Wine Comes Crawling Back to Gen-X

View in your browser As Boomers slowly – and we mean slowly – age out of the wine market, Gen-X are admirably stepping up to the plate. We also, this week, have a look at how wineries in Oregon are adapting to climate change, and investigate a new partnership between Gallo and the Rhône Ranger. Finally, we bring you the world's most expensive Sauvignon Blancs.  Read More Gen-X Back in Wine's Good Books After years of talk about getting Millennials into wine, the industry might have to look again at other demographics. Read More Advertisement Changing Ways for Oregon Wine Climate change is altering the way winemakers work in southern Oregon, as conditions move from foggy to fiery. Read More Gallo and Grahm: Wine's Marvel Team-up When Gallo wanted a new small-production wine, who better to turn to than the Rhône Ranger himself? Read More Advertisement The World's Most Expensive Sauvignon Blancs Everyone's favorite summer wine offers better value than most of the other "noble" grapes. Read More Advertisement Search Stores & Producers News Wine-Searcher Limited 3 Totara Ave, New Lynn, Auckland 0600, New Zealand Unsubscribe