Christmas is less than a week away and joining us right now with some tips on what to serve on the table this year is Ray Isle, our old friend who's here from executive, he's the executive wine editor at Food and Wine. And uh Ray, you do this for us every year. >> I love doing this. This is great. Thanks for having me. I'm trying to get us, you know, a little tipsy at 6:20 in the morning. >> It's my job. It's what I It's what I do do for the world. >> I was actually thinking about it. How do you do your job ...

In 2022, I did something I never thought I would do. I told my husband he could start looking for jobs on the West Coast. I was an East Coast woman for my whole life.Full stop. I had spent nearly two decades as an attorney working in public service. On paper, I had the career I was supposed to want.respected, important, secure. I was a person who made plans, followed steps, kept the trains moving. But something had started to unravel.I was burned out, drained, hollow, and disconnected. My resume made sense, ...

Our weekly podcast on China. This week, how state support and foreign expertise has boosted China’s burgeoning wine industry https://t.co/kxg7imRiBA ...

France will spend $150 million to help farmers uproot vines as the wine industry is hit hard by climate change and falling demand https://t.co/aEGOMEn82w ...

“The landscapes as we know them are being transformed,” says a wine-industry boss. Farmers blame drought, lack of access to reservoir water and higher energy and other costs since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/Fx3HpmJcKP ...

Core Points - F&F Fine Wines International Inc. recalled over 900,000 bottles of Kirkland prosecco due to a risk of spontaneous shattering, posing a laceration hazard to consumers [1][5] - The recall was initiated after receiving 10 reports of bottles breaking, resulting in one reported injury [2] - The affected bottles were sold in various states from April 2025 to August 2025 at a price of approximately $8 [3] Company Actions - Consumers are instructed to stop using the recalled bottles immediately and dispose of them, while also contacting Ethica Wines for refund instructions [7] - The recall specifically involves Kirkland Signature Valdobbiadene Prosecco DOCG, identified by UPC code 196633883742 and Costco Item Number 1879870 [2][5] Consumer Impact - The recall affects customers in multiple states including Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin [3][5] - Costco issued a warning letter to consumers regarding the recall, emphasizing the potential danger of unopened bottles shattering [3]

The U.S. wine industry hasn’t had it this bad since Prohibition. Changing drinking habits, falling prices, tariffs and the weather are forcing winemakers to do the unthinkable: rip up the vines.🔗: https://t.co/nJlsoKGonM https://t.co/MHd7xjZq76 ...

A round of consolidation is in order as the English wine industry tries to grow up, writes @marcusashworth (via @opinion) https://t.co/xwbCzsZt7c ...

During summer months when oranges in Florida and California aren't in season, the United States imports most of its fruit from Southern hemisphere producers like Peru and from Groves, such as this one in South Africa. It's South Africa's biggest agricultural export. With citrus products destined for the US alone, accounting for 32 million in 2022.We are here in Citrusdal, a town in the Western Cape that's home to around 200 farms. It's also the only fruit producing region in South Africa with direct access ...