Tag: NAWR
Afternoon Brief, September 11th
NAWR Applauds First Circuit Court of Appeals’ Decision That Rhode Island’s Ban of Wine Shipments from Out-of-State Retailers Is Discriminatory: The National Association of Wine Retailers (NAWR) released the following statement from its President David Parker concerning the First Circuit Court of Appeals’ recent decision in Anvar v. Dwyer that Rhode Island’s ban on wine shipments from out-of-state retailers is discriminatory...
National Association of Wine Retailers Releases Statement Concerning Victory in Ohio...
July 17th - Today the National Association of Wine Retailers (NAWR) President David A. Parker released the following statement regarding the Sixth Circuit Court...
Afternoon Brief, February 11th
Big Is Beautiful for California’s 2021 Grape Harvest: Alarm bells are ringing for Sauvignon Blanc lovers as supply gets tight – but Cabernet is booming...
NAWR Responds to U.S. Treasury Report on Competitiveness in Alcohol Industry
Wine Retailer Association Identifies "Severe Levels of Anti-Competitiveness" at State Level
February 11- (Washington, DC)—The National Association of Wine Retailers (NAWR) today issued this statement...
Afternoon Brief, November 19th
Washington’s Protectionist Wine Shipping Laws Put Damper on Holiday Gift Giving: Washingtonians during the upcoming holiday season will once again have to forgo giving wine as a gift to their family and friends in the Evergreen State due to archaic and protectionist laws that ban the shipment of most wines into the state...
Afternoon Brief, June 11th
Hot Brands and Instagram Are Fueling Rosé Wine’s Phenomenal Growth Rate in the U.S. Market: With National Rosé Wine Day scheduled for this weekend, it is a useful time to examine the causes of the phenomenal growth in popularity of rosé in America. According to a recent report by bw166, a global market research firm for alcohol beverage, U.S. rosé sales volume increased by an astounding 1433% from 2010 to 2020...
Afternoon Brief, June 9th
Police Seize Grange in "Sting of the Century": Two full sets of Penfolds Grange valued at $400,000 each have reportedly been seized by Police as part of Operation Ironside which is being billed as the "Sting of the Century"...
Proposed Michigan Bill to Fix Unconstitutional, Anti-Consumer Bans on Wine Shipping
National Association of Wine Retailers Applauds Bi-Partisan Bill
(Lansing, MI)—Consumers across Michigan and the National Association of Wine Retailers applaud the introduction of SB 819...
Retailer Association Applauds Introduction of Bill to Allow Rhode Island Wine...
—National Association of Wine Retailers supports Senator Adam Satchell's bill (S2097) to allow wine shipments to Rhode Island consumers as well as a recently...
Wine Shipping Laws in California and 20 Other States Ruled Unconstitutional
National Association of Wine Retailers Urges Legislative Action to Fix Laws and Benefit Consumers
(Sacramento, CALIF)—Twenty-one states across the country, including California, are in violation...
National Association of Wine Retailers’ Comment on Historic Tennessee Wine v....
(Washington, DC)—The National Association of Wine Retailers Executive Director Tom Wark released the following statement today concerning the Supreme Court’s decision in Tennessee Wine...
Michigan’s Protectionist Wine Shipping Ban Ruled Unconstitutional by Federal Court
The Fourth Time a Michigan Shipping Law is Overturned in Federal Court is a Strong Message to Lawmakers and Victory for Consumers
On Friday the...
Proposed Wine Shipping Bill Needs Amending to Serve Arizona Consumers
—SB 1381 Would Bar Shipment of More than 60% of All Wines Approved for Sale In the United States—
(Sacramento, CALIF)—The proposed bill (SB 1381) to...
Afternoon Brief, December 14
Resveratrol Could Replace Sulfites in Wine: Researchers in Argentina have come up with a possible alternative to sulfites in red wine and it's something that should please the health conscious - resveratrol...
