May the grapes be picked from the vines at the right time, the cars and walls of our lives be left without any more stickers, ...

Rising input costs such as fertilizer, fuel, equipment and labor, along with a drop in demand for wine and juice grapes and a glut in the marketplace, are the major ...

Around mid-summer, Mike Masser was wondering whether there’d be a worthwhile crop this season at Benigna’s Creek Vineyard & ...

A new water year started on October 1st. It’s how hydrologists and climatologists track precipitation throughout the year. Last year’s start to the water year was exceptionally dry, and local farmers ...

Green Door Folk School offers classes on craft, whether it's wood carving, canning, quilting or the craft of healing from ...

Minnesota has carved out a reputation as a great place to grow cold-climate grapes for wine, thanks to the Arboretum's ...

Before the sun rises on a recent September morning, Shade Mountain Winery and Vineyard employees Teresa and Brenda Martin don ...

Consider it Bumble for Texas grapes. Texas wine industry advocacy group Texas Hill Country Wineries (THCW) just launched its ...

October is Texas Wine Month, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with a scenic trip to the Hill Country. We stopped ...

Wine can become a symbol of resilience against climate change. Wineries—and businesses in general—have the responsibility and ...

Issues of Faith is a rotating column by religious leaders on the North Olympic Peninsula. Don Corson is an Ordained Deacon in the Lutheran Church (ELCA) and the winemaker for a local winery. He is ...

MADISON COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - When it comes to vineyards, weather can play a critical role. Also the timing of wet and dry ...