Vine Cliff Winery along the Silverado Trail northeast of Yountville plans to make 21st-century changes on a property that ...

Lawmakers backing a measure that would let New York grocery stores sell wine have added several eleventh-hour amendments to boost support for legislation that would lift the Prohibition-era ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NESTAR0 — State lawmakers made another push Thursday to let grocery stores sell wine, adding changes they said would protect liquor stores while expanding access to local wines.

New York wineries face challenges getting their products onto shelves due to limited space in liquor stores and competition from national brands. Allowing wine sales in grocery stores would ...

Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — A proposed bill in the New York State Senate that would allow grocery stores to sell wine is getting mixed reactions among store owners, customers and the wine industry.

In the four decades since he opened his namesake winery on Cayuga Lake, Cameron Hosmer has followed the debate over allowing grocery stores in New York to sell wine. “It’s been kicking around ...

Under current law, the sale of wine in grocery stores is […] EAST SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — New York grocery stores may soon be offering a new item on their shelves — wine.

The “miscellaneous” section of a wine shop might not be a vintner’s favorite location for his or her wine, but it’s one of my favorite places to shop. Whether labeled “Miscellaneous ...

DEPEW, N.Y. — A new bill in Albany could give New Yorkers more choices for where to buy their wine. It would allow grocery stores to sell only New York produced wines. Some see this as an ...

After 25 years in the classroom, she moved back to her home in Bernardsville and a chance to turn her love of antiques into a business. With a partner she established Ludlow & Ely Antiques in the ...

Walk into a Tops Markets store in New York and you won’t find wine on the shelves, but you will find signs urging shoppers to ask their lawmakers to make wine in grocery stores possible.

Before Dr. Chris Colloca moved back to New York and founded Colloca Estate Winery in Sterling, he lived in Arizona — where he could buy wine while shopping at the grocery store. "Food and wine ...