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Honig Winery 1st in Napa (But Not U.S.) to Use Ingredient Labels

Honig Vineyard & Winery, Rutherford, Calif., has become the first in Napa Valley to adopt ingredient labeling, starting with its 2025 Honig Sauvignon Blanc. It may be first in Napa Valley, but it's not the first in the U.S. Among the other wineries disclosing their ingredients are

Why Wineries Should Embrace Ingredient Labeling

Nearly 50% of U.S. wine consumers believe wine is high in added sugar. That figure – contained in a Wine Marketing Council report discussed by Liz Thach in Forbes – is reason enough for wineries to embrace ingredient labeling. Most wine doesn't have added sugar. A lot of us

Consumers See Less Need for Ingredient Lists for Wine

Two in five wine consumers who haven't seen an ingredient list on wine think wine should have an ingredient list. One in four doesn't believe it's necessary, and the rest don't care. That's one of the interesting facts contained in