It's harvest season in wine country and full-out crush parties are still relatively new, but the parties may hold the key to pulling the industry out of its slump.

One way of cheering yourself up could be with a glass of wine, or two, but who needs a reason? At the Grape Crush pop-up, you can enjoy glugging wine from a water gun or pouring it down your throat.

Harvest season in California’s wine country is draining, and intoxicating, work. That’s exactly what these “campers” signed ...

With live music ringing through the air, attendees of the Crush Festival took turns waiting in line to stomp grapes into grape juice Sunday. Hosted by Les Bourgeois Vineyards, the festival gave ...

It’s hard to believe we are more than halfway through harvest — it seems like we just experienced the May 18 freeze, but here we are picking grapes and making wine! The weather through September was ...

FRANKLIN — When Phyllis Vozzella was a young girl, she was the one always at her father’s side. Together they made sausages and put up jars of tomato sauce. They also made wine every autumn. Now the ...

Miami knows a thing or two about having a good time… And Grape Crush: Pop-up knows a whole lot about both of them. Put them together and you have a recipe for a fun and a great time at Vinya in Coral ...

Napa’s wine grapes, far and away the most valuable in California, gained in worth again last year to lead the state’s average price for grapes at $5,571 per ton. The bump in price, noted in the final ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – North Coast Wine Club will be crushing grapes Saturday, Sept. 24. The club will be crushing grapes for red wine - Cabernet Sauvignon Clone 169, Merlot and Malbec 9 a.m. to noon. New ...

Increasingly hot temperatures combined with worsening natural disasters make it difficult for the crop to grow. Wine grapes usually need a special set of weather conditions to ripen properly, and ...