Tornado and Hail Hit Famed Châteauneuf-du-Pape Vineyard
Plus, the Spotted Lanternfly spreads across East Coast vineyards and remembering a Burgundy icon
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Vine-Killing Spotted Lanternfly Continues to Spread
The invasive species has taken hold in 13 Eastern states; California grapegrowers are nervous it will head west
Move Over, Cabernet: Napa Winery Tries Out New, Disease-Resistant Grapes
Rutherford’s Whitehall Lane planted Camminare Noir and Paseante Noir to deal with the threat of Pierce’s disease. But how’s …
Sex and Garlic: New Weapons Against the Most Notorious Vineyard Diseases?
A Champagne vine expert and a Bordeaux lab have developed potential keys to winning winemakers' eternal war with powdery …
Washington Winemakers Devise Battle Plan for Phylloxera in Vineyards
While the vine pest has been found in Walla Walla, experts say it can be slowed
Vineyard-Crashing Bear Finds Bearings, Pinot Pairings
Navarro Vineyards in the Anderson Valley has found itself host to a persistent, opportunistic new visitor—with excellent …
Discerning Baboon Stops to Dine at Cape Winery: 'This One Clearly Loved Italian Cuisine'
A baboon walks into a bar at a South African winery ...
Walla Walla Wineries Confront Phylloxera
The Washington wine region’s sandy soils were considered immune to the infamous pest, but it’s been hiding in plain sight
Can Anyone Stop the Sticky, Sap-Sucking Invader Attacking American Vineyards?
Native to China, the spotted lanternfly is killing vines on the East Coast and is spreading
Own Rooted vs. Grafted Vines: Which Make Better Wines?
Two winemakers working with century-old vineyards share their thoughts