It’s that time of year again, the Silicon Valley Bank’s annual wine report is out—download the report to get a comprehensive view of the state of the wine industry. To help craft producers keep up with emerging technologies, VineSpring talks with other industry experts to uncover tools and actionable advice. Several wineries discuss what changes from 2020 they hope to see carry on in the future and which ones they hope fade away. And lastly, American drinkers are increasingly turning to spirits as their beverage alcohol of choice.

State of the Wine Industry Report 2021

The Silicon Valley Bank State of the Wine Industry Report is here! While 2020 was packed with unforeseeable challenges, there are many unique opportunities that lay ahead. Read this report to get an excellent view of the industry landscape and arm your business with data to help you succeed in the future.

Boom Times Ahead for US Wine industry

The end of the pandemic will surely spark a world-wide celebration—complete with wine. The future looks bright for the wine industry as many postponed events are rescheduled, the oversupply is now more balanced, and consumers are more comfortable buying wine online.

Leveraging Technology to Survive and Thrive

The events of 2020 were a catalyst for rapid technology advances. The world is moving faster than ever before and has become more complex. Craft producers need to find a way to keep up with emerging technologies. Watch this webinar to learn from experts and get the tools you need to maintain and scale your business.

What Will Wineries Take Away From 2020? Plenty, With Many of the Changes to Be Used Permanently

Everyone has had to change aspects of their lives and businesses to adjust to lockdowns and mitigation efforts during the pandemic. Many of these changes will become permanent once things return to “normal.” This article explores unexpected benefits, what will fade away, and what is here to stay.

Spirits Outperform Wine and Beer for Eighth Consecutive Year

Americans love their spirits, increasingly so. In 2020 spirits celebrated their 25th consecutive annual gain and a 5 percent acceleration over the previous year. Wine also saw an increase, but smaller than spirits while beer volumes declined.