As Black women, they thought, they could begin to change that. “We had a lot of pushback as to whether or not Black women even drank wine, or if Black women could run a wine business,” Robin says.

The 11 women, all members of the same book club, boarded the Napa Valley Wine Train, excited to sip wine in a historic rail car with the scenic northern California vineyards as a backdrop.

While more than 11,600 wineries are operating in the U.S.—with at least one in all 50 states—Black-owned wineries and wine brands only account for less than 1% of the industry, according to ...

A group of predominantly black women kicked off the Napa Valley Wine Train last August, settled an $11 million racial discrimination case against the company for an undisclosed amount last week.

The 11 women—10 of them black—say employees of the Napa Valley Wine Train had them removed for getting too loud while celebrating the birthday of one of their book club members.

Raise a toast to mothers everywhere. Better yet, gift mom one of these seven Black women-owned wines so she can pour up a glass at her leisure and sip on luxury. Aslina Wines, established in 2016 ...

We’ve said it before, and I’ll repeat it: Black women are magical. Not only do we set trends in beauty, fashion, music—and the list goes on—but we’ve also mastered the art of taking up ...

KT Winery, a Black and Asian woman-owned wine company, has taken off in a new partnership with American Airlines. The U.S. airliner will start serving the wine in-flight starting January 2025.

Ten black women and a white woman kicked off the Napa Valley Wine Train in August have filed a racial discrimination lawsuit alleging the train’s ... Edge that had booked the Aug. 22 excursion in part ...