Vineyard in Argentina 1. Warming Temperatures: Expanding Northward 🔹 Outcomes: Traditional wine regions (e.g. Bordeaux, Rioja, Tuscany )...

Budburst 🌱 APRIL: Budburst and Early Shoot Growth Phenological Stage: Buds begin to swell and burst open, revealing the young green...

Climate Change and Bulk Wine IntroductionClimate change is reshaping the global wine industry, and the bulk wine segment is no...

Preventing Re-Fermentation during Bulk Shipping Fully dealcoholized dry wine (≤0.5% ABV, with minimal residual sugar) is more vulnerable...

Dealcoholized Wine, The Good and the Bad Dealcoholized wine—also known as alcohol-removed or non-alcoholic wine—is wine that has...

🏷️ Cost Efficiency 1. Shipping Savings: • Bulk wine is shipped in large containers (like 24,000-liter flexitanks), which fit in standard...

The quality of the Chilean wine from the 2025 harvest  has been widely praised by producers, viticulturists, and enologists. Here's a...

Pinotage 🇿🇦 2025 South Africa Harvest Report Key Varietals: Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Pinotage 🌿 General Overview The 2025...

Bulk Wine Transportation and the Use of Flexitanks Overview Bulk wine transportation refers to shipping large volumes of wine in...

Focus on Sauvignon Blanc Overview The 2025 New Zealand wine harvest has been marked by an excellent combination of quality and volume,...

When it comes to sourcing bulk wine, the right provider is more than just a supplier — they’re a strategic partner. Whether you're a brand owner, bottler, or distributor, choosing who you work with can significantly impact your product quality, production timeline, and bottom line. So, what separates a good bulk wine provider from the rest? Let’s break it down. 🌍 1. A Global Sourcing Network A reliable bulk wine provider should offer access to a wide range of wine-producing

The Rise of Organic Bulk Wine in Global Markets In recent years, global demand for organic bulk wine has surged—driven by changing...

​The outlook for Chile's 2025 wine harvest is characterized by both optimism and caution, influenced by varying regional conditions and...

​The 2025 South African wine grape harvest is progressing well, with early reports indicating both an improvement in yield and exceptional fruit quality. Favorable weather conditions, including a cold, wet winter followed by a moderate spring, have contributed to healthy vine growth and well-balanced fruit development.  Early forecasts suggest that the 2025 crop will be comparable to the 2023 harvest of 1.183 million tonnes, which was the second smallest in the past two decad

As of March 31, 2025, New Zealand's wine regions are in the midst of the 2025 grape harvest, which typically spans from February to...

​The 2024 grape harvest in Sicily commenced earlier than usual due to elevated temperatures and drought conditions. Settesoli, a prominent Sicilian cooperative, began harvesting Pinot Grigio in mid-July, approximately 12 days ahead of previous years. This advancement was attributed to limited rainfall during autumn and winter, coupled with an early onset of summer in May. Despite these challenges, the grapes were reported to be in excellent health, with expectations of wines

The 2024 Spanish wine harvest experienced notable regional variations due to diverse climatic conditions. Overall, production increased by approximately 17% compared to the historically low yield of 2023, reaching around 38 million hectoliters. However, this figure remains about 4.7% below the five-year average. Central and Southern Spain: Regions such as Castilla-La Mancha, which accounts for over half of Spain's wine production, reported favorable conditions. The area exper