Wine Industry News

  • US: NMSU research vineyards support state's wine industry

    LAS CRUCES - It has been nearly 400 years since Catholic monks smuggled grape vines into what is now New Mexico and cultivated them to make sacramental wine for their religious services. Prior to that, missions in the area depended on wine shipped from Spain, the only source sanctioned by the ruling...
  • US: Number of wineries on rise in Missouri

    Missouri has a long history of winemaking, and a number of new wineries are now seeking to add to that legacy. Thirty new wineries have opened in Missouri in the past two years. That brings to 99 the number of wineries in the state....
  • US: Booming Oregon wine industry sparkles in the south

    (AP) — Oregon's wine industry has nearly doubled to $2.7 billion in the past five years, lifting Rogue and Applegate Valley vintners on the rising ride. A study commissioned by the Oregon Wine Board underscored the industry's rapid growth and contributions to tourism. Wine's contribution to the...
  • India: EU wants duty relief on wine

    New Delhi, July 17 (PTI): The European Union has sought a substantial reduction or even elimination of duties in the export of its automobiles, wines and spirits to India as a “must have” in the proposed free trade agreement. While India’s negotiators in the commerce ministry have received ...
  • US: DART to Allow Beer and Wine Ads

    A struggling economy and low ridership have Dallas Area Rapid Transit creating new sources of revenue. This week, DART's Board of Directors reversed a longtime advertising policy to allow beer and wine ads on its buses and trains. DART Spokesperson Mark Ball said, "It wasn't even something that was...

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