California Loses 4% of Its Wineries

California’s share of U.S. wineries has slightly decreased, but the number of premium establishments continues to rise.

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Smallest Grape Harvest in California in 20 Years

California’s 2024 grape harvest totals 2.84m tons, the smallest in two decades. The reasons behind this are heatwaves and unsold grapes, particularly among red wine varieties.

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The Top Reasons Why People Are Heading to Wine Paris 2025

It’s the place to be to unlock growth in the wine trade.

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Improving the Tasting Room Experience Can Lead to Higher Revenue

Wine tourism is becoming a more important source of revenue, which means maximising sales at the cellar door. Felicity Carter asks how this can be done.

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Jean-Charles Boisset and Gina Gallo Acquire Flora Springs Winery

The historic Napa Valley estate marks the couple's first joint project.

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The Wine Group Sells Concannon Vineyard

A former CEO of the company is among the buyers of the pioneering winery in California’s Livermore Valley.

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Selling a Californian Winery? Get Ready for a Reality Check

As wine sales drop and winery owners head for retirement, more properties are coming onto the market. But, experts tell Felicity Carter, expectations are unrealistic.

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Jackson Family Wines Ventures into Washington State

Jackson Family Wines, a major U.S. wine company, is establishing its first winery in Washington State's Walla Walla Valley. The company will debut the Skysill Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 in August.

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Eight in Ten Californians Certified for Sustainability

Almost two-thirds of the US state's vineyards are farmed sustainably - and productivity is high.

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