The world of wine is vast - and tall. Wines grown at high elevation have unique aspects that can't be found in other bottles.

By Lucy Wyndham With the establishment of North Dakota’s first bonded winery as late as 2002, the state is the newest to ...

As the climate crisis deepens, industry insiders are working to develop innovative strategies to ensure the sustainability of ...

A recently signed law gives the state authority to reconsider a petition from wine grape growers in Solano County’s Suisun ...

A pear grower here has decided to cut back on cultivation of the “king of pears” after three years of extremely poor harvests ...

Climate change has become an undeniable risk for wine growers around the world, disrupting a carefully constructed web of ...

The governments of Canada and Ontario are helping 128 apple, tender fruit, and table grape producers grow more popular and hardy varieties of produce. The Growing Future Opportunities ...

After selling Banshee Wines Ziegler founded Marine Layer to honor what he believes is the best region for making Chardonnay & ...

Tim Young has converted part of his 445-acre family farm into a vineyard Like most farmers, Tim Young was recently looking at ...

All the vines mentioned above belong to the European grapevine species, Vitis vinifera. But the (relative) newcomer vines to ...

The resilient, native fruit has a cult following and could be small farms’ hedge against climate change in a fast-warming ...

Grape-growers have adapted to our climate by turning to hardy hybrids that produce unique – and not stereotypically sweet – ...