During the height of the pandemic, wineries were forced to shutter their doors to in-person tastings. To try and recoup revenue losses, vineyards...
DTC Wines Sales Are Down for the First Time Since the Pandemic Hit
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How Data Can Help Fuel the Wine Market’s Growth
The year 2023 is ushering in good news for the wine market -- it's finally growing. The growing urban inclination for exotic wine, surging demand...
Consumers Are Drinking With Their Eyes: Wine Labels Dominate Buying Motivation
Wine labels are becoming a dominating factor for consumers when deciding which wine to buy in stores. Wine drinkers want more clarity with their...
Despite Plunging Stock Market, Premium Wine Sales Are Up
Despite the turbulent stock market, one thing that has remained stable is baby boomers’ love for premium wine. Sales of bottles of wine priced at...
It Could Be a Cold, Expensive Winter for Utility Customers
An estimated 1 in 6 American households, or roughly 20 million U.S. households, are already behind on their utility bills after a scorching summer...
It’s Not The Wine: Your Bottles Really Are Interacting With Each Other
Millennials are accustomed to pulling out their phones and scanning QR codes, whether it’s to read a menu at a restaurant or to learn more about a...
The United States Is Using Just A Fraction Of The Solar Energy It Could
Only 0.03% of the solar energy available for use in the United States is currently being harnessed to generate electricity for utilities. The U.S....
Climate Change Is The Reason You Don’t Have Power Right Now
Climate change presents an existential threat to humanity and planet Earth, but we don't have to wait for a doomsday scenario to see there are...
Like Everything Else, the Cost of Wine is Going Up
The average consumer knows that when they walk into the grocery store, they will pay more for items like eggs and chicken. Now they can add wine to...
Say Goodbye To Wines Under $11
Wines priced under $11 are seeing double-digit drops in volume in the US -- upwards of 10%. "I don't see heavy production companies that manufacture...
The Most Popular Drinks at the Hottest Summer Destinations
As summer begins, liquor stores and bars in destination towns are getting ready to place large orders and stock up. But depending on the summer town...
Solar Gets a New Life With Storage
Solar technology isn't a new phenomenon, but it has yet to take over as the primary power source for the country due to one major issue: storage....
This Year’s Hottest Vintage? NFTs
Nearly half of millennial millionaires place 25% of their wealth in cryptocurrencies, according to CNBC's 2021 Millionaire Survey. And since all the...
RTD Cocktails, Hard Seltzers Prepare for a Big Summer, and There’s Room for More Players
During the summer of 2019, whether you were at the beach, a bar, or a baseball game, you were likely to spot people in the crowd with White Claws in...
All The “Cool Kids” Are Investing In Wine
Traditional thinkers may envision a solid investment as a house, stocks, or a fine piece of art. But the "cool kids" know the best investments are...
On Social Media, Wine Country Is The Entire Planet
Traditional wine regions always felt like family communities. Vintners would share trade secrets and tips, commiserate during lousy crop years, and...
The Most Reliable Aspect of the Power Grid is That It’s Likely to Fail
Storms, outages, and aging equipment are some of the many reasons the United States power grid is less reliable than it was as recently as five...
Millennials Aren’t Drinking Enough Wine
Even a pandemic couldn't make millennials drink more wine. "In prior reports, we noted that the falling interest in wine among younger consumers,...
You Won’t Be Able To Find Enough Champagne And Russian Vodka This Summer
The next time you enter a liquor store, the shelves may look different. Global political events and lasting repercussions from the pandemic have...
Your Next Electricity Bill Might Be Shocking
Inflation is causing a cost increase in everything from groceries to gas, and if you haven't already experienced it, the next bill to increase will...