Washington state’s largest wine producer is consolidating its southeast Washington operations as it focuses on strengthening the company’s long-term sustainability. 

Three winemakers, two of them longtime tenants of a 20-year-old building at Prosser’s Vintners Village, have come together to buy and fully occupy it. 

Leaders from some of the largest players in Washington wine will now work together to promote the state’s industry across the country. 
 

Another round of leadership changes are happening at Washington state’s largest wine producer. 

A West Richland winery that has sold most of its wine to an Italian wine producer for the past 15 year plans to liquidate its inventory over the coming months to pay back its creditors. 

The conflict in Iran has caused fuel prices to soar and Washington State farmers said it hits them hard when they are putting crops in the ground. 

One of the Mid-Columbia's oldest wineries is growing its portfolio and pool of expert winemakers.

The top leadership of Washington state’s largest wine producer is being tweaked roughly a month after it was bought by a longtime lower Yakima Valley farm family. 

One of the Walla Walla Valley’s oldest and most recognizable wineries is growing its distribution network with a national distributor both in its home state and in California.