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  • Spirits Makers Shift to Cheaper Bottles as Premium Sales Slide
  • Spain’s Wine Output Fell 10.2% in the First 10 Months of the 2025/26 Campaign
  • Italian Wine Regions Cut 2026 Yields to Stem a Supply Glut
  • France Unveils Emergency Farm Aid as Heat Wave Scorches Crops
  • Germany plans to raise taxes on spirits in 2027
  • European Union Approves Turnberry Agreement to Spare U.S. Spirits From New Tariffs
  • Germany Ends Duty-Free Entry for Low-Value Online Imports
  • Vodka Is Set to Outperform the U.S. Spirits Market Despite Continued Declines
  • Italian Diners Still Put Wine at the Center of the Restaurant Experience
  • U.K. Hospitality Businesses Warn That One in Six Face Failure Within 12 Months
  • Washington State Opens Rulemaking on Liquor Licensee Leases
  • France’s Senate approved pesticide exemptions in an emergency farm bill
  • Veneto Gives Certified Growers Priority for Future Prosecco DOC Expansion
  • California Lawmakers Urge Quebec to Restore American Wine Sales
  • U.S. distillers target East Asia for export growth
  • Neymar Jr. launches Le Prince wine label in Brazil
  • India Emerges as Asia’s Main Alcohol Growth Market in 2026
  • WSWA Forecast Sees U.S. Spirits Sales Declining Through 2027
  • Bars and Restaurants Outpace Retailers in the U.S. Alcohol Market
  • California Lawmakers Pull Wine Labeling Bill Before Senate Hearing
  • Researchers Develop a Moving Sensor System to Track Tempranillo Grape Ripeness
  • Burgundy Study Tests How Vineyards Should Place Temperature Sensors
Trump administration declines to extend USMCA, opening a path to its possible expiration in 2036
Italy Moves to Cancel Bianco Capena Wine Status After Seven Years Without Sales
Morellino di Scansano Adds a Superiore Tier to Its DOCG Rules
Vinitech-Sifel Returns to Bordeaux With a Push to Attract 40,000 Industry Participants
Higher interest rates push global wine consumption to its lowest level since 1961
Trump Administration Scales Back Federal Alcohol Harm Efforts
Abruzzo winemakers put Cerasuolo in the spotlight at a Rome tasting
Britain Lets Pubs Serve Until 5 a.m. for England’s World Cup Match
China’s Wine Imports Fell 10.6% in the First Quarter
Intense Sunlight Weakened Shiraz Vines More Than Heat or Drought, Study Finds

Most Popular

Ancient DNA shows Chianti was built on white grapes before red wine defined the region
Alcohol is expected to return to 2026 World Cup stadiums
India’s Wild Agave Fuels a Premium Spirits Boom
U.N. Warns Middle East Conflict Is Triggering a Global Food and Energy Shock
Monastic branding drives a vast alcohol business beyond Vatican ritual
Lower-Strength Beer Captured More Than 12% of Britain’s Market After a Tax Overhaul
Younger drinkers propel global demand for no- and low-alcohol wine
Suppliers abandon national alcohol distribution deals after RNDC’s collapse
U.S. beer sales fell 5.3% over 12 weeks, Bernstein says
Bavaria presses Berlin to shield small distilleries from a doubling of alcohol taxes
Global wine tourism will reach $138.4 billion by 2033, report says
New Zealand will raise alcohol excise duties on July 1

Economy

U.N. Warns Middle East Conflict Is Triggering a Global Food and Energy Shock
Younger drinkers propel global demand for no- and low-alcohol wine
New Zealand will raise alcohol excise duties on July 1
Global alcohol consumption fell for a third straight year in 2025
China’s wine imports fell 70% as restaurants rewrote pricing strategies
Nordic alcohol sales volumes are falling as shoppers pay more for fewer liters
Brazil imported more wine at lower prices in the first quarter
Italian Wine Exports Show Signs of Recovery in Early 2026
Global alcohol consumption will decline through 2030 before growth resumes in 2031

Wine

Christie’s wine auction in New York brings in $3.23 million
Neymar Jr. launches Le Prince, a premium wine brand with six bottles from three countries
A Spanish Winery Unveils a Transparent Wine Made From Red Grapes
Whispering Angel Marks Its 20th Vintage in Provence
La Ponca promotes its Malvasia through a summer pairing with lobster Catalana
Tedeschi pushes a chilled Valpolicella red for summer drinking
Neymar Jr. launches Le Prince wine label in Brazil
PATUÁ Releases Its First Rosé in a 2,000-Bottle Debut
SoDivin Offers Magnum Wines From 1982 to 2022 for Immediate Shipment

Beer

Lower-Strength Beer Captured More Than 12% of Britain’s Market After a Tax Overhaul
U.S. beer sales fell 5.3% over 12 weeks, Bernstein says
Study gives breweries a new way to decide how to use spent grain
Ecuador Suspends Beer Tax for the 2026 World Cup
Japan overtakes Mexico as Australia’s biggest foreign beer supplier
London could see Guinness pints hit £13 by 2035
U.S. beer sales volumes fell 5.3% before the summer season
Tennessee imposes the nation’s highest beer tax in Tax Foundation’s 2026 map
One of Germany’s oldest breweries files for bankruptcy after 400 years

Spirits

India’s Wild Agave Fuels a Premium Spirits Boom
Bavaria presses Berlin to shield small distilleries from a doubling of alcohol taxes
Diageo proposes cutting about 150 jobs in Ireland
Spirit-Based RTD Cocktails Added More Than 10 Million Cases in the United States in 2025
Jack Daniel’s Unveils a McLaren Whiskey for Formula 1 Milestones
Indian liquor makers warn state tax breaks could hand imported spirits a double advantage
Rare Yamazaki 50-Year-Old Whisky Sets a New Japanese Auction Record
Spirits-based canned cocktails became a regular part of U.S. alcohol buying in 2025
Ready-to-Drink Cocktails Gain Ground in Britain’s Shops

Learning

Autolysis Shapes Modern Winemaking as Producers Seek Balance Between Complexity and Authenticity
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
Vineyards Face Rising Frost Risks as Early Budbreak Signals Start of Growing Season
Researchers map the compounds that shape wine aroma
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
Wine tasting blends science and tradition in sensory analysis
Wine Aroma Depends on Hundreds of Compounds
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