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Domaine Serene and Saverglass Launch Lightweight Cépage Eco Bottle

Domaine Serene and Saverglass announce the launch of the new Cépage Eco bottle, a redesigned lightweight package that reduces environmental impact while preserving the distinctive design and premium experience associated with one of Oregon's most recognized luxury wine brands. The collaboration represents a significant sustainability milestone for Domaine

Jackson Family Napa Vineyards Earn Regenerative Organic Certified Status

With harvest underway, Jackson Family Wines announces that its Napa Valley estate vineyards have achieved Regenerative Organic Certified® (ROC™) status, considered one of the most rigorous standards in agriculture. The certification covers about 663 acres across 15 estate vineyards, with 350 acres planted with vines. Jackson Family Wines now farms

Wente Family Vineyards in Strategic National Partnership with Bronco Wine

Wente Family Estates and Bronco Wine Co. announce a nationwide partnership. This partnership, which joins two of California’s strongest family-owned legacy companies, stands to strengthen the impact and market presence of both multigenerational wineries. Wente Family Estates was established in 1883 and continues to be owned and operated

After 36 Years, Lost Coast Brewery Set For Auction

A few months ago, Barbara Groom, founder of Lost Coast Brewery, now 80, announced her intention to sell the Eureka, Calif., brewery. It apparently didn't draw the offers at the price she wanted. So she's put it up for auction through New Mill Capital for the

Many Bev/Al Consumers Don't Feel They're Getting Good Value for Fair Prices: Deloitte

Four in 10 U.S. consumers are value seekers – including a quarter of households earning over $400,000. These value seekers intentionally have cut back 20 to 40% on alcohol spending, according to a recent report from Deloitte. They've also cut on-premise alcohol spending at bars and

Cost of Living Top Issue in 2026 Midterms

The cost of living is easily the single most important factor in deciding whom to vote for today. That's according to 50% of Republicans, 48% of Democrats and 48% of independents surveyed by the Reuters/Ipsos poll Sept. 11-14.. Immigration was the second most important issue (20%