Farewell to Rolland, the winemaker who changed wine
Michel Rolland, a legendary winemaker, passed away in Bordeaux at the age of 78, marking the end of an impactful era in the wine industry.
Michel Rolland, the criticized and adored French winemaker who standardized wine production, has died
Michel Rolland, a renowned French winemaker, passed away at the age of 78 due to a heart attack, leaving behind a legacy as a polarizing figure in the wine industry.
Sales, flirtations, and defections: The cava families leave home
The cava industry in Penedès is experiencing upheaval as traditional family brands seek to detach from the Control Board amid commercial challenges and declining sales.
Threatened Cultural Asset: The World of Wine is Going Under Cheaply
The German wine industry is facing a deep crisis, but some winemakers are thriving and offering valuable lessons for society.
Lost Compass: The Wine World Is Abolishing Itself
The article discusses the disconnection between wine critics and the wine industry, leading to a decline in wine appreciation in favor of soft drinks and cocktails.
'Bloodbath' hits wine country as millennials and boomers abandon alcohol
The U.S. wine industry is facing a severe downturn as millennials reduce alcohol consumption and baby boomers exit the market, leading to significant revenue losses and winery closures.
Booming gold explorers are buying up wineries
Gold exploration companies in Victoria are purchasing vineyards due to rising gold prices and challenges in the local wine industry.
Alberta returning to standard, flat tax on wine after industry outcry
The Alberta government is reverting to a standard, flat tax on wine after concerns raised by industry stakeholders over a previously proposed value-based tax structure.
Pay attention to what women say and write about wine
The article discusses the influence of women in the wine industry, highlighting contributions from female authors and sommeliers.
"The equation doesn't add up": almost 3,700 vineyards have disappeared in the country in 10 years and the area dedicated to grape production has decreased by 12%
The Argentine wine sector has seen a significant decline, with nearly 3,700 vineyards disappearing over the past decade, reflecting a trend of concentration in the industry.
Fraud charges against Sunraysia wine grapegrowers Littore brothers dropped
Fraud charges against the Littore brothers, prominent wine grapegrowers in Sunraysia, have been dropped due to a lack of evidence and concerns over public interest.
La Carbonera, the bar in Madrid where wine talks to the best cheeses: "Sometimes there are people who come in and complain that it smells strong..."
Marcelo Álvarez, an Uruguayan who has lived in Spain for over 25 years, reflects on his journey in the hospitality industry and the unique experience at La Carbonera bar in Madrid.
It already has 25 wineries: a province experiences a unique phenomenon with a wine that more and more people know about
Córdoba, Argentina, is witnessing a growth in its wine industry, with 25 registered wineries highlighting the uniqueness of its wine culture.
Is there really a best wine in the world?
The article explores the controversy surrounding rankings in the wine industry and questions the validity of declaring a single 'best wine.'
See the 26 South American wines among the best in the world in 2026
South America secured 26 wines in the World’s Best Sommeliers’ Selection for 2026, highlighting the region's prominence in the global wine industry.
National vineyard register welcomed by struggling wine industry
The Australian government will set up a National Vineyard Register to help the struggling wine industry track vineyard sizes and grape varieties.
Winemakers of France's Bordeaux region forced to adapt to survive
Winemakers in Bordeaux, France, are compelled to innovate and adapt due to challenges like falling consumption and overproduction.
‘It’s always heartbreaking’: Multiple Okanagan wineries in foreclosure
Several wineries in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia are facing foreclosure due to a series of challenges affecting the wine industry.
Ciro Caliendo, between politics and homemade bombs: who is the wine producer arrested for murder
Ciro Caliendo, a renowned wine producer and former municipal council candidate in Italy, has been arrested on charges of murder.
Cristina, the first Italian woman Master of Wine
Cristina Mercuri has become the first Italian woman to earn the title of Master of Wine, a prestigious and selective qualification in the wine industry.
"Enjoy it as you want": a curious phrase from Messi continues to resonate in the wine business
The Argentine wine industry is positively influenced by Messi's comment about mixing wine with soda, according to the leadership of the Argentine Wine Corporation (Coviar).
Tax reform: studies indicate that the tax burden on wines and sparkling wines should drop to 33%, says Alckmin
Brazil's interim president and Minister of Industry, Geraldo Alckmin, announced that studies suggest the tax burden on wines and sparkling wines will be reduced to around 33% as part of a tax reform.
Grape growers want to rezone land for housing to exit industry in crisis
Riverland wine grape growers in South Australia are seeking to rezone their agricultural land for residential housing as they exit an industry facing a crisis.
'I'm a sommelier - here's my supermarket tip and why you're really asked to taste the wine'
Sommelier Jo Radford shares insights on the wine industry and the struggles faced by wine professionals in her feature on the Money blog.
Man slept in his truck to chase a dream — now he's putting Arizona wine on the national map
Eric Glomski left his career as a restoration ecologist to pursue winemaking, ultimately making Arizona's wine region more prominent on the national stage.
ACROSS AFRICA: Wined Up - A continent uncorked.
A segment from France24 discusses the rising significance of Africa's wine market, particularly in contrast to the struggling French wine industry.
Time called on happy hour as French wine and spirit sales sour in mainland China, US
French wine and spirit exports to mainland China and the US fell significantly in 2025 primarily due to tariffs impacting global trade.
"We have no money": grape growers gave away grapes in a protest that exposed a productive crisis
Grape growers in Mendoza, Argentina protested against low grape prices by giving away grapes, highlighting the severe crisis facing the wine industry as vendimia season begins.
From Boom to Crisis: The Perfect Storm Threatening the Wine Industry
The Argentine wine industry is facing a significant crisis characterized by oversupply, debt accumulation, and financial troubles among key wineries.
Bodegas Bianchi begins a debt restructuring process amid the wine crisis
Bodegas Bianchi has initiated a debt restructuring plan to secure its operational continuity during a severe crisis in the wine industry, hiring financial and legal advisors in the process.
Barcelona Wine Week 2026 in Barcelona: dates, times, where it is and how to get there by public transport
Barcelona Wine Week 2026 is returning for three days, providing an opportunity for wineries, distributors, and professionals in the restaurant industry and buyers to network and explore new offerings in the Spanish wine market.
“There is a real change”: the crucial moment for the wine business, the upcoming reconfiguration, and the Messi factor
As Argentina's wine industry faces declining global consumption and rising costs, there is cautious optimism about new consumption habits and potential opportunities with a stable macroeconomy.
Hessian State Wineries: For the First Time a Woman at the Head of the State Winery
Christine Müller has become the first female managing director of Hessische Staatsweingüter, announcing ambitious goals to elevate the wineries towards becoming one of the world's leading wine producers.
From the raw material we have, we can make better quality wines than the ones we have
The article discusses the growth of the wine industry in Croatia, emphasizing the potential to produce higher quality wines from existing raw materials amidst a historically challenging market.
Women in Viticulture: With Respect, Charm, and Family Spirit
The German wine industry is becoming more feminine as an increasing number of young women take over their fathers' wineries with creative enthusiasm amidst a crisis of overproduction and declining sales.
Dry January: the wine industry at war against the "hygienism wave" and the "militant drift" taking over France
As Dry January promotes reduced alcohol consumption, the wine industry in France faces unprecedented challenges amidst rising health-conscious movements.
Winners and losers of the free trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur
The free trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur is anticipated to benefit the Spanish food industry, particularly wine and olive oil producers, while raising concerns over job losses in the meat industry due to potential impacts from increased competition.
German Viticulture: Uproar in the Vineyard
In Billigheim-Ingenheim, Thomas Schaurer navigates the tensions and changes in the local wine industry amid the picturesque backdrop of the Southern Wine Route in Rhineland-Palatinate.
"My life has been filled with bubbles of champagne": when Brigitte Bardot inspired French viticulture
The article discusses how legendary actress Brigitte Bardot, who passed away on December 28, influenced the French wine and champagne industry.
Crisis in viticulture: costs, pests, pesticide sprays
German winegrowers are facing a crisis due to costs, pests, and pesticide use, prompting calls for consumer support and reduced bureaucracy.