Today in Wine News: The United States will be holding its presidential election on Tuesday, November 5, but the food and wine industry is already bracing for change no matter who is elected president.
In an age where more people are choosing to abstain from alcohol, how will farm workers and restaurants thrive over the next four years? Moreover, how would changes to farm policy and taxes on alcohol and other imports affect life for all Americans in the near future?
Keep listening to learn more.
In Other News
Here are some additional highlights from the week:
Marcelo Aguero has been appointed the new CEO for Kobrand Corporation. He is the first person of color to hold the position in Kobrand’s 80 year history.
Chile has established its newest D.O. on Easter Island.
And finally, the world’s most visible custody fight over a winery has taken a new turn. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have roped Campari into a new lawsuit regarding the distribution of their Provençal rosé brand, Miraval.
That’s all the news this week. Thank you for listening to The Wine Press!
We’ll be back next Thursday with a new crop of wine news. Until then, cheers and happy drinking!
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