Wine is something that’s universally appreciated, regardless of race, gender or even socioeconomic status. And while wine consumers are so vastly diverse, the same can’t be said for wine professionals ...

After once being too small to meet American glass manufacturers’ volume quota, one U.S.-based wine startup is "excited and proud" to move production back home. "After expanding distribution across the ...

The wine world has long had a reputation for snobbery. And it has long been dominated mostly by white men. But that has slowly begun to change. From sommeliers to vineyard owners, the industry is ...

A Ramona winery is offering a viticulture and wine-making class that will cover pruning grape vines, harvesting grapes and making and bottling the wines. The 2023 Vines to Wines class will be the ...

An estimated 500,000 hobbyists in North America are making wine with purchased grapes, juice, even berries. Some even grow their own. By Eric Asimov Reporting from Geyserville, Calif., and New York.

When Kale Anderson joined in a wine festival this spring down on the Central Coast, it didn’t say “double-outlier” anywhere on his name badge, but it easily could have. For nearly two decades, the ...

If there was a war raging in your country, it’s hard to imagine that you would be thinking of making wine. But that’s what 160 winemakers in Ukraine do. They still make wine. February 24 marked two ...