Tag: Wineguide

Some Alsace wine producers are feeling squeezed out of the market by neighboring regions searching for affordable grapes. "Burgundy and Jura producers are coming to Alsace with cash in hand, ...

Argentina’s wine industry, once thriving, is facing a severe crisis, compounded by a recent high-profile wine fraud scheme and an array of economic challenges. The latest scandal involved counterfeit wine ...

As the warm days of autumn wane and winter draws near, wine lovers are turning to rich reds to brighten up the cold nights. For this season, Merlot stands out ...

The wine industry is witnessing significant shifts as Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits (SGWS), the largest wine distributor in the U.S., has reportedly laid off hundreds of employees across the ...

German winegrowers are bracing for a smaller harvest in 2024, with forecasts showing a significant drop compared to 2023. According to the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), the projected harvest volume ...

Research focusing on female wine consumers has revealed that women are more inclined to buy bottles with "feminine" design elements, according to a study conducted by Washington State University (WSU). ...

While many Gen Z and Millennials are reportedly moving away from alcohol consumption altogether, some view wine as a promising investment opportunity. Businesses are also eager to capitalize on this ...

You've just enjoyed a lovely dinner, savoring a few glasses of exquisite wine. Everything was perfect until that familiar food coma creeps in. Fast forward to the next morning, and ...

Authorities in France and Italy have dismantled a sophisticated international wine fraud operation that deceived collectors and traders worldwide by passing off poor-quality wine as high-end vintages worth up to ...

With more than 5,000 wine and spirit competitions worldwide, the question arises: are there too many? While the sheer number of such events may seem excessive, the answer is more ...