Across the U.S., thousands of acres of wine grapes have gone unsold due to declining wine sales and overflowing wine inventories. But some growers are fighting back with proactive and longterm ...

Health-enhancing oligosaccharides found in chardonnay grape residue Oligosaccharides hold potential to support intestinal health Wine waste could become source for supplements or food products ...

Just as a bird or animal species can come close to the brink of extinction, so too can wine grapes. Currently there are over 1300 vine varieties in the world, but most people are only familiar with ...

There are so many under appreciated wine regions across the world, far beyond Bordeaux or Tuscany. Here's where you'll find ...

As climate change threatens global agricultural systems, understanding the adaptability of wild plant relatives is crucial.

A barefoot person stomping on purple grapes in a red basin. - Halfpoint/Getty Images You may remember the concept of grape stomping, the practice of crushing grapes with one's bare feet as part of the ...

In the heart of Boston, a wine shop is rewriting the rules — one bottle at a time. Founded in 2010 by visionary couple TJ and Hadley Douglas, The Urban Grape has evolved from a single storefront to a ...

“All gone,” the Mexican winemaker says, gesturing at a table of empty bottles at a natural-wine fair at City Market Social House, a glossy warehouse space just south of skid row on San Pedro Street.

For many reasons, these varieties have either been unfairly dismissed or are little known outside their home regions. But they make joyful wines. By Eric Asimov A few weeks ago I opened a bottle that ...

In a medieval cesspit in central France, archaeologists dug up a small, hard grape seed. They believed it to be 900 years old, based on the artifacts found nearby. When geneticists crushed up the ...