Could a New Tariff Send French Champagne Out of Your Price Range? Consider These Domestic Sparkling Wines
Here, our wine columnist shares her top picks for U.S. sparkling wines produced in the traditional Champagne style.
Will 200% EU wine tariffs change U.S. drinking habits?
As tariff wars escalate, local wineries and retailers brace for shifts in consumer behavior and market dynamics.
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Why it’s time to stop under-estimating South African wine
For too long, South African wine has been dismissed as a supermarket bargain rather than a fine wine contender. But as Hannah ...
US booze importers cancel European wine shipments — and brace for devastating losses — as Trump tariffs loom
A 200% tariff would spark a tax bill of $500,000 for Grassroots Wine, a family-run business whose clients include stores and ...
I spent 16 days in French Polynesia. The trip was spectacular, but these 5 things would have made it better.
She visited six islands in French Polynesia. Looking back, she would have packed, budgeted, and planned a few things differently.
Would ‘America First’ Champagne Have the Same Sparkle? Tariff Threats Jolt French Wineries
President Trump’s threat of a 200% tariff on European wine collides with Champagne makers’ resistance to uproot from France.
‘We hope it’s just blah blah:' European wine producers brace for Trump tariffs
The number 200 is top of mind across wine country in France, Italy and Spain, Europe's top producers of wine. That's because ...
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Hum: Elise, which serves French-inspired fare in cosy Westboro digs, is on the right track
John Thomas, the managing director of Azure Urban Developments, knew he wanted a French restaurant on the ground floor of his ...
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Wine expert reveals perfect EU wines for Easter pairings
Neil McAndrew, wine industry consultant and advisor to the European Union’s ‘More Than Only Food & Drink’ campaign, has ...
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French wine major Castel to close bottling site
Credit: ibWR111 / Shutterstock.com French wine major Castel Frères is to wind up operations at its Saint-Priest bottling site near Lyon by the end of the year.