In the vineyard, netting has long served defensive purposes: keeping out birds, blunting hail, saving crops. But as heat ...

From classics like the Negroni and Margarita to botanical spritzes, these are the non-alcoholic RTD cocktails buyers keep ...

There is a bright spot in the wine business, and it is largely unsung by many industry members. While alcohol consumption dips to record lows—only 54 percent of adult Americans drink, down from 67 ...

While Germany is well known for its Rieslings, the country produces a diverse range of high-quality wines, from elegant Pinot Noirs to delicious Silvaners and sensational sparkling wines ...

At a time when wine consumption is reportedly softening and distributors are continuing to consolidate, a different kind of wine retail shop is unexpectedly finding its footing: the ...

As Germany shifts to a new geographically based wine law ahead of the 2026 vintage, industry professionals are grappling with what the overhaul means for Qualitätswein and Prädikate wines. Photo ...

The U.S. never experienced a gin boom like much of Europe, but a deep dive into the data tells a more complex story. Photo courtesy of Fords Gin. Walk into any craft cocktail bar today and you’re ...

For bartenders looking to change careers, preparation makes all the difference. Industry pros and former bartenders share their best tips and strategies for making a successful transition. Photo ...

The wine market today is more crowded than ever. In some ways, that’s a good thing; buyers and consumers across the country have access to an incredible variety of wines from around the world. However ...

Whether for a high-volume cocktail bar, a full-service restaurant with an ambitious cocktail program, or an intimate space where citrus is juiced to order and ice is hand-cut, delivering consistent ...

Is the wine industry finally turning a corner? Photo credit: Adobe Stock. The perennially anticipated Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) “State of the U.S. Wine Industry” report, published today, comes on the ...

In many ways, 2025 turned out to be the challenge everyone expected. Tariffs, and their resulting effect on the economy, rattled bars and brands both: prices rose, access to various supplies was ...