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Members of AAWE are economists from around the world -- in academia, business, government, and research.

Benefits of Individual Membership include an individual subscription to the Journal of Wine Economics and member rates on conference participation and journal manuscript submission. AAWE also extends Institutional Membership to academic institutions, business firms, and other organizations who share AAWE's objectives and wish to provide special opportunities for their economists to participate in AAWE's activities.

09/15/2026

California W**e Crush by Color, 1975-2025: For the first time since 1996, California crushed more white w**e grapes than red (2025).

09/15/2026

Le Cochon Prodigue, saucisson d'Auvergne, ca. 1919 — grotesque to us, conventional in its trade. Pureté Alimentaire Absolue: a claim no buyer could verify. But adulteration enters at the processor's hands, and this pig has none — animal, butcher and product at once, nothing entering the frame.

Both claims answer one statute: the 1905 fraud law, which forbade deceiving a buyer about a product's composition or its origin. Charcuterie took purity. W**e took origin — delimitation from 1908, the appellation law of 1919, AOC in 1935.

09/14/2026

Normans loading the ships with arms and w**e for the invasion of England and the battle of Hastings, 1066. The Latin inscription reads: "These men carry arms to the ships, and here they haul a cart with w**e and weapons." Scene 37 of the Bayeux Tapestry.
The Bayeux Tapestry is an embroidered cloth nearly 70 meters long and 50 centimeters tall, depicting the events leading up to the Battle of Hastings and the Norman conquest of England under William the Conqueror. It was probably commissioned in the early 1070s by Bishop Odo of Bayeux, William's half-brother.

09/14/2026

California's 2025 crush: Chardonnay leads at 493,000 tons, Cabernet Sauvignon second with 423,500.
Across all varieties, whites and reds finish almost dead even — 50.4% to 49.6% of 2.63 million tons.

09/14/2026

Véronique Filozof (Swiss/French, 1904–1977), Fête du Rougevin à l'atelier (Rougevin festival at the studio), 1960. India ink on paper, 49 × 64 cm.
Note: the Rougevin festival is not named after red w**e but after Auguste Rougevin (1794–1878), an architect whose bequest endowed a design competition at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris.

09/13/2026

Global W**e Production and Consumption, 1860-2025.
Global w**e production has consistently exhibited markedly greater year-to-year variance than consumption, consistent with production's direct exposure to weather variability, whereas global consumption evolves more gradually. The more consequential long-run pattern, however, is the structural divergence emerging since the production peak of the late 1970s/early 1980s: global supply has persistently exceeded demand, with the gap widening over the subsequent four decades.

09/13/2026

Enzo Sellerio (Italian, 1924-2012). Vendemmia (Grape Harvest), Mount Etna, Sicily, 1963. Sellerio was a photographer, publisher, and collector, based mainly in Palermo, Sicily.

09/12/2026

This 1950 Sherry W**e & Spirits (later Sherry-Lehmann) price list shows remarkably low prices and little stratification across labels. A 1945 Mouton, Haut-Brion, or Margaux retailed for just $3.34 a bottle — only about $47 in inflation-adjusted August 2026 dollars.

09/12/2026

JOURNAL OF W**E ECONOMICS, BOOK REVIEW: Brendan A. Galipeau “Crafting a Tibetan Terroir: W**emaking in Shangri-La.” Reviewed by Peter W. Brush. Open access:https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/0401D906E09538864DDB19484DA887AD/S1931436125100722a.pdf/brendan-a-galipeau-crafting-a-tibetan-terroir-w**emaking-in-shangri-la-university-of-washington-press-2024-225-pp-isbn-978-0295753362-softcover-dollar3500.pdf

09/11/2026

LVMH Group's Global Revenue and the Share of W**e and Spirits, 2008-2025. In 2025, LVMH's revenue amounted to €80.8 billion, with €5.4 billion coming from w**e and spirits (including ch*****ne). This segment's share has continuously declined from 18.2% in 2008 to just 6.6% in 2025.

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