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Afternoon Brief: One Year Later, Canadian Bans on U.S. Wine Cost American Industry $357 Million in 2025
Full-year data confirms steepest single-year export disruption in modern U.S. wine trade; Wine Institute calls for resolution...
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March 4, 2026

Papapietro Perry Winery and Four Roses Bourbon Take Top Honors (March 6, 2026) — Winners have been announced in the fifth annual Los Angeles Invitational Wine & Spirits Challenge. A pinot noir from Papapietro Perry (Sonoma County, Calif.) and a small batch bourbon from Four Roses Distillery (Lawrenceburg, Ky.) topped their fields to be named Best of the Best. The competition was established in 2022, in conjunction with Los Angeles-based beverage professionals (representing both the on- and off-premise channels), to highlight the best of the best wine and spirits producers in the world, and to introduce those producers to the largest market of consumers in the United States. Judging took place February 18-19, 2026. Competition this year was stellar, says event producer Debra Del Fiorentino of Wine Competitions Management & Production: “Year after year, our judges continue to be impressed with the depth in each category. The quality of product was fantastic!” Wh
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Afternoon Brief: Tariffs Could Hit California Growers Hard
The proposed 200% tariff might have a paradoxical effect: it could encourage big US wineries to import more foreign bulk wine to replace wine made from California grapes. This is because of a tax loophole called a "duty drawback"...
Los Angeles International Wine & Spirits ChallengeAsian Wine Association of AmericaFull Cup SolutionsAlameda County Fair Wine CompetitionsVinexpo America 2025Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of AmericaGuildSommD.O. CavaRack & RiddleNomadicaDutton-Goldfield WineryR.F. MacDonald Co.Verallia USACiatti CompanyFlextankFoolhardy VintnersInnumero WinesWeathered Vineyards & WineryThe Duckhorn PortfolioChateau MontelenaJ. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
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Afternoon Brief: Tariffs Could Hit California Growers Hard
The proposed 200% tariff might have a paradoxical effect: it could encourage big US wineries to import more foreign bulk wine to replace wine made from California grapes. This is because of a tax loophole called a "duty drawback"...
Los Angeles International Wine & Spirits ChallengeAsian Wine Association of AmericaFull Cup SolutionsAlameda County Fair Wine CompetitionsVinexpo America 2025Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of AmericaGuildSommD.O. CavaRack & RiddleNomadicaDutton-Goldfield WineryR.F. MacDonald Co.Verallia USACiatti CompanyFlextankFoolhardy VintnersInnumero WinesWeathered Vineyards & WineryThe Duckhorn PortfolioChateau MontelenaJ. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
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March 17, 2025

Garrison Brothers Distillery and Ledson Winery Take Top Honors (March 17, 2025) — Winners have been announced in the fourth annual Los Angeles Invitational Wine & Spirits Challenge. A merlot from Ledson Vineyards & Winery (Sonoma County, Calif.) and a small batch bourbon from Garrison Brothers Distillery (Hye, Texas.) topped their fields to be named Best of the Best. The competition was established in 2022, in conjunction with Los Angeles-based beverage professionals (representing both the on- and off-premise channels), to highlight the best of the best wine and spirits producers in the world, and to introduce those producers to the largest market of consumers in the United States. Judging took place February 25-26, 2025. Says event producer Debra Del Fiorentino of Wine Competitions Management & Production, “Year after year, our judges continue to be impressed with the depth in each category. The quality of product was fantastic!” Competition this ye
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