March 20, 2025
Made for the next generation of wine lovers —21+ Gen Z and Millennials Sonoma County, CA (March 20, 2025) — Rack & Riddle, the #1 custom sparkling wine producer in the United States, has created CALSECCO a...
March 18, 2025
Tariffs Could Hit California Growers Hard: The proposed 200% tariff might have a paradoxical effect: it could encourage big US wineries to import more foreign bulk wine to replace wine made from California...
March 18, 2025
Jeff Tuttle CEO Rack & Riddle March 18, 2025 (Sonoma County, CA) — Rack & Riddle, the leading custom sparkling wine producer in the United States, has appointed new CEO Jeff Tuttle. He takes...
March 7, 2025
As the bubble craze continues, wineries across the country are embracing the trend. By Kathleen Willcox Certain things sell as much for their image as they do for their inherent merits. Forgetting...
March 4, 2025
Arizona’s Out-of-State Wine Restrictions Don’t Discriminate, Ninth Circuit Says: Retailers that ship directly to consumers must have a physical storefront in the state, but a panel said the requirement...
February 25, 2025
February 25, 2025 (Sonoma County, CA) — Rack & Riddle, the #1 custom sparkling wine producer in the United States, has created CALSECCO a new California sparkling wine category developed to drive...
December 3, 2024
Duckhorn Sues Rival Over 'Duck Pond' Wine Trademark, Trade Dress: Stone Wolf Vineyards LLC violated terms of a series of settlements in which its corporate predecessor agreed to use "Duck Pond" only with...
November 19, 2024
US Trade Commission: Certain Wine Bottles from China Do Not Harm Glass Industry: The United States International Trade Commission has determined that the US glass industry is not harmed by imports of certain...
November 19, 2024
November 19, 2024 (Sonoma County, CA) — Rack & Riddle was recognized earlier this month by the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) at its 20th Annual ACG Growth Awards, held at the Salesforce Tower...
September 11, 2024
Could the no and low movement save the wine industry? By Kathleen Willcox The resistance among hardcore oenophiles to the rise of low and no alcohol wines was completely understandable … at first....