Afternoon Brief: Wine Diplomacy Paves the Way

Wine producers in the US look to maintain goodwill during these challenging times...

Afternoon Brief, September 25

Afternoon Brief: Seventh Circuit Denies Rehearing in Chicago Wine Co. Case

The case originally arose when Chicago Wine Co., an out-of-state retailer, challenged Indiana's restrictions on direct-to-consumer wine shipments...

Afternoon Brief: Supreme Court Is Next Stop for Wine Importer's Lawsuit Against Trump's Trade War

A federal appeals court agreed with a ruling that the President overstepped when he imposed universal tariffs, but the decision has been stayed pending appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court...

Implementation Manager II at Wineshipping

Tariffs on European Wine Will Harm American Producers—Here’s Why

As he threatened 200 percent tariffs on all EU wine, President Donald Trump asserted that the move would bolster American wineries. The reality is quite the opposite, most producers say...

Afternoon Brief: New WSU Study Shows How Scarcity Pricing Helps 'Cult Wineries' Drive Demand

When a product is hard to buy, more people want it. A new Washington State University study reveals that wineries producing cult wines can boost long-term profits by keeping their prices low, creating excess demand that fuels their brands prestige and future revenue...

Vice President of Sales (Central Coast) at Wineshipping

Afternoon Brief: Could a Pink Powder Sabotage California Wine's Organic Goals?

Firefighters battling the Los Angeles blaze are dropping a pink, powdered flame-retardant from planes in a bid to contain the disaster. But experts say the chemicals may have long-reaching consequences for agriculture...