Below is a summary of articles from April. Enjoy! Summary of Articles March 2026 Faceblock: How Facebook algorithms disrupted an entire industry Northwest weather update: End of winter to late spring U.S. Sustainable Winegrowing Summit Read more...
David Richardson, CEO, Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Ste. Michelle Wine Estates (SMWE), Washington’s largest winery, announced multiple changes to its senior leadership team today. David Richardson has been named SMWE’s new chief executive Read more...
After successive years in the doldrums, bulk wine sales are starting to pick up in the Pacific Northwest. “We're starting to see at least a mini rally,” says Adam Schulz, owner of Incredible Bulk Wine Read more...
55+ wines reviewed below and in the database, including the latest from Arenness, Beaux Frères, Chateau Ste. Michelle, Compton, Cortell Collection, Evening Land, J. Bookwalter, Le Cadeau, Rujaya, Ryan Rose, The Walls, Tres Colline, Winter’s Read more...
Chateau Ste. Michelle Cabernet Sauvignon label across vintages Will this and other recent moves help lead to brighter days for Washington’s oldest and largest winery? Chateau Ste. Michelle is unquestionably at a point Read more...
How western Washington’s wine hub germinated in the seediest of places Woodinville's Warehouse District is about as far away from traditional visions of wine country as any wine lover could imagine. Run-down, shabby, prefab warehouse Read more...
65+ wines reviewed below and in the database, including the latest from Arenness, Betz Family, Chateau Ste. Michelle, Chehalem, Elouan, Force Majeure, Harbinator, J. Bookwalter, Klipsun, Massalto, Prospice, Rujaya, Stoller, The Walls, Top Source, Valo, Read more...
Knight's Gambit Vineyard, Dundee Hills Sycamore Partners, a New York-based private equity firm, has sold Knight’s Gambit Vineyard in Oregon’s Dundee Hills. The property has previously been an estate site for the Willamette Read more...
Company has filed for bankruptcy Pacific Rim & Co. is closing. The winery, located in West Richland, Washington, will wind down operations over the coming months before shutting down. Wine Business reported earlier today that Read more...
The fourth U.S. Sustainable Winegrowing Summit will take place in Walla Walla next month. The event will occur May 6 and 7. “Hosting the Summit in Washington is a big moment for our industry,” says Read more...
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