The 2025 Southern Hemisphere harvests have wound down and their sizes seem variable; the Northern Hemisphere vineyards appear in good springtime condition. However, the focus this month has been on tariffs and their potential consequences.

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New tariffs and a falling dollar will cause pain to the US wine drinker, US distributors and/or wine producers in other countries. Time will tell who is most hurt, and by how much.

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Another U-turn from the White House: The reciprocal (punitive) tariffs imposed by the United States are to be lowered — but only temporarily, and not for China. What does this mean for the wine industry? Anja Zimmer reports.

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Robert Joseph offers an updated version of his early reactions to the US president's on-again, off-again tariff policy.

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President Trump has imposed tariffs of between 10% and 20% on wines from Europe and other countries. Jeff Siegel reports.

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Following calls for importers in the United States to cancel their orders, Italy's wine industry is turning to the government for assistance.

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Donald Trump threatens with 200% duties on EU wine. Who would be hit hardest?

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Potential markets like Brazil could open new opportunities for European wine exporters.

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The last time Trump was in office, he slapped tariffs on wine. Jeff Siegel surveys the trade to find out how new tariffs will affect them.

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