Potential markets like Brazil could open new opportunities for European wine exporters.

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The last time Trump was in office, he slapped tariffs on wine. Jeff Siegel surveys the trade to find out how new tariffs will affect them.

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China is threatening to impose customs duties on European brandy, with Cognac being particularly affected by the announced tariffs.

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Europeans favor an expanded EU and a stronger wine industry, along with tariff-free exports to the US. Voters in Moldova, Georgia, and the US may scupper some of these goals. Robert Joseph reports.

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For many years, China was Australia's biggest customer for wine. Then Beijing bolted the doors, with punitive tariffs. Those doors have now reopened, but they will not readmit Australia's producers to the booming market they remember.

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Could this signal a major trade dispute with the EU?

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Australia and China have suspended their World Trade Organization wine tariff dispute. China wants to take five months to review the punitive tariffs imposed on wine imports from Australia. In return, Australia will suspend its complaint to the WTO.

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