Despite the constant negative headlines about slowing alcohol sales, the U.S. market remains enormous. Statistical forecasts are that the total U.S. alcoholic-drinks market will generate nearly $300 billion in revenue in 2025 (compared to roughly $200 billion for the U.S. soft-drinks market). Alcohol is still one of the largest consumer-goods sectors in the country, and it will remain so for the foreseeable future.
Netflix Announces New Series Set in Napa Valley: The series will follow a brilliant female winemaker given a second chance at life, blending wine-country drama, humor and layered character storytelling set against the backdrop of one of the world’s most iconic wine...
Napa Valley is set to take center stage on a global platform as acclaimed television creators Darren Star (Sex and the City, Emily in Paris) and David Schulner (New Amsterdam) turn [...]
From booming Chablis sales in Brazil to Italian law changes on dealcoholisation, this year's ProWein was a hotbed of discussion. Sarah Neish and Sophie Arundel report on the topics getting the trade fired up. The post 5 top talking points from ProWein 2026 appeared...
0 Comments