Afternoon Brief, September 11

TRENDING STORY
Southern Glazer’s to Pay $12.5 Million to Resolve Bribery Investigation with the DOJ
On Thursday, alcohol distributor Southern Glazer’s announced that it reached a resolution with the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Alcohol and Tobacco Trade Bureau (TTB) in a longstanding investigation related to improper payments and bribery…
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Mark Ryan Closing Walla Walla Tasting Room
Mark Ryan is closing its Walla Walla tasting room at the end of September. The winery will continue to have its production facility in Walla Walla and a tasting room in Woodinville…
Southern Glazer’s Statement on Resolution with U.S. Department of Justice
The misconduct at issue involved former employees who took steps to circumvent compliance controls and policies, including submitting fraudulent documentation through third parties. The Company has put in place various measures designed to detect and deter such conduct going forward…
Napa’s Judd’s Hill Winery to Close Winery Operations, but Brand Continues
After almost 50 years of making wine in the Napa Valley, Judd’s Hill Winery announced it is “winding down” winery operations…
20 Vintages Strong: Bonanno Vintners Introduces $30 Oakville & Stags Leap District Cabernets
Will Smoky Skies Ruin the Wine? Maragas Winery Is Testing to Find Out
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Additional Briefing Filed in Response to Ohio’s Request for Supreme Court Review of Retail Shipping Case
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Dynamis Estate Wines Co-Founders Nominated for Winemaker of the Year in Wine Enthusiast’s 2026 Wine Star Awards
Spotted Lanternfly Confirmed in Berrien County
Vintners Seek to Designate Champlain Valley as Wine Region
Austrian Wine Launches 5th Annual Retail Promotional Campaign: “Austrian Wine for Every Occasion” September 10 – October 18, 2026
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