Customers can now shop a marketplace of more than a thousand wines crafted by wineries around the country, including Hall Wines, J. Bookwalter Winery, Pepper Bridge Winery and Torii Mor Winery ...
Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) has rolled out a wine label called ‘NEXT,’ but the company insists it does not own it. It was first reported that Amazon was launching its own label, but it was later ...
According to numerous reports out this morning, Amazon entered the wine business with its own label in partnership with Oregon’s King Estate Winery, which has launched a direct-to-Amazon wine label ...
What wines are selling best on Amazon.com? You might be surprised. There’s more than just the expected popular brands of Cabernet and Chardonnay. Curious about what the top-selling wines on Amazon.com ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the people, business and politics of the wine industry. Which wineries are best suited to selling product on Amazon?
NEXT was developed by King Vintners with Amazon Wine (PRNewsfoto/King Estate Winery) Update: It turns out Amazon is not actually developing its own wine, as TechCrunch reported Thursday. Recode ...
Note: Wine sales on Amazon. That's the subject of our three-part series, beginning with the "flywheel" of sales and recommendations that works well for some wineries, as we saw in last week's post.
Scoring a six-pack of craft beer under $10 isn’t difficult. A decent bottle of wine? Nearly impossible. While you likely won’t hit on a Napa Valley cab or an Italian Barolo wine in this price range, ...
Corrections & clarifications: Amazon says the Next brand is not owned or developed by the company, but Amazon Wine is serving only as the seller. Add wine to the growing list of businesses Amazon is ...
Wine-Country Selection Customers who want access to wine-country selection can now explore a wide assortment of tasting room favorites in the comfort of their homes. From the classic Napa Cab to the ...
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