Prosecco, now the No. 1 bubbly, aims to keep the party going
The Italian sparkling wine's makers have France's Champagne on its heels, and they plan to build on those gains
Wine
Winery loses 8,000 gallons of prosecco after silo explodes
Something to wine about: 6-second video shows 30,000 liters of sparking wine gushing from a tank onto the ground
Cailfornia wineries run low on workers
Winemakers find themselves competing with the higher-paying construction industry to retain workers
Climate change is coming for champagne grapes
Winegrowers are racing to pick their grapes earlier while scientists try to create strains that can resist hotter weather
Wine drinker? You have foreign workers to thank
Although the wine industry has exploded in the U.S., most of the people who harvest grapes are foreign workers
Taste-testing Replica Wines: How do knockoffs stack up to the originals?
Science is helping to replicate popular vintages by closely studying their flavor profiles in the lab and then selling them at a reduced price
How wineries from Oregon to France are adapting to climate change
Familia Torres, a major wine producer based in Spain, says climate change is a "very serious worldwide problem" for winemakers
Goldman Sachs exec's employee charged in $1M wine theft
Nicholas DeMeyer was in charge of receiving wine at the executive's Manhattan apartment and transporting it to his home in East Hampton
California gets ready to ignite cannabis-foodie movement
Chefs and investors will offer an array of cannabis-infused food and beverages, weed-pairing supper clubs and other events come Jan. 1
"The reason you drink"? Teachers given wine with boy's photo on label
Saying their son's teachers deserve more than a coffee mug for Christmas, an Ohio couple decided to give them bottles of wine with the child's picture on the label
Rare look inside Queen Elizabeth's vineyard
CBS News was the first U.S. network allowed inside the vineyard at Windsor Great Park
It may be time to toast Constellation Brands
The country's top marketer of beer, wine and spirits has been on a roll, and analysts see more good times coming
Billionaire spends $35M to investigate $400K wine fraud
When he discovered the wine he paid $400,000 for was not really owned by Thomas Jefferson, billionaire Bill Koch spent $35 million to investigate and confront the fraudsters
Red, white or orange? Unique amber wine demands high prices
New orange wines, created by fermenting white wine grapes with their skins on, are creating a buzz and fetching up to $200 a bottle
"The entire 2017 harvest is no longer": Wildfires take heavy toll on wine country
Two years of work and nearly 100,000 bottles of wine were destroyed at one vineyard
Europe swelters through "Lucifer," a brutal heat wave
"Lucifer" is living up to its name with intense heat that is fanning forest fires across France and Spain
"Lucifer" threatens Italy’s wine producers
A ferocious heat wave and major storms are causing havoc for the world's leading wine producer
Could alcohol lower your diabetes risk?
A daily drink or two may provide a bit of protection, study suggests, but some experts are skeptical
Wine critic Antonio Galloni's mission to bring wine to everyone
The Delectable app founder just rolled out a premium subscription that lets users scan wine labels and access thousands of expert reviews
Ancient pottery inscription: More booze, please
"If there is any wine, send," reads a shard of ancient pottery, proving not much has changed since around 600 B.C.
Stopped Ohio motorist handed son, 5, sippy cup with wine, police say
Police say an Ohio woman stopped for driving erratically handed her 5-year-old son a sippy cup with wine in it when officers approached her car
Looking for the perfect gift? Here’s what not to buy
Here's expert advice on how to keep your gifts from being among the millions that get returned every year
Matt Bellassai reveals his "hangriest" moment
People's Choice Award-winner Matt Bellassai chats with CBS News about life after Buzzfeed and his love of wine
Endangered baby toads conceived in Calif. flown to Puerto Rico
Breeding program hopes to save brightly-colored crested toad from from the brink of extinction
How Morley Safer convinced Americans to drink more wine
In this classic 60 Minutes story, Morley Safer asked why the French can eat butter and pâté and not suffer high levels of heart disease
Kimberly Guilfoyle preparing to resign as ambassador to Greece
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