As global wine consumption continues to decline and inventories swell, some Argentine wineries are beginning to redirect wines originally intended for bottled sales into the bulk market. Read More
Latest news
Stephanie Rigourd nearly slept in a tent during harvest, arrived in Singapore without speaking English, and fought her way to become partner and general manager of one of the city-state's leading fine wine companies. Read More
A Tasmanian wine beat Burgundy's finest in a blind tasting judged by some of the world's most respected palates. Read More
A landmark Bicentennial celebration of La Romanée as a single family-owned Monopole drove record-breaking demand at a Hong Kong wine auction last week. Read More
Thailand tweaked rules governing alcohol sales in recent months but experts do not see significant effects on business, yet. Read More
South Korea, Asia's highest per capita alcohol consumer, is drinking less, and spending more on travel and leisure. Read More
At ASC's 30th anniversary forum, global wine leaders argued that China's wine crisis runs deeper than weak demand and that the industry's old growth model may no longer work. Read More
Top châteaux continue to attract demand, but e-commerce giants, discounted back vintages and younger drinkers are challenging the traditional En Primeur model in China. Read More
Treasury Wine Estates has unveiled its most aggressive restructuring in years, announcing plans to cut its stable of 76 wine brands to fewer than 30 as it bets heavily on a small group of premium labels to weather a prolonged global wine downturn. Read More
At a panel discussion last month marking ASC Fine Wines' 30th anniversary in Shanghai, some of China's most prominent wine industry figures offered a diagnosis on why China's wine consumption plunged and offered advice forward. Read More