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  • Brazil imported more wine at lower prices in the first quarter
  • France Grants Dijon’s OIV Headquarters a Diplomacy Heritage Label
  • European Union Registers More Than 3,700 Protected Regional Names
  • Global alcohol consumption will decline through 2030 before growth resumes in 2031
  • German vines flower early in warm regions, pushing some harvests toward August
  • Study Finds U.K. Alcohol Labels Follow Voluntary Health Guidance at High Rates
  • Italian wine exports fell 8.2% in the first quarter despite a modest rebound
  • Americans Keep Buying Italian Wine Despite Higher Prices
  • Ecuador Suspends Beer Tax for the 2026 World Cup
  • Mary Portas tells drinks companies to sell experiences instead of bottles
  • Italy’s High-End Restaurants Concentrate Italy’s Premium Drinks Demand
  • Global alcohol consumption fell for a third straight year in 2025
  • Younger drinkers propel global demand for no- and low-alcohol wine
  • Global wine tourism will reach $138.4 billion by 2033, report says
  • Spirit-Based RTD Cocktails Added More Than 10 Million Cases in the United States in 2025
  • California’s 2026 Wine Harvest Is Likely to Arrive Early
  • French Officials Prepare Local Water Curbs for a Hot Summer in the Rhône Basin
  • Italian Wine Exports Show Signs of Recovery in Early 2026
  • McKinsey says AI could add €320 billion to European retail
  • U.S. Keeps 10% Import Surcharge in Place Until July 24
  • Italian Wine Producers Stay Optimistic Despite Falling Demand
  • Judge Dismisses Winery’s Challenge to Federal Vintage Label Rules
Brock Expands Niagara Farm to Fight Grape Disease
Review Says Tannin Extracts Can Stabilize Wine Color
Italian wine producers confront a business model crisis after years of growth
U.S. alcohol imports surged in 2025 as exports weakened across key categories
Germany’s Drinks Industry Forms a Single National Lobby Group
Germany Seeks to Move Beyond Riesling
EU offers Armenia more than €50 million after Russia tightens trade restrictions
French Merchant Lists Rare Wines From 1943 to 2023
French Lawmakers Approve Emergency Farm Bill
Italy’s wine industry clashes over how to tackle a deepening supply glut

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Global Wine Consumption Falls to a 68-Year Low
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AI Reshapes Vineyard Work
Anheuser-Busch Invests $5.8 Million in Williamsburg Brewery
French Vineyard Prices Fall Again
Russia Rises to Sixth in Europe’s Wine Production
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Economy

U.S. alcohol sales fall again as wine and spirits weaken
Global Wine Consumption Falls to a 68-Year Low
Top 10 Global Wine Importers
Top 10 Major Wine Sellers 2025
U.S. Wine Imports Plunge in Early 2026
Young adults are drinking less often
Mexico and the European Union Seal a Trade Deal
Younger Wine Drinkers Fuel Demand for Alternative Bottles
U.S. wine and spirits sales stayed weak in the first quarter

Wine

International Wine Challenge crowns Portugal’s Menin Porto Tawny 80 Anos and France’s Rare Champagne Rare Magnum 2012
Bonhams Opens Ornellaia Charity Sale in Paris
Taittinger Extends Its World Cup Champagne Deal
Piper-Heidsieck Releases Marilyn Monroe Cuvée for Her Centennial
French Merchant Lists Château Margaux Bottles From 1948 to 1998
Avaline Launches Summer Rosé Campaign
Moët & Chandon Drops the Sleeve From Ice Impérial
Le Monde promotes a Friuli summer pairing with Alma Pinot Bianco and local prosciutto crudo
French Merchant Lists Rare Wines From 1943 to 2023

Beer

China Tightens Tax Rules on Beer Sales
Anheuser-Busch Invests $5.8 Million in Williamsburg Brewery
Memorial Day Weekend Lifts Beer Sales
Scientists Map Hop Genome and Find Breeding Barriers
Beer Overtakes Wine in France
Diageo Opens New Kildare Brewery
France Drinks More Beer Than Wine for the First Time
AB InBev Sells Newark Brewery for $360 Million
EU Denies Plan to End Czech Beer Labels

Spirits

Becle Shares Sink on Weak Tequila Sales
RTD sales outpace vodka globally
Rum brands chase premium buyers as U.S. sales keep falling
Spirits Sales Fall as Drinkers Trade Down
Kentucky Bourbon Makers Cut Production as Demand Slows
Melbourne Bottle Shops Sold Illicit Vodka, Study Finds
European Spirits Industry Welcomes EU Move on Tariff Deal
Anonymous group challenges Cognac production cuts in France’s top court
Italian Police Uncover Illegal Distillery in Treviso

Learning

  • Autolysis Shapes Modern Winemaking as Producers Seek Balance Between Complexity and Authenticity
  • The science of grapes
  • Varieties shape global wine
  • Noble rot shapes the world’s most celebrated sweet wines through rare climatic conditions and centuries of tradition
  • How to find your favorite flavors through mindful tasting
  • Wines aged under yeast veil reveal global diversity beyond Jura and Andalusia
  • Sweet wines offer a world of complexity and tradition beyond the dessert table
  • Vineyards Face Rising Frost Risks as Early Budbreak Signals Start of Growing Season
  • Wine tasting blends science and tradition in sensory analysis
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