James Hill for The New York Times Supported by By Liz Alderman Liz Alderman, who writes about the European economy, reported ...

In Champagne, the French region from where the glamourous bubbly gets its name, makers of the sparkling wine are reeling at ...

The number 200 is top of mind across wine country in France, Italy and Spain. That's because U.S. President Donald Trump ...

President Trump has threatened 200% tariffs on wine and other alcohol imports from Europe. How would this reshape the wine ...

President Donald Trump 's proposed 200 percent tariff on all European Union (EU) alcohol products could deliver a significant ...

The United States is the biggest export market for champagne, made exclusively in its home region in eastern France, with close to 30 million bottles valued at 810 million euros ($880 million ...

The current trade spat between the US and EU is threatening the livelihoods of Champagne producers with Trump announcing a ...

With rolling vineyards and a chief winemaker from France’s Champagne region, the Domaine Chandon has all the hallmarks of a French wine estate with one exception: It is located in Napa Valley.

EPERNAY, France – French champagne producers ... With more than 4,000 independent winemakers and 360 champagne houses, the region produces about 300 million bottles annually, with one billion ...

US President Donald Trump speaks to the press about the conflict in Ukraine before boarding Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base March 14th, 2025, in Maryland. Photo by: Brendan Smialowski ...

The number 200 is top of mind across wine country in France, Italy and Spain. That's because U.S. President Donald Trump threatened a tariff of 200% on European wines, Champagne and other spirits if ...