boela Gerber to take over at Virginia’s Southwest Mountains Vineyards
Boela Gerber is heading to the United States for a new adventure in the heart of the Monticello AVA in
Bordeaux agrees funding to pull up vineyards
Bordeaux’s wine bureau, the CIVB, confirmed a financing deal has been agreed with the government to help winemakers pull up
Wildfires in Chile Threaten Communities, Destroy Generations-Old Vineyards
Hundreds of brutal wildfires in Chile are causing widespread damage to communities in the central and southern regions of the
Bordeaux Winemakers Seek to Destroy Vineyards, Convert Unsold Wine to Industrial Alcohol, Following Sales Slump
Bordeaux winemakers are facing a lower demand for the region’s red wines, and some producers are proposing an unconventional method