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La Catrina Vino

February 22, 2016

Worldwide Beverage Imports unveiled a new collection of wines in the United States: La Catrina Vino.

Nielsen finds red blends blossoming in wine category

Consolidations of wineries, wholesalers, retailers present challenges to smaller operations

Jessica Jacobsen

February 10, 2016

Sherwood Schwartz’ 1970s sitcom “The Brady Bunch” was among the first TV programs to address blended family dynamics. Tackling the growing pains of a newly formed family, the Brady’s eventually no longer were “steps” but a functioning family unit.

Foley Family Wines buys Chalone Estate Vineyard

Vineyard known for taking third in Judgement of Paris

February 9, 2016

Bill Foley and Foley Family Wines, Healdsburg, Calif., announced the purchase of Chalone Estate Vineyard in Monterey County.

Lillet joins Pernod Ricard USA portfolio

Wine-based aperitif previously distributed by William Grant & Sons

January 4, 2016

New York-based Pernod Ricard USA announced that Lillet, a wine-based aperitif produced in Bordeaux, France, has joined the Pernod Ricard USA portfolio of premium spirit and wine brands, effective Jan. 1.

Stewart family purchases Envolve Winery

Operations moved to Lake Sonoma Winery

January 4, 2016

The Stewart family, owners of Sonoma, Calif.-based Lake Sonoma Winery, has negotiated the purchase of Envolve Winery from sibling proprietors Mike, Kate and Chris Benziger and Ben Flajnik.

Terre Brûlée

December 29, 2015

Cape Classics added to its portfolio with its latest label — Terre Brûlée — hailing from the Swartland region.

St. Mayhem

December 9, 2015

Art-Farm Wine now offers its St. Mayhem line of wines, which will roll out nationwide early in 2016.

Readers name favorite new beverage for September

1907 Water obtains nearly quarter of the vote

Jessica Jacobsen

October 20, 2015

It’s no secret that bottled water is one of the hottest beverage trends in the market. Market research firms have touted its growing market share and campaigns like first lady Michelle Obama’s Drink Up initiative is encouraging consumers to turn to the zero-calorie option.