The Science of Heat Stress in Grapevines
As more vineyards around the world face persistent and intermittent heat stress, researchers and vineyard managers are working to understand how grapevines are coping, and how they can better intervene
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How New Japanese Whisky Regulations Will Impact the U.S. Market
Stricter production standards for Japanese whisky are already shaking up the category, from established brands reclassifying SKUs as world whisky to a new influx of Japanese whiskies arriving stateside
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Rosé sales may spike in the the warmer months, but these vibrant pink wines from coastal southeast France can be enjoyed—and should be sold—year-round
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This summer, TikTok started letting alcohol advertisements appear on the platform. Here’s why brands should take advantage of this new ad channel—and where to start
3 Unique Whiskeys for the Fall Season
Whiskey is a top seller in the U.S., and these three brands represent some of the most popular segments of the category
Facing Racism on the Job as a Black Beverage Journalist
Marginalized journalists are crucial to the beverage industry’s survival, writes Shayna Conde. But having experienced racism firsthand, it’s clear the industry needs to do more to protect underrepresented voices
Tracing the Evolution of Amarone with Bertani
With an unparalleled library of 45 vintages, many of which are for sale, Bertani proves its commitment to tradition and innovative winemaking in Valpolicella have made it synonymous with top-quality Amarone
Why Arkansas Rice Is the Backbone of the U.S. Sake Movement
With a “game-changing” new rice milling facility and a legacy of rice farming, Arkansas has become the epicenter for the growing American sake scene
The 8 Best Volcanic Wines, According to Experts
From the moon-like landscape of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands to the ancient lava flows under Oregon’s Dundee Hills, these are the volcanic regions—and wines—that buyers are most excited about right now
How the Newest Master Sommelier Passed the Test
Game-like study sessions, a balanced mindset, and a strong support network are just a few of the elements that helped Myles Trapp, MS, earn his red pin
How to Become a Corporate Beverage Director
Seasoned corporate beverage directors share their advice for stepping up from a sommelier or beverage director position, from essential skills to what the role really entails
The Story of Vine Street Imports in 6 Wines
Over the past 25 years, Vine Street Imports has built a portfolio of off-the-beaten-track wines from Australia, South Africa, and beyond. These six wines illustrate their secret to success
The American Winemaker’s Guide to Exporting Wines
As wine sales decline in the domestic market, some U.S. winemakers are looking for sales opportunities abroad. Here’s how to navigate the complex landscape of international exports
How the Conflict in Additive-Free Tequila Is Hurting Small Brands
There is a dispute in the tequila industry over the right to certify and label tequila as additive free—but the small brands producing it are bearing the brunt of the fallout
