Glass half full: Asia offers hope for struggling California wine
California's wine industry is facing a perfect storm: exports dropped 35% in 2025, several wineries have closed or restructured, and Trump's tariffs triggered retaliatory duties that cost producers $134 million in Canadian sales alone. However, industry insiders see a silver lining in Asia, where wine appreciation is still developing and demand from China and Southeast Asia offers genuine growth potential, even as established markets like Canada pull back.
Originally published by The Drinks Business
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