<p>A longtime U.S. wine writer, New Jersey–based Dana Nigro joined <em>Decanter</em> in June 2026. Previously, she spent more than 25 years with <em>Wine Spectator </em>in New York City, where she started as news editor, then became a...
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📺Why Port and Sherry Aren’t the Same Thing
Picture the end of a great meal. You don't want to crack open another full bottle, but you want one last little something. In comes a small glass of deep, st...
Wine Shipping & Packaging Legislative Updates: Delaware, Maine, and Oregon — Fall 2026
Free the Grapes! wine shipping legislative updates for wineries and DTC teams Most state legislatures are out of session right now, which usually means a quiet stretch for bill hearings. But “quiet” doesn’t mean “nothing’s moving.” Three states have seen meaningful...
Government of Canada invests in machine learning technology to improve crop management and disease detection in vineyards
Canadian farmers need modern tools to protect their crops and stay competitive.
Beyond the Hotel Playbook: What Hilton, Marriott and Accor’s Ad Wars Mean for Wine Tourism
Three global hotel chains are running three different marketing strategies to win the same guest. Wineries and Wine Tourism Managers should study why they can afford to diverge — and [...]
LAFFORT® USA Launches 2026 Chillable Red Wine Challenge
LAFFORT® USA is inviting commercial wineries and research institutions across its U.S. territories to rethink traditional red wine with the launch of the 2026 L
High Camp Parkside Flask – Made to Take a Good Bottle of Wine Beyond the Table – High Camp Flasks
September afternoons don’t get much better than this.A bottle of wine, a sun-soaked afternoon, a perfectly paired cheeseboard, and nowhere else to be? It’s an i
2026: Slim Pickin’s
Low fruitfulness and poor fruit set...why choose just one?As the tallies are coming in this harvest, one thing across the board seems to be clear: there just is
Trump alcohol ban may have limited impact on B.C. wine industry; brewers say aluminum costs a bigger concern
Trump alcohol ban may have limited impact on B.C. wine industry; brewers say aluminum costs a bigger concern
