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March 18, 2010
  • VIEW IT LIVE THIS MORNING: Congressional Hearing On Wholesalers' New Proposal To Abolish Direct Shipping
  • Hancock ag investors eyeing more farm deals
  • Constellation Brands to Report Fourth Quarter and FY 2010
  • Austrian Wine Exports Exceed All Expectations
  • French wine sales falling; will crisis bring changes?
  • National Wine inks merger deal with Dallas wholesaler
  • Iowa Governor Signs Direct Shipping Legislation
  • Government looks to change EU rules to introduce higher alcohol duty levels
  • Water bank violated environmental laws, judge rules
  • Fulton Winery's 150 years: It's all in the family
  • Wine in new bottles - or cans
  • Asian Fly Detected in Northwest Vineyards
  • NZ: Winery fined $50,000 for water take
  • Poor export figures, but hope of improvement
  • VA: County planners endorse loosening restrictions on Albemarle wineries
  • Growers, wineries insist on Paso Zin Fest
  • SLO Vintners Celebrate 20 Years with Roll Out The Barrels Wine Event
  • MD: Wine shipment plan appears shelved
  • Riedel wins 'breathable glass' case
    • March 17, 2010
  • Restaurants: Same Store Sales Down Except for Pizza
  • Update: Greenfield/Cartlidge & Browne
  • Tesco MW signals end of fine wine era
  • 1.6 million acres in 27 California counties set aside as frog habitat
  • California water crisis briefing to be held at US Capitol on March 18
  • What is it about Sonoma and wine and women?
  • World's largest champagne tasting event busier than ever, despite slump
  • WA: Winemakers await effect of El Nino winter
  • Chile: Wineries resume business despite fresh tremors
  • SC: Dollar General Files Application For Alcohol
  • Door to China opens for California wines
  • Fortune Brands' shares trade at new 52−week high
  • Robert Parker, Bordeaux Primeurs and the New Decade: To be Graceful or not to be
  • Champagne: 'Lightweight bottle used by almost all houses within two years'
  • Organic Wine: A Small Step in the Right Direction
  • Dom Perignon launches Oenotheque rose'
  • Mustard Festival helped Napa downtown in the downturn
  • BC: West Kelowna winery can now boast Best Chardonnay in the World
  • La Riojana launches new Fairtrade wines
  • Chilean Fairtrade wine returns
  • Bordeaux Prices to Drop Big in US
  • Where are the Irish wines?
  • RENOWNED WINEMAKER NICK GOLDSCHMIDT JOINS ATLAS PEAK AS NEW WINEMAKER
  • Head of Champagne family departs
  • Water Wars - Pitting Salmon Against Agribusiness
  • US Opens Spigot for California Farms
  • Monterey County Vintners and Growers Association gets grant
  • NY: Coalition Announces New Support for Wine in Supermarkets
  • Passover Wine: The Jewish Challenge
  • Maker of Kosher Wine Takes His Covenant Seriously
  • 18 Days Ago the Lives of all Chileans Changed, TGIC Importers Wants to do
  • BC: Winery donates $30000 for research efforts
  • OZ: Fake wine charity on notice
  • Worthwhile Wine Company: Where Great Wines Mean Better Lives
  • Mont Tauch launches sweet wine range
  • Concannon Vineyard Announces New Conservancy Wine Tier
  • Vineyard market remains stable
  • CDFA’s Market Enforcement Branch: In The Grower’s Corner
  • Calif Sanctions Greenfield/Cartlidge & Browne, 2 Others Over Grower Issues
  • About Myths, Water and California's Salmon Industry
  • Parched California to get more water
    • March 16, 2010
  • BMW, Audi and Forbes Reports: Good News for Luxury Wines?
  • Wine connoisseurs celebrate as Bordeaux prices plummet
  • OR: Wine producers face glut
  • Lehmann to retire from Lehmann
  • MWs: Turkish wines 'beyond expectations'
  • Organic Grapes Produce Higher Quality Wine, But Snobs Snub Them
  • Michael Mondavi Produces two Limited Edition Wines Exclusively for New Hampshire
  • Seattle, Vancouver to host mega-wine events
  • After the fall: The stories of three niche wine makers
  • VA: Legislature Includes Hidden Alcohol Taxes in State Budget
  • Cameron Diaz, Recession Can't Stop Winemakers in 'Ugly' Economy
  • Semi trailer carrying $50,000 of wine stolen in Benicia
  • OZ: Wirra Wirra wine brand builds giant bottle made of corks
  • Caesar’s Favourite Wine May Return in Sicily
  • NY: Liquor Store Owners Oppose Wine On Supermarket Shelves
  • ITALY: Effortless style
  • MI: Traverse City Opera House to host Wine Summit
  • OH: New Stark County winery: Tuscany meets Napa Valley
  • OZ: 'Sorry' for wine rort claims
  • Auctions Benefit ASEV Eastern Section
  • Outrage as Cape mineral prospecting returns
  • BC: Okanagan winery donates funds to Haiti relief
  • Banfi Donates to Chilean Earthquake Relief
  • Fine Wine of Croatia comes to LIWF
  • Creating a high-end wine on a bare-bones budget
  • NY: Seneca Lake's wide, deep waters make it popular for wineries
  • Southern Selects SKUforce to Manage Cloud Data
    • March 15, 2010
  • Social Media and Legal Liability
  • February Retail Sales Increase Despite Bad Weather
  • Thirst for organic wine growing in Europe, North America
  • Napa assessor offers to help wineries
  • Chile: Winemakers Feel Quake Hangover
  • DISCUS spent $1.2M lobbying in 4Q
  • Wine & Spirits Wholesalers spend $280K on lobbying
  • MillerCoors spent $562K lobbying gov't in 4Q
    • SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE ON LOBBYING
  • Diageo Sell-Off Brings Deep Discounts for Bordeaux
  • Gallo closes Healdsburg tasting room
  • US wine exports fall 15 percent in 2009
    • SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE ON EXPORTS
  • Top Australian wine makers positive about vintage 2010
  • Foster's profit falls 13.5% on lower beer market share market share
  • Hotelier sued over wages
  • Chilean wineries weather disaster
  • Randall Grahm, Zelma Long inducted into Vintners Hall of Fame
  • Fake Bollinger being sold in London
  • Pierce'sDisease: Microscopic photography reveals bacteria destroying grape plant cell wall
  • Burgundy: Of Pinot Noir and Terroir
  • Cloudy future uncorked for NZ owners
  • IL: How did convicted mob bookie get liquor licenses for his restaurants?
  • OK: No wine in grocery stores
  • Agritourism potential big, ranchers told
  • Clones attack in grape wars
  • Water meetings inspire farmers,' others' activism
  • Deceptive arguments are being made in California's water wars
  • Wine Futures: So Good You Can Taste It
  • Two Worlds of Argentine Wines
  • Lodi Wine Contest Judged By Average Drinkers
  • Thousands turn out for Sonoma County wine barrel tasting
  • 17th annual Mustard Festival enlivens downtown Napa
  • Monterey County seeks water balance with dams, recycling
  • Livermore Valley gears up for second annual Barrel Tasting Weekend
  • Abbona Wines Join the Wildman Italian Portfolio
  • Diageo launches rainwater harvesting project in Delhi
  • CT: Ban State From Wine Aisle
  • NY: Will wine get on the grocery list?
  • Decantified: Pinotgate Gives Red Bicyclette a Flat Tire
  • American Canyon's Amcor screw-cap sees surging demand
  • Silver Oak Cellars and Cork Supply USA Pioneer Use of Technique to Detect TCA
  • Canada: Craitor scolds large wineries
  • Canada: Letter from chair of the Winery & Grower Alliance of Ontario
  • FORT ROSS VINEYARD & WINERY ANNOUNCES NEW WINEMAKER, JEFF PISONI
  • Glass tops win fans in California
  • Vineyards feel the pinch and list for sale
  • Winemaker takes on brews, too
  • NV: Winery marks 20 years
  • Vinoteka wine cellar management software upgraded
    • MORE ON LOBBYING
  • Diageo spent $570000 lobbying gov't in 4Q
  • Anheuser-Busch spent $690K lobbying gov't in 4Q
  • Beer Institute spent $160K lobbying gov't in 4Q
  • Pernod Ricard spent $180,000 lobbying in 4Q
    • MORE ON EXPORTS
  • 2009 US wine exports down in Europe, up in Asia
  • 2009 U.S. Wine Exports Down But Positive Q4 Gives Cause For Optimism
    • March 12, 2010
  • Nielsen: U.S. Demographics Are Changing ... Are Your Marketing Plans Ready?
  • NZ: No drunk livestock after wine spill
  • Anheuser-Busch Argues Granholm in Illinois
  • Political backstory to Delta water wars is tracked
  • When big bucks are involved, shenanigans are sure to follow
  • Have wine with your corned beef
  • With roads out, Chile wine prices could rise
  • Wine importers keep their cool
  • Invasive moth threatens wine grape crop
  • European Grapevine Moth: Everything You Need To Know
  • Pest Control Advice for Napa Grapegrowers
  • ISAW Launches Drink Well, Do Good Tour
  • N.J. gets closer to allowing direct wine shipments
  • Worry in Champagne as Heidsieck sheds jobs
  • California lawmakers blast administration on state's water woes
  • UK: Government wine committee raises a glass in spirit of defiance
  • Alcohol Multiplies Risk of Liver Diseases in Obese People
  • The Scent of Burgundy
  • Bud break means spring is coming
  • MD: Huge Alcohol Tax Threatens Hospitality Industry
  • Small Italian Wineries Struggle to Crack U.S. Market
  • Fair play for California's salmon and fishermen
  • Brounstein named to the Vintners Hall of Fame
  • South Africa: Cape Wine Growers Welcome State Miner's About-Face
  • MD: Strong alcohol lobby likely to quash tax increase
  • Immigration reform in peril
  • AZ: Yavapai College sees Verde Valley support for viticulture program
  • AZ: Hospitals feeling out voters on soda-liquor tax hike
  • Participants on Forbes' Billionaires List
  • Georgian Wine Exports Struggle as Russia Embargo Nears 5th Year
  • VinoVisit.com, Partners with Wine Country Blogger, Girl with a Glass
  • Consumers Switch to Cheaper Wine Options
  • Canada: Niagara winery plans more production, bigger staff
  • UK: Firms asked to clarify evidence on alcohol pricing
  • Coughing our way through Wine Country
    • March 11, 2010
  • Calif Final Crush Report: 2009 Tops 4 Million Tons, up 11%
  • China bigger market than U.S. for crisis-hit Bordeaux
  • Gallo drops brands from UK to concentrate on core ranges
  • February proves promising for fine wine investors
  • Wine, Health, Science and Journalism: A Study in Headlines
  • The Onion Links Red Wine, Telling Mom Off
  • When is a Zin not a Zin?
  • NZ: Cork pops on promising wine harvest
  • Record Parker points for Port 2007
  • Château Gruaud Larose holds a Clinic with Leading International Wine Experts
  • Fine wine at 14% alcohol is impossible - or is it?
  • Complete case of 1988 DRC to be auctioned
  • Southern W&S donates to Chilean earthquake relief
  • Wine fraud continues
  • Of Bicyclettes, terroir, typicité
  • Wineries move beyond tastings to become true destinations
  • Australia provides lessons on water
  • Monterey sets traps to keep out Napa moth
  • NM: Law allows guns in some liquor-serving restaurants
  • Farmers, your name isn't mud
  • Peter Gleick Objects to new San Joaquin River Dam
  • WA: Rieslings and terroir discussed at WSU wine seminar
  • MD: Alcohol Tax Pits Supporters Against Liquor Industry
  • La Mission Haut-Brion white changes name
  • Grape growers go organic, sustainable
  • Restaurant Wines Promise Quality on the House
  • Vintners Hall of Fame celebration is Saturday
  • South Florida wine competition dinner celebrates America's best
  • Blood Into Wine
  • Water infrastructure, but for whose benefit?
  • Put a cork in it
  • Alto Adige growers head for the hills
  • Fortune Brands Announces Agreement to Sell Cobra Golf Brand to PUMA
  • PONCHO to Welcome Honorary Vintner Ferdinando Frescobaldi to 19th Annual
  • AL: Winery Joins Wine Trail
  • NY: Eleven Lakes Winery gets off to good start
  • Corison on organic wine, her legacy
  • The Return of Vin Magnum, Wine Detective
  • OH: Gervasi winery set to open
    • March 10, 2010
  • Warren Buffett Paying Top Dollar To Tap Baby Boomer's Wine Binge
  • European Moth Earns Quarantine For Napa Valley
  • Expect price hike for Chile's wine, apples
    • SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE CHILE COVERAGE
  • Gallo invests in five core brands
  • Remy's "Liquor of the gods "sells for $15,000 a bottle
  • Monterey's Galante winery for sale
  • UK: Gallo predicts a rough ride in 2010
  • Brown-Forman profit beats Street; narrows outlook
  • Winning Online is About Serving Your Audience, not Impressions
  • St. Helena Planners to consider new wine lab
  • New technologies play a crucial role in wine buyer decision process
  • NZ: Fears for Marlborough grape growers
  • Wine Tasting Sessions Could Stop Teen Drinking
  • This bicycle took consumers for a ride
  • Pierce's Disease: Protect Your Vineyard
  • Cornell offers wine camp this summer
  • Rock-solid vineyard
  • Food & Wine founders win James Beard Award
  • SJValley growers lead as grape supplier
  • Idaho winery's refill program a 'win, wine' situation
  • Wine grape industry recognizes growers, service and restaurants
  • Gerard Bertrand to star as the Semillons rise again
  • U.S. Ad Spending Down Nine Percent in 2009, Nielsen says
  • OH: Helena couple opens vineyard, winery
  • AZ: Winery builds stronghold in valley
  • Tennessee Wine Bill Stalls
  • TX: Dallas-area wineries taking advantage of new law
  • PROWEIN : Bordeaux Wines, RCR Vignobles & Châteaux : thinking outside the box
  • VinPerfect closes loan, gets Interim President
  • Cork Supply Engineers Breakthrough for Natural Corks
  • CT: Libertarians, taxers agree on wine sales
  • ME: Bill Clarifies Maine Wine-tasting Law
  • Americans hot for 'Menage a Trois'
  • PA: Couple's shared fantasy to open winery became reality
  • WineMcGee.com, Wine.com Create New Database
  • Digital wine labelstocks
    • MORE CHILE COVERAGE
  • Wines of Chile sets up UK quake appeal
  • Chilean vintners escape disaster
  • Chile Quake Rocks Its Booming Wine Industry
    • March 09, 2010
  • 60 Minutes "French Paradox" Producer Dies
  • Gallo reveals 2010 plans for UK market
  • What the fake Pinot Noir scandal can do for Virginia's industry
  • Lower wine prices means more business at Bottega
  • Moderate drinking keeps women slim
  • Chile: Colchagua Wineries Battered But Unbowed
  • If Your Wine is Organic, Don't Tell Consumers
  • For California Vintners, It's Not Easy Being Green
  • China driving wine market
  • Rosemount bids for UK house wine market
  • Banker Rues 'Cinderella' Wine Valley Razed by Quake
  • Wine-tasting rooms go mobile
  • Fake Wine: Of Pinot Noir and Terroir
  • OZ: Italian vino outsells French
  • TN: Wine law unfair to grocers
  • SC: Republic Distributors expands
  • Another water project could divide the state
  • OZ: Constellation moves bottling jobs overseas
  • A New Luxury Wine in South Africa
  • Corporate Agribusiness Giant Goes Rogue
  • Wine Ghetto: Cheaper than a chateau
  • Wine and Testimony
  • WA: Winery marks International Women's Day
  • Wine With Dinner Aids Digestion?
  • Earnings Preview: Brown-Forman to post 3Q earnings
  • F. Lynn Blystone Retires from Tri-Valley
    • March 08, 2010
  • Vineyard Defaults Surge as Lost Land Values Undermine Napa Wine
  • Nielsen: Wine Shows Big Gaps In Generational Spending
  • N. Coast Growers, regulators craft methods to manage frost water
  • Chile wineries update amount of losses
  • After Earthquake Chilean Wineries Count Damage, Trust Exports
  • Producers in denial as blight leaves some French white wines 'almost undrinkable'
  • AUSTRALIA: Headed for big things once more
  • Millennials: Youth is served
  • Vineyard breakthrough wins water start-up prize
  • Direct Shipping Licensing Updates
  • Wine Spat: Some Wineries In The West Are Taking Issue With Being Reviewed
  • Constellation to Shed Australian Jobs
  • Anti-binge drinking ads add to binge drinking
  • Napa supervisors back some changes to winery ordinance
  • 'Pinotgate' controversy gives grape a bad name
  • UK: Laithwaites goes upmarket with new Vinopolis store
  • Winemakers, businesspeople at odds with wildlife officials in California
  • TX: Top wine fetches $120,000 at rodeo competition
  • Wine: Offices proposed for old Healdsburg winery
    • March 05, 2010
  • Nielsen: Wine Shows Big Gaps In Generational Spending
  • New operator revives foreclosed Sierra Foothills vineyard
  • Quake puts dent in Chile's wine business: "This could be the end for many growers."
  • Six arrested in Australian wine investment fraud
  • Super Tuscan turns to anti-counterfeiting technology
  • What do women think of your wine?
  • Italians introduce dealcoholised to combat alcohol abuse
  • Brixr.com, TinyBottles recreate tasting room experience at home
  • Demetria Estate Winery/DAZ Vineyards Files Chapt 11
  • OR: Recession hits Oregon wine industry
  • IBG Chooses New CEO
  • Bordeaux Index breaks January sales record
  • Thinking of Chile
  • Ancient Region, New Discovery
  • En Primeur 2009: silky tannins and generous fruit on the right bank
  • Foster's Eyes More Big Helgas, Fat Yaks Amid Switch
  • The Vintners Hall of Fame: a sweet celebration at the CIA
  • National Association for Female Executives (NAFE) Names Diageo to Top 50
  • Jillian Johnson Phoenix Joins LAFFORT USA
  • Mayo Family Winery names Courtney McCauley sales director
  • Caroline Hoogenboom Joins Persimmon Creek
  • Huffman names Sonoma's Nicholson as Woman of the Year
  • Who's Broken Now?
  • Viognier thrives in Idaho
  • NC governor wants more info on liquor privatizing
  • Need for Wine Storage on the Rise
  • Letter From Paris: So Many Wines, So Little Time
  • Wisconsin bike Trek sues Marin wine Trek
  • Aussie wine drinkers keen on NZ sauvignon
  • Changed attitude towards boxed wine
  • Calif Wine Club Announces Golden Grape Awards
  • Bottle stoppers claim to keep your wine fresh, will it work?
  • SYSTEM BOOSTS WINE OUTPUT
    • March 04, 2010
  • Stevenot Brand Sale Closes, Munari Retains Winery
  • Chile wine industry losses near $1 billion
  • Chilean quake wrecks vineyards and wine stocks
  • Chile's Wine Industry Estimates $250 Million Loss
  • Calif Sierra snowpack above average
  • From war to wine: Helping North Coast vets find jobs
  • Hidden Costs of Direct Shipping Licensing
  • Tiny Bottles a Big Change for Wine Tasting?
  • EU Rules minimum alcohol pricing plans illegal
  • Champagne Roederer and why protecting your Luxury Wine Brand is Critical
  • Diageo's Chine acquisition could be start of larger expansion
  • UK: New wine fund targets €50 million
  • Tiger salamander gets state protection
  • Calif. salamander protection could affect farming
  • Foley Hires Kerry Manahan-Ehlow As COO
  • Cal Poly Wine Festival Tickets On Sale Now
  • Demand remains high for premium Napa Valley wines
  • Brazilian Winemakers Take Aim at U.S. Market
  • UK Increases fines for under-age sales
  • Harrisburg Community College puts wine on the curriculum
  • Paso Robles stakes claim for California wine tourists
  • Kiwi wine tempts new palates
  • OZ: Adelaide cork maker NuKorc in administration
  • Foley Signs With Inertia Beverage Group
  • BYOB to These Wine-Storage Facilities
  • The Vine Guy: Newton's Law of Wine
  • BC Wineries May Pay for Budget Shortfall
  • OR: German wine magnate strikes local partnership
  • NY Wineries fight plan to expand wine sales
  • Spanish winemakers following a different path
  • Wines of Carolina were not a moving experience
  • Kenya sees growth in grapes output
  • Farm water success stories
  • Napa Wine Briefs
  • Calif Increases Statewide Water Allocations
  • Water supply: so far, snow good
  • OH: Winery appeal loses most of its juice
  • Food for Thought: Wineries go green one bottle at a time
  • Calif Farmers Can Save Water, Money, Says Pacific Institute
    • March 03, 2010
  • Novato winery wins trademark case against Trek Bicycle
  • Chile: Earthquake Appeal Fund bank account set up
    • For more on Chilean quake, please scroll down.
  • Growing Asian wine demand refocusing sales
  • Wine country realtor Morgan Lane files bankruptcy
  • Groups Blast Westlands Attempt to Use Aqueduct as Sewer
  • Guilt-Based Anti-Alcohol Ads Can Backfire, Study Finds
  • International Vines Named Marketers of Marilyn Wines
  • California wineries selling at market bottom prices
  • Calif Ag Diesel Deadline Looms
  • Sonoma County supervisors rezone land for Graton winery project
  • Water allocations bring frustration as reservoirs rise
  • Tesco names new wine category manager
  • Sluggish economy has wine enthusiasts toasting good buys
  • Foster's adds new drops after wine cull
  • 2010 Grand Harvest Awards: Competition Furthers Search for Terroir
  • Sonoma Wine Company Signs Contract with Winery Exchange, Adds New Services
  • 2010 Virginia wine expo turns up surprises
  • OR: Movers and Shakers at Wine Industry Symposium
  • Putting pinot to paper
  • NY: Grocery store wine divides unions
  • Magnotta Winery announces management changes
  • VA: Legislature OKs tastings in ABC stores
  • New WSU AgWeatherNet products and monitoring locations to aid ag
  • AZ: Blood into Wine Movie Documents Wine Grower's Struggles
  • WV: Beer Tax Increase Dies in Legislature
  • Can German riesling wines be cellared?
  • Pernod set to stay ahead despite Diageo's China move
  • Promo Creates Wines of Washington Month
  • CT: Cows to chardonnay?
  • 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire' presenter to run wine estate
  • Dominique Lafon takes on new consultancy
  • Opus One to host Masters of Wine exams
  • IA: Winery to come to West Branch
  • Whole Foods Takes Shoppers on Wine Walkabout
    • MORE ON CHILEAN QUAKE
  • Chilean wineries hard-hit by earthquake
  • Damage to Chilean wine industry not as bad as feared
  • Quake damages Chile's wineries, production delayed
  • Chilean wineries trying to assess damage
  • Quake threatens Chile fish, wine sectors
    • March 02, 2010
  • Chile: flights resume as wineries count the cost
  • Chile's biggest winemaker suspends production to assess damage
  • Powerful Earthquake Rocks Chilean Wine Industry
    • SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE CHILE EARTHQUAKE NEWS
  • Group cites "unsustainable" vineyards as one reason to halt Eel River diversions
  • Wine grapes and salmon at odds
  • Wine entrepreneur looks to sip success at World Cup
  • Scarce water has local farmers squaring off
  • Geneva gold vault now a safe home for vintage wine
  • Pinot Noir's Promised Land
  • Letting a Grape Be a Grape
  • New Zealand expects small vintage decline
  • Becoming Winemaker Rolando Herrera
  • MO: Campus winery taste tests experimental varieties
  • Red wine component pill successful during heart attacks
  • WA: Samples of Wine May Be Available At Farmers' Markets Soon
  • Alcoholic drinks no barrier to PET
  • OZ: Wine group plans $15m hotel complex
  • NZ: Two Kiwis are doing their best to improve Marlborough's image
  • Seeking Closure: Screw Caps vs. Corks Technical Tasting
  • OR: Local restaurant serves wine on tap
  • UT: New wine and liquor stores must carry 'state' tag
  • NY: Wineries oppose governor's plan to see wine in supermarkets
  • NE: Winery honors determination of ancestors
    • MORE CHILE EARTHQUAKE NEWS
  • Chilean Wine Industry Damaged by Quake
  • Chilean earthquake: wineries reaction
  • Vina Concha y Toro on Chilean earthquake
  • Chile: Earthquake Appeal Fund bank account set up
  • Chilean Wineries Suffer Losses too
    • March 01, 2010
  • Wine regions devastated by Chile quake
  • Earthquake hits Chilean wine regions
  • Chilean earthquake: wineries, tanks, bottles damaged or destroyed
  • "New Frugality" May Be Enduring Feature of Post-Recession Economy
  • World wine consumption expected to continue growing
  • Economy hits wine drinkers, but inexpensive wines might just be cheapskates
  • Copia employees finally get paid
  • Winebow Appoints Jon Moramarco as President
  • Pinot Noirgate: Gallo should have known
  • Wine: A bluffer's guide to bluff blends
  • Globally, Consumers traded down in 2009
  • Diageo To Become Majority Shareholder In China JV
  • Hong Kong a hot market for Calif. wines
  • Occasional binges may undo alcohol's heart benefits
  • Restaurant Index shows optimistic expectations
  • Foster's Posts Lowest First-Half Profit in 4 Years
  • Why an Italian Luxury Wine goes to En Primeur Tasting in Bordeaux?
  • '09 great year for grapes
  • Setbacks in Wine Country
  • Off-premise sales linked to rates of violence in U.S.
  • A truce in the water wars
  • Fortune Brands Live Webcast Advisory
  • Bank study sees more – and more creative – online wine
  • NY: WINE WAR Under lobbies' influence
  • Vintners hoping for years of success at Vino Piazza
  • Napa Supervisors to hear arguments on winery event rule
  • We need common sense on county wine law
  • Behind the vague name claret, some good Northwest wines
  • OR: Winery legislation 'levels the playing field'
  • OR: Wine bill passes to mixed review
  • Bonus Rains could mean a Banner Year for Mexican Wines
  • OZ: Breaking through wine's glass ceiling
  • Magnotta Winery Corporation Announces Changes to its Board of Directors
  • Central European Distribution Corporation Announces Full Year 2009 Results; Updates 2010 Outlook
  • Small Wine Brand Takes Big Risks and Gets Hot Fast
  • Golden Dragon Holdings, Inc. Exhibits in Wine China Exhibition
  • Grape expectations for climate change
  • NY: Winery, town battle over meaning of 'agricultural'
  • S. African Wine Producers Oppose Mining Plan
  • Maryland cans direct-to-home wine deliveries
  • Sainsburys named world's top Fairtrade supermarket
  • Wine Road presents 32nd annual Barrel Tasting
  • South Australian Wine Industry Council releases five-year plan
  • MO: MU wine institute to host tasting today
  • How that cork in your wine bottle helps forests and biodiversity
  • Bolgheri DOC: the begining of the Super Tuscans
  • PRHS Vine Pruning wins big at state FFA competition
  • Sterling Vineyards Will Provide Wines for 82nd Academy Awards Viewing Party
    • February 26, 2010
  • Lawsuit Claims Gallo and French Supplier Mislabeled Fake Pinot Noir to Deceive
  • Diageo Sees US iPhone Users, Women as Boon to Price
  • Drinks firms eye Chinese temptations
  • Water for food: It’s not the farmer, says new research
  • Ancient Wine Press Found in Israel Likely Sent Exports to Egypt
  • The Couponing Opportunity
  • OZ: Olive product diversification on the increase
  • US government plans action on 'Red Bicyclette' affair
  • Taste This. What Is It?
  • Senator says feds back down from proposal that would have restricted wine export
  • Concha y Toro takes profits hit
  • NY: Vintner Promotes Supermarket Wine Sales
  • Alcohol tax is an idea for a later date: Bloomberg
  • First R1000 ($130+) Pinotage released
  • NY: Winery Owner Challenges Grocery Wine Sale
  • Santa Lucia Highlands' Winegrowers to Hold 4th Annual Gala
  • When life hands you lemons
  • Unique urban wine spots
  • TX: 2010 prospective wine-grape growers workshops set
  • Paso Robles: The best wine region you may not know
  • UK: Concha Y Toro chooses KN Drinks Logistcs
  • Rhone Rangers of California's Central Coast
  • Big deal investors at Kunde and 585 Wine Partners; Sonoma hosts big-deal food
  • Rollercoaster history of wine in Michigan recounted during winemaker gathering
  • Frozen Vines (and Fingers) Yield a Sweet Reward
  • NY: Winery owners fight New Paltz ruling
  • There's more to wine country than 'juice'
  • Cuvee Excellence award for NOTL grower
    • February 25, 2010
  • Traps set statewide for destructive grapevine moth
  • Westlands district quits state water association
  • Christies looks to year ahead
  • The Argument for Boxed Wine
  • WA: Wine Tasting at Farmers Markets?
  • UK: Naked Wines announce 5-million-pound fund for winemakers
  • Petrus takes on with Lafite in Asia
  • UK: Blossom Hill invests in Pinot Grigio boom
  • Wine snobs in a titter over fake pinot grapes
  • TTB on MISLABELED FRENCH WINE
  • European spirit producers tackle alcohol misuse
  • Drinkaware funds rugby-based alcohol education
  • State Fair volunteer group offers money for college
  • A new generation rises at Navarro Vineyards
  • Biagi Bros. fined for emissions violations
  • UK: Air-raid shelter becomes fine wine storage facility
  • Tapanappa attempts to repair Australian fine wine image
  • $1.9 million spent on wine futures at Napa Valley Premiere auction
  • Diageo: For Donors to Governors' Associations, Cash Buys a Seat at the Table
  • Virginia Wine Expo at Greater Richmond Convention Center
  • Defining wineries as agriculture brings balance to Napa Valley
  • More than grapes in Napa Valley?
  • NC: Grand jury subpoenas county ABC employees
  • OH: Grand River wineries ready for Ice Wine Festival
  • VA: Fairfax County neighbors seeing red over Clifton winery
  • Protecting our water requires supporting advocacy groups
  • Vinea takes on new role for the Swiss wines
  • Can't fight the call of the vines
  • Wine Master Cellars Unveils Six New Wine Storage System Finishes
  • Wine Enthusiasts to Sample the Next Great Grapes of Missouri
  • SC bill would allow people to sample beer
  • St. Helena: the book
  • Joe and Jennifer Montana's Wine Country villa
    • February 24, 2010
  • Heritage Bank - Major wine, small business lender told to tighten practices
  • US wine industry reeled in 2009, wary of 2010
  • January Retail Sales Continue Slow Road to Recovery, Says NRF
  • Fresh calls for branded varietal French wines
  • UFW President Slams California Water Bond
  • Obama Administration Details Healthy Food Financing
  • Carlo Rossi heads to India (good article, annoying pop-ups)
  • Two Colorado vintners bag invitations to Paris tasting
  • The Importance of the Central Coast to the California Wine Industry
  • Oregon Expects Wine Surplus
  • Portuguese 'umbrella brand' unveiled
  • Once insiders-only talk, clones make a splash on labels
  • New EU organic logo may cause confusion
  • Northern Virginia Winery Uses Social Media to Thrive in a Tough Economy
  • NZ: Wineries expect lower grape harvest
  • LANCASTER ESTATE WELCOMES JESSE KATZ AS NEW WINEMAKER
  • London Wine Fair Promotes support
  • Mont Tauch targeted by Chinese counterfeiters
  • Romanian Winegrowers launch new site
  • Twitter, Facebook Help Restaurants Communicate With Patrons
  • WINE & LAW IN THE EUROPEAN UNION - SUMMER COURSE
  • Golden Dragon Holdings, Inc. Sends 1st Wine Shipment to Beijing
  • Cheviot Kirribilly Vineyard suspended
  • 10 Questions for Stuart Smith of Smith-Madrone Winery
  • NY: Seneca Lake Wineries Impose New System To Weed Out Unruly Customers
  • California's historical grape with a mission
    • February 23, 2010
  • One in three French regional wines a sham
  • Bumper Californian crop puts pressure on high-end
  • France suffers record Champagne and Cognac declines
  • Sharp fall in Champagne shipments
  • Morgan Stanley Lowers Q4 EPS Estimates For Constellation Brands
  • $40K settles search lawsuit of retired Gallo exec
  • Italian vintner likens wine to men who improve with age
  • Democratic lawmakers call on Senator Feinstein to retract water proposal
  • Feinstein water plan crucial for farmers
  • Farmworkers against California water bond
  • B.C. wineries savour chance to showcase product to the world
  • OZ: Barons of Barossa declare 2010 vintage
  • Jeanjean and Laroche Wines: A successful Strategy is all about Momentum
  • Shedding Light on Wine Flavor
  • RIOJA: Roads less travelled
  • Glass Wine Bottles Strike Back. In the Wrong Direction
  • Banfi Vintners to Import Australian Chateau Tanunda
  • S African Wine farmers in shock over plan to reopen mines
  • NY'ers favor wine sales from grocers
  • TX: Retailers, restaurants push for Nov election on Dallas beer,wine sales
  • Natural selection theory
  • VA: Wineries toast planning commission revisions
  • Canadian Winery the fruit of couple's labour
  • Raising a glass to a French revolution
  • OZ: Families forge pact to promote local wines
  • A toast to a B.C. wine
    • February 22, 2010
  • North Coast Growers, buyers look for ways to work out contracts
  • South Africa overtakes France in market share
  • Foster's CEO says company selling non-essential wine assets
  • Foster's Says Has Had No Beer, Wine Approaches
  • Chile: Vina Casa Silva goes organic
  • Alcohol is a great investment
  • OZ: Bumper grape harvest
  • Pointing fingers in Pinotgate
  • UK: Diageo steers drinkers towards supermarkets instead of the pub
  • Wine Sales Soar at Premiere Napa Valley Barrel-Futures Auction
  • How the U.S. government poisoned alcohol during Prohibition
  • NY: Wine in grocery stores debated at wine conference
  • Grape/Wine Conference Eyes N.Y. Industry
  • NY wine, grape industry honors area residents, others
  • Two Napa wineries recognized for superior hillside care
  • WSU professor's grapevine textbook already a bestseller
  • OZ: Vineyard calls for cash
  • Real-life stories about Napa's winery law
  • Water plan may harm cities, fish
  • Big plans for smaller wineries
  • Ontario: Levy splits Niagara's wineries
  • Wine Adviser From the supermarket many, a few wines could be chosen
  • IL: Winery numbers up, wine production down
  • Saving Napa agriculture to maintain balance
  • Binge drinking found higher in Sonoma County than state
  • OR: Visionary drives Willamette Valley Vineyards
  • Paso Robles Zinfandel Festival, March 19-21, 2010 Offers Thrilling Enhancements
  • Red Car sees pinot as Graton's future
  • Keep on trocken
    • February 19, 2010
  • Champagne discounting will damage image for years
  • Constellation Bought Pinot From Gallo's Supplier But Says Wine Tested Genuine
  • Constellation Responds to French Pinot Noir Issue
  • Rabobank to buy Napa Community Bank
  • Altria Holding on to St. Michelle
  • Franzia orchestrated coup at 585 Wine Partners
  • The Best Way to Enjoy Wine: Try Overpaying
  • Fake Pinot: It's easy to look like a plonker in the world of wine
  • UK: Constellation, Gallo pull out of London Wine Fair
  • OZ: Organic and biodynamic wine defy industry surplus
  • Calif. Voters Ready to Flush $11 Billion Water Bond (Scroll down for more water news)
  • Industry veteran opens social media and direct-to-consumer consultancy
  • WA: Wine gala benefits scholarships, endowment
  • Telemarketing Works for Wineries
  • Pernod chasing value over volumes
  • Maisons Marques & Domaines Expands Moueix Alliance, Sells Petrus in U.S.
  • Lion Nathan USA Appoints Steve Myers as General Manager
  • Latest South American Wine Investment News
  • New Prosecco laws start to bite
  • Canada: Big wineries fighting new provincial tax
  • Iconic Brands/ICNB Signs Wholesale Agreement with Stoller Wholesale Wine & Spirits Inc.
  • OZ: Margaret River wine industry receives grant for ecommerce development
  • 2009 German Wine Market: Slight growth in values, marginal decline in volumes
  • OZ: Buyers slow to take up vineyards
  • IndianWine.com in a chat with Michael Carter, Trade Commissioner, Australia
  • Napa Vintners Hall of Fame class of 2010
  • MD: Merchants upset over death of wine shipping bill
  • NC: Pricey dinner for ABC board costs liquor company $6000 in fines
  • Funding for Illinois wineries could face uphill battle
  • NY: Thorpe Vineyard: A Surprising Success
  • Virgin Wines helps fund South African school
  • Climate Change Seen Bringing Bonanza for English Wine
  • NY: Weather impacts 2009 Ice Wine production
  • New Yorkers win special wine awards at Unity Banquet
  • On Asimov's Tail
  • B.C. winery leads the eco-bottle charge
  • Liquid gold
  • PA: Winery Brings New Taste to Downtown Chambersburg
  • Stone Grange Winery has shut up shop after mounting deficits
  • INSZoom hosts Power Users Group meet in Napa Valley
  • UC Davis Wine Executive Program March 21-25 Blends Business and Science of Winemaking
  • New Video Highlights California Sustainable Winegrowing
  • Canada Invests in Wine Access Magazine
  • The Urban Winery: A Dream Relocated
  • Noted French winemaker releases spectacular Napa/Lake County reds
    • MORE WATER NEWS
  • Water system overhaul struggling, poll finds
  • Water bond vote may be paddling upstream, Schwarzenegger admits
  • Agreement Reached on Klamath River
  • Oregon, California sign deal aimed at ending Klamath water wars
    • February 18, 2010
  • Too good to be cru? Recent wine frauds
  • Fred Franzia takes over at Sonoma's 585 Wine Partners
  • Grgich Hills reorganizes its sales structure
  • Wine exec named Business Administration Dean at CSU Stanislaus
  • Santa Rosa group acquires interest in Kunde winery
  • Vintage Wine Estates takes minority stake in Kunde
  • Central Coast Inn foreclosure leaves wedding deposits in limbo
  • Supersized Cheval Blanc smashes auction estimates
  • Diageo CEO says bling is out, premiumization alive
  • Bordeaux en primeur: high quality but too pricey?
  • Echoing Rival, Pernod Ricard Says Some Markets Recovering
  • French wine exports plunge by a fifth
  • Foley Family Wines Signs With Inertia Beverage Group
  • Wine May Fight Cancer, But How?
  • DRC 2007: An incomparable and low-yielding vintage
  • NY: Vineyards, wineries would be helped by change in law
  • A Note Of Pinot Fraud With A Sour Aftertaste
  • Hong Kong Signs Agreement to Speed Up Wine Exports to China
  • UK: Fine wine profile: Bid for Wine
  • Sonoma wineries a study in contrasts
  • Exchange rates hit Pernod profits
  • Diageo CEO Says Leaning Toward Emerging Markets
  • New threat to France: the New New World
  • Cause for complaint - Diageo's Paul Walsh
  • Fish out of water?
  • NY: Wine industry convention draws hundreds to Rochester
  • Kiwi wine 'dependable but unchallenging'
  • TX: Fort Worth winery and wine bar gets taste of success
  • Cork'd and VinoVisit Announce Partnership
  • CO: Two bills aimed at loosening rules on sales of beer, wine, spirits
  • 50 Ways of Updating Facebook for Wineries
  • Remembering the Martini Barbera and cabernet sauvignons
  • NY grapes shine in Rochester ice wine competition
  • Industry groups weigh in on Napa weddings, business meetings
  • Say again why we should "Save the Wine Column"?
  • Napa Valley struggles to escape “time warp”
  • Local company researches, sells iconic Napa Valley wine collection
  • Pain in Spain could fall on British companies
    • February 17, 2010
  • French execs convicted for selling fake "Pinot" to Gallo
  • Legal sanctions against Joseph Phelps Vineyards Confirmed
  • Rabobank announces new agribusiness analyst
  • Winter Olympics, Champagne and Ice Wine: and the winner is...
  • W.J. Deutsch-Renwood Legal War Worthy Of A Grisham Novel
  • What's really in that wine bottle?
  • Next Steps in Direct Shipping: Refining State Laws
  • Parents warned that ‘sip of wine’ is bad for kids
  • Bankruptcy seen as growth area for lawyers
  • Foster's to Invest in Core and Luxury Brands
  • Why gen Y might not save Foster's
  • Endangered Species Act Blamed for Water Woes of Calif Agriculture
  • Putting brand BC on a wine bottle
  • OZ: Grape growers seek government support
  • NZ: January bulk wine exports down
  • Reasons for high BC wine prices explained
  • Deadlines near for vineyard funds in MD, marketing grants in ND
  • OZ: Tax is another blow for winegrape growers
  • Southern Wine & Spirits Bolsters National Accounts Capabilities
  • WA: Winery to restore Spokane's landmark Cliff House
  • OK: No Vote on Grocery wine measure
  • UK: Percy Fox to distribute Yellow Tail
  • Try the Red: Napa Learns to Sell
  • On Wine: Trinchero Family Estates
  • NZ: Council to tax wine industry for 'problems'
  • Sonoma County ag officials in quest for grapevine moth
  • In pictures: China's wine industry
  • Idaho rejects liquor-sampling plan
  • SD: Tasting sessions give a relaxed look at wines for the Grape Gals
  • Directory showcases Iowa's growing wineries, breweries
  • The So’Light launch at Vinisud
    • February 16, 2010
  • Hearst throws its name into the wine business
  • Tuscan winemakers see glut, crisis, rivals draining 2010
  • Chile's wine exporters feel the economic squeeze
  • Wine Unit Hurts Foster's
  • Foster's says keeping options open on wine unit
  • Israeli Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Wine Press
  • Cornell Wine Program Teaches Tangible Skills
  • Weyrich says bridal refunds are on the way
  • UK: WSTA tells Treasury tax on alcohol has gone too far
  • California's grape bounty may lead to lower wine prices
  • Welcome to California: Bargainland
  • 2009 great year for grapes
  • Wine shops in states with supermarket sales – three views
  • Foster’s Posts Lowest First-Half Profit in 4 Years
  • Welcome to California: Bargainland
  • Big Ag's Power Couple Banking On Brown, Feinstein
  • WSU seminars to help develop wine smarts
  • California wine retailers pursue suit to pry open Texas market
  • First New York ice wine competition held at RIT
  • NJ: Give a tasting to winery bill
  • "Goode Job" winner takes a new gig
  • 2009 great year for grapes
  • NY: Wine Industry Gathers Wednesday
  • Delta tunnel gets closer look for shipping Delta water
  • 2010 International Wine & Spirit Competition in November
  • Recession slows 2009 US liquor sales: Trade group
  • Foster’s optimistic US wine market near bottom
  • Brothers charged in assault on Finger Lakes winery owner
  • Editorial: Peace in water wars is a way off
  • Q&A with Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack
  • Foster's H1 profit loses fizz on beer, wine
  • Vineyards try health drinks to squeeze more from the grapes
  • Sustainable development pioneer Val d’Orbieu presents eco-design stand at Vinisud
  • Innovation, investment and insights prove key for Diageo in the Americas
  • J Vineyards & Winery Certified as a 'Green Winery'
    • February 15, 2010
  • Wine glut prompts changes in Napa Valley (Caution: Great article, feloniously annoying ads.)
  • Farm Press: Economy, imports strike Calif wine grapes
  • Liquor store privatization could be boon for Big Booze
  • UK: Drinks may face mandatory health warnings
  • China overtakes UK as top Castel export destination
  • Social Media: The New Battleground For American Agriculture
  • Diageo to comply with labeling guidelines by December 2012
  • UK: Marks and Spencer's Italian pink fizz seized
  • UK: Woeful January retail figures
  • War Over Water: North State Group Sues Government
  • Sen Dianne Feinstein's fishy water idea (Scroll down for more water news)
  • Third Cakebread elected Napa Valley Vintners board president
  • Major donors to 2nd District State Senate District Candidates.
  • Facebook site urges people to "Save the Wine Column"
  • OZ: Winery to continue trading: receiver
  • UK: WSTA response to Government report on labelling
  • Diageo to comply with labeling guidelines by December 2012
  • Ross Valley Winery offers Lug-a-Jug
  • UK: Drinks may face mandatory health warnings
  • Napa tourism district gains favor
  • New Riesling 'taste profile' introduced in US
  • Horde at ZAP tasting proves zinfandel's appeal
  • NZ: Ex-Winery Site Calls For Imagination And Vision
  • How to start a garage boutique winery
  • NJ: Gloucester County wineries await chance to ship out
  • Nicolas Feuillatte launches new rose
  • Texas wine industry gets a new crop of grape growers
  • NV: Taste experimental wines at viticulture class
  • Diageo boss raises pressure on Government over tax regime
  • Lodi area wineries step up their presentation
  • TX: Local Winery, Its Customers Fall Victim To Fraud
  • Napa doesn't want, need Stanly Ranch resort
  • Ahmed hails Portuguese whites
  • HI: No cheers greet BYOB biLl
  • TX: Hotels offer special sips with custom wine crushes
    • MORE CALIFORNIA WATER NEWS
  • Circling the drain? Sacramento salmon numbers down as delta pumping fight heats up
  • Change rules to water farms, families not fish
  • Saving delta fish doesn't save Valley farms
  • California farmers say proposed water rules will cost too much
  • Insight: Ruling to save tiny fish aids salmon
  • NextEra, California City call truce in water war over solar power plant
    • February 12, 2010
  • Red Wine's Role in New Cancer Therapy
  • How Microsoft wants you to order a drink at the bar
  • Constellation denies campaign donation tied to wine debate
  • TESCO brings innovation on Wine shelves
  • Laithwaites offers Lafite for £5
  • Nielsen Study Reveals Positive Consumer Trends for Merlot
  • Diageo: The Trend Continues Down
  • Diageo stands its ground on minimum pricing (scroll down for more Diageo news)
  • Huge Scotch hootch heist
  • Sacramento River Fall Salmon Run Reaches New Record Low
  • Sen. Feinstein Steps Into Calif.'s Farmers vs. Fish Fight With Jobs Bill Rider
  • The Hidden Costs of Expanding Your Direct Shipping Program
  • Drinks Business Green Awards - the winners
  • Twitter Taste Live event to focus on 4 Finger Lakes sparkling wines
  • Wall Street Chokes On Mixed Profits From Restaurant
  • Bordeaux 2009: will hype translate into sales?
  • Champagne, Advertising, and the Problem with Principles
  • UK wine trade banks on Valentine's Day Champagne sale
  • First Scottish wine to be produced
  • Countries join forces to promote Mosel wine
  • NZ Pinot Noir classification announced
  • OZ: Iconic Hunter vineyards saved
  • From rock 'n' roll to health care to growing grapes on Mt. Veeder
  • Aussie Wine Named World's Best New 'Green' Drink
  • Benovia Winery Welcomes Nick Finarelli
  • Wine Industry Network Continues to Gain Momentum
  • Give proposed winery law change a chance
  • UK: Templar Vintners: two arrests made
  • March conference to focus on making high-quality wine
  • Tenuta dell’Ornellaia Commissions Vendemmia d’Artista For 2007 Vintage
  • Ontario wine industry needs to find itself
  • NEW LAW'S CRITICS HAVE NOTHING TO CHEER
  • Iconic Brands/ICNB Announces Danny DeVito's Organic Prosecco
  • ID: State liquor director opposes privatizing stores
  • Former Castel UK MD takes Sopexa top spot
  • Red wine, dark chocolate kill cancer
  • The taste of American Fine Wine Competition
  • Shannon Ridge Vineyards & Winery named 'hot' California winery and brand
  • Top wine destinations named
  • Grapevine pruning contest brings out the 'best of the best'
  • Maui's wine and Big Isle coffee score
    • MORE DIAGEO
  • Diageo's Tax Threat
  • Diageo and Unilever sound alarm bells over UK taxes
  • Diageo Plans To Raise Marketing Spend In Second Hal
    • February 11, 2010
  • Drouhin launches affordable Oregon label in UK
  • UK: Hallgarten Druitt buys Novum Wines
  • China report highlights impressive growth opportunities
  • Delta pumps ratchet back today
  • Legislative Updates From Free The Grapes
  • Michaela Rodeno Elected to Haas School Hall of Fame
  • Chateau on market amid downturn
  • French Winemaker Derenoncourt Launches First Calif Wine
  • Aussie producer bemoans bulk wine "dealers"
  • Selling Wine in India: Reality and Strategy
  • Ornellaia auctions limited-edition bottles
    • 2009 GRAPE CRUSH COVERAGE
  • Ciatti Company Comments On Near-record Calif Grape Crush
  • Sonoma County's grape crop rose by 25% in 2009
  • A bumper crop for California wine — or is it?
  • 2009 harvest swelled by chardonnay
  • California's 2009 grape harvest 2nd-largest in history
  • SLO Grape harvest crushes 2009 expectations
  • Napa County harvest up, prices stable in ‘09
  • Bumper harvest but buyers in doubt
  • Future of California wine industry is in the crush
  • Cornell Teaches Cool Climate Winemaking
  • Cal Poly Wine Releases New White Blend
  • Chateau on market amid downturn
  • 16 Million Bottles of Sour Grapes: World's Worst Wine Scam
  • Specialty Wine Retailers Association Seeks End To Legal Harassment of Texas Wine Consumers & Retailers
  • Bordeaux launches new carbon reduction system
  • Delux Burger Bar Lives Up To Its Name
  • Vintners Hall of Fame induction planned
  • Biodynamic wines have the flavor of devotion
  • Lloyd Flatt’s Cellar to be Sold at Sotheby’s
  • OZ: One-third of vines 'should be grubbed up'
  • Harvesting Profits In Argentina's Wine Country
  • TN: Nashville Prepares for a wine-in-grocery store vote
  • NY: Paterson ups fee to aid wine-in-markets plan
  • NY Gov: Taxes, Fees to Close Budget, MTA Deficits
  • Canada: Producers have Olympic hopes
  • Private Label Alcohol Growth Continues
  • Drinks company Diageo H1 profits down 10 pct
  • Diageo Profit Misses Estimates as Premium Spirits Sag
  • Diageo Forecasts Second-Half Growth
  • Diageo profit drops 10% as U.S. sales decline
    • February 10, 2010
  • Asimov: The Case of Gallo's Fake Pinot, or Thousands of Cases of It
  • New Calif law strict on surface water diversion
  • Wine Industry Veterans Murphy & Averill Launch New Company
  • Sudden appearance of smelt curtails CVP pumping
  • Hermès and LVMH: Thoughts for Luxury Wine Estates
  • UK wine industry given EU boost
  • Jacob’s Creek paints future for Australia
  • Backlash against social media gathers steam
  • Cornell's Enology School Takes Shape
  • Leading figures to appear at inaugural Champagne Summit
  • OZ: Crops and prices crash
  • Wine Innovation 2010 is taking entries now
  • UK: Redundancies announced at Thierry's
  • Yellow Tail wine donation to HSUS incurs farmers’ wrath
  • Corporates don't understand fine wine
  • Diageo 1H Operating Profit Seen +4.8%
  • Make Your Own Wine Label Event
  • Cork Mouse Charges Itself
  • PL360 Beverage Partners Launches with a Unique Approach to Brand Building
  • Chianti Classico divorce papers come through
  • Winemakers brave the cold for ice wine
  • Schwarzenegger tours World Ag Expo on opening day
  • KY: Bill allowing winery expansion advances
  • Visiting Sonoma County? There's an app for that
    • February 09, 2010
  • Fizz falls flat as 2009 brings 9% drop for Champagne
  • Nielsen: "New Normal" Impacts Alcohol Beverages
  • International Wine & Spirit Competition Announces Tasting Changes for 2010
  • Berrys predicts spectacular Bordeaux 2009
  • The Future of Luxury Wine
  • Fresno Judge Halts Protection Plan For Winter Run Chinook
  • Groups Sue to Block Giant Westlands Backroom Water Deal
  • Ernst Loosen raises Oregon profile with new winery deal, auction
  • Chinese New Year: Red wines bridge cultures for Valentine's Day
  • IN: Microbreweries fight for winery rights
  • Cork industry gears up for €20m campaign
  • Coppola's Pop-Top Wine
  • Texas and Texoma Wine--Billion Dollar Industry
  • SF's Crushpad "virtual" winery moving to Napa's Silverado Trail
  • Fortune Brands, Inc.: Fortune Brands Declares Regular Dividend
  • UK: London Wine Fair Sparkles at 30 with Wine Gang selection
  • Brown Forman Upgraded to Buy
  • Bring water back home to Kern River
  • Judge's ruling brightens California's water picture
  • NY: Wine bill to be quashed
  • Should NYS grocery stores sell wine?
  • FL: FAMU Vineyard Workshop
  • Tulare gets ready to host World Ag Expo once again
  • German Wine Institute launches intern initiative
  • Indians 'want sweeter wines'
  • The relationship between price and quality of wine
  • Dave Batt Tapped to Lead Mendocino Wine Producers
  • WI: "BYOB" laws cause controversy, confusion
  • Beer Is Good for Your Bones? Well, Maybe.
  • Survey indicates majority of wine shoppers would use self-service wine info kiosks
  • Yellow+Blue Wines go a Shade Greener
  • OZ: NSW wine production overtakes SA
  • States Look to the Bottle
  • Extreme winemaking
  • NY: Peconic Bay's 'Sono Rinata' Brings First North Fork Brandy To Life
  • CO: Convenience Stores Seek New Tactic in Liquor-Sale Bill Fight
  • Leading Croatian wine producers eyeing the Chinese market
    • February 08, 2010
  • New Book, "Water," Flawed By Factual Errors
  • Billionaire Koch Expects More Fake-Wine Lawsuits in 2010
  • ViewPoint: Gallo Taken for a Ride on Red Bicyclette
  • WineZap Names Ten Most Popular Wines in 2009
  • WA: Everett rethinks boutique wineries
  • Napa Firms Working to make wastewater ponds go away
  • Nielsen Healthy Eating Index Debuts
  • Charles Roy Dies
  • An Interview with one of Mexico's Premier Winemakers
  • NY: Wine in grocery stores subject of Feb. 19 seminar
  • NY Wine industry leaders to gather
  • UK: Changing of the guard at Oddbins
  • Marino named marketing manager for V. Sattui Winery
  • Some Cash-Strapped States Weigh Selling Their Liquor Monopolies
  • Second-generation vineyard now award-winning winery
  • WA: Consumers shift to value vintages for wine
  • New Zealand 'could lose top slot'
  • MD: Conway rules out end to wine-shipment ban
  • Oregon's quality pinots join the bargain ranks
  • WA: Grapegrowers to fight research cuts
  • Gallo duped in one of wine world's biggest cons
  • Aussies lead vineyard innovation
  • Paso Robles: Wine country with a rural feel
  • OZ: Brian Croser blames big business for wine industry problems
  • Demystifying the Institute of Masters of Wine
  • Wineries seek to become sustainable
  • Lake County - a low-rent Napa for vintners
  • Wine packaging venture takes aim at just-in-time needs
  • Diageo to offer little cheer after weak sales
    • February 05, 2010
  • Brunello wine makers use texts to ensure authenticity
  • Champagne and Cognac sales hit LVMH profits
  • Jobs to go at Piper-Heidsieck
  • Central Valley Water Pump Wars Continue on Capitol Hill
  • Rioja looks east with expansion plans
  • US pledges to aid exporters
  • Weyrich's financial woes continue
  • Inn foreclosure leaves wedding deposits in limbo
  • Weyrich says Villa Toscana wedding deposits are in the bank
  • Chinese consumers “waking up” to imported wine – but find it difficult to understand
  • Cornell Expert Says New, fairer bill could help NY state and industry
  • Aussies lead vineyard innovation
  • Wine critics' advice is unchallenged bunk
  • NJ Bill passed to allow direct shipment of wine
  • Scheid Vineyards Inc. Reports 3rd Quarter Results
  • Don't flood market
  • Calif Spring Ag Outlook
  • Sparkling line-up for LIWF Top 100
  • Two Renowned Wine Regions Join Effort to Protect Place Names
  • Dan Berger on Joe Montana's Villa
  • CAWG Celebrates 36 Years of Serving Grape Growers
  • Fire crews respond to two fires at a winery in one week
  • Raisin Marketing Board to move HQ to downtown Fresno
  • NY Gov. Says wine and grape foundation money well spent
  • Puerto Rico's Diageo Rum Duel with the Virgin Islands
  • Maynard James Keenan Turns Blood Into Wine
  • Charmer Sunbelt Appoints Key Executives
  • ND starts grant program for wineries
  • Premiere Napa Valley sells out
  • Liquor store owners resist Kansas compromise on beer
  • Recently released market study: Constellation Brands, Inc.
  • Owning a Vineyard, an Interview with the Shadicks
  • Carneros conditions ripe for a crisp, clear pinot noir from Artesa
    • February 04, 2010
  • U.S. restaurant count declines
  • Unsold US fine wine stock returns to Bordeaux
  • Jeanjean and Michel Laroche form France's largest quality wine group
  • Big changes on tap for California wine industry
  • Charges brought in Fake Pinot Noir-Gallo Red Bicyclette scandal
  • Lobbyists Help Smooth the Way for Huge Tax Break for Diageo
  • NJ: Senate panel to vote on reviving deliveries from wineries to doorsteps
  • NJ: Wine Lovers Needed At Direct Shipping Hearing
  • 2008 Burgundy en primeur: an analysis
  • IL: Fire destroys Spring Pond Winery
  • Canada: Feds invest in St. Catharines winery
  • Napa Trade groups clash over changes to law governing wine events, tastings
  • Donations pour in for Wine for Haiti fundraiser
  • Resveratrol Protects Lungs
  • Sustainable practices may grow wine sales
  • NY: Some Wine With That?
  • Lake County wines have strong showing in Chronicle wine competition
  • Screwcaps from the land of cork
  • OZ: Challenger first-half profit dips, shares soar
  • Cockburn’s of Leith rescued from administration
  • The Sampler to offer Bordeaux 2009 public tastings
  • Carneros conditions ripe for a crisp, clear pinot noir
  • Winery honours Hazel McCallion with private labels
  • MI: Growers to buy Leelanau winery
  • Diageo rebuffs Swiss offer to exempt top 200 executives from income tax
  • Southern Promotes Barranco to National Director of Training
  • Washington liquor may have more holiday mall shops
    • February 03, 2010
  • California exports hit by UK decline
  • Religious fundamentalists need to drink wine again
  • Distilled Spirits Review: Industry Proves Recession Resilient in 2009
  • Diageo Offered Swiss Tax Deal
  • Study Says Drinking with Your Kids Doesn't Prevent Abuse
  • NM: Credit theft sours winery experience
  • Spanish wine magazine Sibaritas folds, Guía Peñin to go online
  • White House Refutes Claims of Napa Wine Train Waste
  • Obama's budget does little to aid Valley's water woes
  • WA: State Senator Introduces Bill to Stop “Stealth” Tax Hikes
  • Constellation Brands beats Street but beer fizzles
  • Fortune Brands Declares Regular Dividend
  • Bidders interested in stricken Scottish wine merchant
  • Andresky: Mistake set off white zinfandel's big boom
  • How liquor wholesalers hobble consumer choice
  • At Zinfandel Tasting, 2007 Shines but 2008 Is a Mixed Bag
  • Bad bugs, weeds are hot topics at Lodi Grape Day
  • WA: Wine convention to bring 160 vendors to Toyota Center
  • Economy unsettles grape growers and wine marketers
  • Minimum pricing for alcohol is against common sense: Decanter
  • It's pruning season in the vineyard
  • Napa County, American Canyon pitch their virtues to travel writers
  • Virginia vs California Wines: Closing the Gap
  • Green charter for Bordeaux producers
  • New Calif law boosts sales at some tasting rooms
  • Wine has major role in American history
  • Trend Spotter Sees Continued Upward Momentum on Diageo
  • Making High-Tech Aircraft Parts with... Cork
  • Pasadena Pinot Fest Wines Guests and Benefits Children's Charity
  • OZ: Meredith to hand over wine wholesale business to Brown Bros
  • Biodynamic, organic winery finds new uses for bottles and corks
  • GA: Snellville to fight ruling on Sunday alcohol sales
  • Winemaker Launches Free Online Calculator
  • Beverage alcohol major signs up with Adrenalin
  • Wines imbued with post-apartheid struggle
  • New wineries in Spain still have old roots
  • Wine Country Getaways Joins the VinoVisit Marketing Network
  • WA: Vitae Springs winery grows along with family
    • February 02, 2010
  • OZ: Chemical trespass in Central Otago grape industry serves as a wakeup call
  • Key Weyrich properties go to lender in auction
  • The pinot noir of 2009? It's from New Zealand
  • SF Mayor Newsom won't really work in a wine store - maybe at a winery, though
  • Bordeaux wine industry rallies to survive in US
  • Hong Kong auctions begin with a bang
  • RIP: Cult Cabernet?
  • South African Wine increases market share
  • NV: Lindsay Price pops the cork at Laguna Champagne Bar
  • NY congressman talks Napa wine, Middle East politics
  • NY: A new round over wine plan
  • UC Davis spring viticulture courses
  • Wolf Blass launches sporting themed campaign
  • NC: Sampson creates framework to allow wineries
  • New field-burning rules too costly, vineyards say
  • The glass is half-empty for premium-priced Cabernet
  • Mare Island wine arsonist sentencing delayed
  • Lawmakers' unreported gifts, fines at a glance
  • Remember Darryl Beeson, The Wine Guy
  • Walgreens now selling beer and wine at a location near you
  • Brown-Forman distiller named chairman of distillers group
  • The cost of popping the cork
  • Clink Wines forges new Australian partnership
  • Recession slows 2009 US liquor sales
  • Back Roads Wineries donate to Loaves & Fishes in Paso
  • Moet thinks pink
    • February 01, 2010
  • California is digging out of recession say top economists
  • IHA Report: Consumer Spending Increased Slightly in 2009
  • eWinery expands as industry seeks more direct sales
  • Napa County's legal troubles tied to the value of land
  • Economic roundtable shows Napa Valley hasn't shaken the effects of the recession
  • Toasting the Future of China's Wine Industry
  • Why California wines aren't selling
  • Napa County gearing up to battle vineyard moth
  • Wines of Germany launches buy direct website
  • Inspirational Marketing for Wineries
  • Consumer Coupon Use up 27 Percent in '09
  • Dan Leese to Leave 585 Wine Partners
  • Proposed canal would quench Baja wine valley
  • Scotland's oldest wine merchant goes into administration
  • Winery group seeks 'Sonoma Co.' label law
  • $8 Million Raised at Naples Wine Festival for Charity
  • Napa's Lean times continue
  • Viticulture briefs
  • Vintage wine dealer Cockburns calls time on history
  • Portuguese cork gets wings as stoppers war rages on
  • RJ Kelly: How we navigated the water scene in 2009
  • Barefoot set for European and UK push with Chapter
  • Expand wine sales in NY
  • NC: No more free meals: ABC makes new rule after incident
  • Salmon Water Now Exposes Big Ag's Manipulation of Delta Water Policy
  • Wine Thief
  • Big potential seen for NZ wine in Hong Kong
  • Hildreth Ranch Vineyards & Orchards: Five generations farming in Mendocino
  • Napa Sonoma Store Closes, But Not Because of Economy
  • Book details SB County viticulture movement
  • Napa Wine Train has been no stranger to controversy
  • Wineries push to 'modernize' image
  • Shipping laws leave much to whine about
  • Factbox: Key facts about cork and its use
  • Cohn honored for benefit winery concerts
  • Passion for vino leads Michael Matthews to open Virginia wine bar
  • A nod to Niels: Paso Robles Wine Industry Person of the Year
    • January 29, 2010
  • IBG Funding - Investor Update From CEO Jansen
  • Major New Study: Mediterranean diet good for the heart
  • Frugal Habits to Continue in 2010 and Beyond
  • Grape growing, fish protection clash in California
  • Washington wine industry continues growth
  • Plant flavanoid may help prevent leukemia
  • Aussie crush down but exports rise
  • Family Winemakers of California Elects Leadership for 2010
  • Foreign wine invades Aussie market
  • OZ: Winemaker has a ball as cockatoos flee
  • What's in a Name?
  • Wine industry looks back on brutal 2009, uncertain '10
  • Unified Panelists Stress Social Media
  • TESCO brings innovation on Wine shelves
  • The Peugeot Rechargeable Electric Wine Opener
  • NY: Calhoun to governor: Cork the supermarket wine sales proposal
  • Russian investigation highlights huge mark-ups and wine 'cartel'
  • Foster's names Carlton and United boss
  • Dearie cheered by the split at Foster's
  • Nyetimber beats Bollinger, Roederer in sparkling comp
  • Napa Wine Train in middle of stimulus fight
  • Altria Group (MO) Smashes Q409 Revenue Estimates; Q409 Conference Call Highlights
  • Foster's Hires Pollaers to Lead Australian Brewing Division
  • Fortune Brands Reports Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2009 Results
  • Mumbai wine conference plagued by Indian customs issues
  • Fortune Brands Inc UK Regulatory Announcement: Final Results
  • Gassan and Courvoisier become entwined in a bejewelled launch
  • Diageo takes on the world
  • New Web site for Napa Valley College wine
  • Harlan Buys Diamond Oaks Winery
  • Napa Valley Vintners christen new home at historic winery
  • Trinchero named winery of the year at Unified show
  • Former Diageo boss John Pollaers to run Foster's CUB unit
  • Three Oregon Wineries to Receive Top Honors at Wine Competition
  • NY: Schumer supports effort to retain wine tax reimbursements for producers
  • A 3L “Fresh Cask” From FOLONARI
  • Wildman Welcomes Hecht & Bannier to Its Family of Wines
  • DALLA TERRA WINERY SELECTS MARTIN SCOTT AS NY DISTRIBUTOR FOR ITS ITALIAN WINES
    • January 28, 2010
  • California wine sales drop
  • Wine Industry Searches for Good News
  • Champagne shows signs of recovery
  • UK: Buoyant January fuels fine wine investment optimism
  • Vinexpo chief sees the future in Asia
  • Imports help overall U.S. wine sales; end of '09 better; slow recovery seen
  • Recession puts cork in 2009 U.S. wine sales
  • Wine fund offers investment opportunity
  • Led by Facebook, Twitter, Global Time Spent on Social Media Sites up 82%
  • Doris Brown Paulsen Dies
  • Switching to lower-alcohol wine 'prevents cancer'
  • Water board vote on frost protection troubles farmers
  • What next for Murphy-Goode's social-networking maven?
  • UK: WSTA comment on falling alcohol consumption
  • Siesta’s Over
  • Calaveras Winegrape Alliance donates $15000 to community
  • UK: Warning issued against Templar Vintners
  • Canada: Desired label changes in works for cellared-in-Canada wines
  • Schumer: Wine sales threatened by Canadian tariff
  • Laura Catena and the Wines of Argentina
  • Boutique wineries form NZ alliance
  • UK: Drinkaware appoints medical panel
  • AZ: Growing grapes for wine production is topic at Ag Day
  • OZ: Turning to temp
  • Micro-distilleries gaining steam
  • Wines of S. Jersey draw fans
  • AOC Wines partners with the International Wine Center
    • January 27, 2010
  • Texas Direct Shipping Law Upheld by Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
  • SWA Applauds Fifth Circuit Decision Upholding States’ Rights and the Three-Tier System
  • U.S. speeds up water deliveries to San Joaquin Valley farmers
  • Beer Distributors Laud 5th Circuit Ruling Supporting Texas Alcohol Laws
  • California farmers get millions for overseas promotions
  • Vinfolio seeks bankruptcy protection
  • Constellation Brands credit facility amended
  • Constellation Brands to Prepay $250M in Bonds
  • PUTTING A CORK IN IT — THE RUSSIAN WINE RIPOFF , OR WHAT MEDVEDEV'S SOBRIETY
  • After 30 years in Carneros vineyards, Anna Moller-Racke feels she finally has
  • UCC asst. director resigns, wine program OK
  • Lake County Winery Association seats new board of directors
  • Kathleen Hill's Hot tips
  • Fortune Brands Declares Regular Dividend
  • Feds offer farmers good, bad water news
  • Dan Berger: "Gentleman winemaker" is no easy job -
  • Day-trippers boosting winery business
  • Wineries settle fight over names
  • Isramerica at City Winery
  • Delicato leasing Lathrop warehouse
  • Australian Vintage's performance improve
    • January 26, 2010
  • Australian initiative to asses viability of its wineries
  • Passion for wine transforms banker into vintner
  • Calif Storms make for 'average' water year
  • TTB Targets Advertising, Labeling, and Contents Compliance
  • PDF: Allied Grapegrowers Supplement to the Unified Symposium presentation
  • Obama to California “Water, It's Not a Right it's a Privilege”
  • Presenting a wine bottle is a disappearing courtesy
  • Constellation Brands to Prepay $250M in Bonds
  • Water Leader Steve Hall Dies
  • Sotheby's fine wine auction breaks more records in Hong Kong
  • Wines & Vines Launches Wine Industry Marketplace Website
  • Cecchetti Wine Company Uncorks Successful 2009
  • Feed the Children & Boisset provide 1.2 million meals to hungry U.S. families
  • Southern W&S, FoodTV, South Beach Wine & Food Festival Help Haiti
  • Wineries team up for Haiti benefit
  • WA: Viticulture expert to publish grapevine science textbook
  • WNY plans to allow wine and beer in restaurants without liquor licenses
  • The best wine can turn into One-Buck Upchuck
  • OK: Grape growers, vintners support board, not '09 bill
  • IN: Walgreens Approved To Sell Alcohol In Allen County
  • Boston Wine Expo 2010
  • Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines Earns Sustainability Certification
  • CO: Frigid temperatures may have some Grand Valley grapes sitting out this wine season
  • Yalumba Accepts 'New World Winery Of The Year' Award
  • Diageo Recognized as Top Diversity Employer in 2009
    • January 25, 2010
  • UK: Counterfeit & illegal wine seized
  • National science panel convenes on Calif. delta
  • Big Water Interests Hijack Obama Delta Science Team
  • Despite poor economy, wine sales continue to grow
  • California Association of Winegrape Growers Initiates President Search
  • OZ: District wineries raise their glasses to carbon sequestration
  • Susan Mayer-Smith, owner of GrapeCraft, Dies
  • Wine Marketer Ira Zuckerman Dies
  • Lance Armstrong race puts Australian wine regions in spotlight
  • Secretive 'Lord of Wine' Made Italy's Best White: John Mariani
  • Burger King Whopper Bar to sell beer with burgers
  • NY: Wineries and wine lovers react to Paterson's proposal
  • The World of Wine & Grapes Gathers in Sacramento for the Unified Wine & Grape Symposium
  • Napa Valley soil and weather reports serve as baseline data for climate change and soil carbon sequestration
  • Kantharos Process Water Systems announces new green technology for winery process water
  • Preparing for a future in the family business
  • Ensenada is emerging as Mexico's Wine & Gourmet Capital
  • ND: Grape growers to meet
  • CellarTracker: a new model for wine reviews?
  • Russian Wine sellers furious over sudden change in customs legislation
  • West Virginia to Test Winegrapes
  • People on the move at Ascentia Wine Estates, TEP Engineering and more
  • Washington State Wine Group to Partner with Amorim's Natural Cork Recycling
  • Is any wine worth £1985?
  • BC: City of Richmond to investigate status of Lulu Island Winery
  • Ice Wine Festival in Canada
  • Santa Cruz Mountain wineries receive sustainable winegrowing certification
  • Growers building on NZ's acclaim
  • Lorimar Tasting Room opens in Old Town Temecula
  • Best local wines are best found -- and grabbed -- on their home turf
    • January 22, 2010
  • No Sanctuary in Sumptuary? Brown-Forman Threatens Sonoma Winery
  • Smarter Shoppers Demand Personal Engagement
  • Labor investigators file complaint against Fresno grower
  • Idled Central Valley ethanol plant to be restarted
  • NZ: Villa Maria partners with Ste Michelle
  • Alcohol industry entices youth, report
  • State frost protection water meeting a disappointment
  • Local water control lost because of two giant SoCal cotton corporations
  • Diageo spent heavily to fete NC retailers
  • Napa on Alert for New Grapevine Pest
  • Asia's wine consumption to increase by 25% in five years
  • Wine industry will survive 2010 challenges
  • Challenging year ahead for wine market
  • NY: Wine sales plan aims to ease liquor store worries
  • Inertia Beverage Group Introduces Fully Automated Wine Shipping Compliance Solution
  • OZ: Tried and tested irrigation region becomes a vineyard graveyard
  • A Wine World Provocateur Switches to Vegetables
  • Where to find one million acre-feet of water for California
  • Fish wrap: Rain falls on California water war
  • The collapse of cabernet
  • Boisset Donates 6500+ lbs of Food to Boston Food Bank
  • Wine bar re-opens at Disney’s California Adventure
  • Wine market in China
  • Wine research: 'Sonoma County' carries clout
  • NY: Elmira legislator opposes cuts to wine foundation
  • Wineries celebrate export all-clear
  • German Wine Institute at ProWein with "Generation Riesling"
  • Widow fulfills wine dream, a beer helps firefighters
  • Winery upcycles used wine bottles, corks and caps
  • OZ: A vine mess as grower left grapeless
  • Diageo invests further in Ethiopian water project
  • Wineries' big leap
  • NY: Wine Proposal Faces Much Opposition
  • Wineries help Haiti
  • Laura Ness: It's all about family ties at Talbott winery
  • Liparita: Reviving the glory of a ghost brand
    • January 21, 2010
  • Blanche Mondavi Dies
  • Washington pumps $13 Million to California for pest wars
  • Unified Symposium: Wine show rises above event horizon
  • Restaurant Assn forecasts a better year ahead
  • Missouri winery sues to halt Iowa sales law
  • Maniar Sells Diamond Oaks Winery to Bill Harlan
  • UK: Portman hits back at ad attack
  • Environmentalists sue over state attack on moth
  • IL: Development would pair houses and wines
  • Awash in wine
  • A Possible Cure for Alcohol Intolerance Mutation
  • DIAM wine closures judged Natamycin free
  • From in CA to Inca
  • NZ: Ban's demise sweet deal for winemakers
  • Science panel's review of California water woes prompts fight
  • Bastos imports, sells tin capsules, oak barrels and pine boxes
  • Remy Cointreau reports lower nine-month sales
  • Calendar on the culture of wine is online
  • Discount Wine Cellars Gets A Make-Over
  • The China Guide Tours Beijing's Wine Industry with Visiting Students
  • Municipal Winemakers to Open Tasting Room in Santa Barbara Funk Zone
  • Nicolas Potel proves persistent
  • Bonny Doon founder on common wine mistakes consumers make
  • Pasadena Pinot Fest Rings in New Year & Benefits Children Charity
  • Wineries Urged: Go Mobile
  • Gary O'Donovan opens Cork Wine School
  • Beachcomber taps Michael Jordan, wine guru formerly of Napa Rose, as president
  • Pop the Cork, Winefest's Coming
  • J. Lohr Announces Sustainable Winegrowing Certification
  • NZ: Editorial: Hard times in the wine industry
    • January 20, 2010
  • Fresno State to shrink in size
  • Weyrich living high while employees and brides-to-be suffer
  • Fred Franzia: Wine's Archie Bunker with a dose of Donald Trump
  • State Alcohol Taxes Creep Up, But Not to Benefit of Treatment and Prevention Programs
  • OZ: Scorcher takes toll on grape vines
  • Cash Crunch at Vinfolio
  • West-Side Farmers May Not Benefit From Storms
  • NY: Update on budget proposal to sell wine in grocery stores
  • Jarvis Winemaker Reveals the Clone that makes their Flagship Wine
  • CIA adds beverage certificate program
  • Why Maryland consumers can't buy wine online
  • A lose-lose situation
  • DOW Ultrafiltration awarded water recycling/reuse certification
  • Killer Wine App
  • Washington Opens New State Stores
  • Changes in the works for Cellared in Canada wine
  • NZ: appellation system on the cards?
  • Marketing and Branding Do Not a Winery Make
  • Niagara Grape and Wine Festival ends 2009 'in break-even position'
  • NZ'sVilla Maria Estate Names Ste. Michelle US Importer
  • Wineries, students, PUC donate to Haiti relief efforts
  • Icewine festival showcases Canada's most cherished products
  • OR: South Salem winery is a family affair
  • NZ: Grape cap hits Marlborough
  • Walnut Creek's Shadowbrook Winery Wins Two Double Golds
    • January 19, 2010
  • Drink Wine, Play Games
  • John Mattern, 'The Ranchman,' dies at 67
  • Surge in Hong Kong demand for tablegrapes
  • UK: Record amount spent on wine in 2009
  • CSUF grape day Jan. 20
  • Diageo wines vodka court case against Intercontinental Brands
  • Southern California Wineries Open Doors
  • UK: First Quench franchisees braced for independence
  • Vinfolio takes unusual ‘insolvency’ route
  • WineWeb Launches Online Winery Tour Planning Tool
  • Confused about wine? Books may help
  • UK: WSTA questions alcohol mandatory code
  • NC alcohol head decries 'culture of entitlement'
  • Santa Ynez Getting a taste of new wine regulations
  • Colorado Association for Viticulture and Enology Announces New Board Members
  • Health benefits of low alcohol red wine
  • UK: Chablis winners announced
  • BC: Making wine locally would be a challenge, but is doable
  • Idaho winery makes fine use of Washington grapes
  • Small is always better for artisanal US winemaker
  • NZ: Wine guide is indispensable
  • SADIF Analytics releases new summary due diligence report for Diageo
    • January 18, 2010
  • Huneeus acquires brands; investor takes Copain stake
  • What are the future fine wine uncertainties?
  • 'Sensory quotient' proponent takes wine competition judging to consumers
  • Maximizing wine grape water use
  • Australian water crisis offers clues for California
  • Napa e-tailer creating physical destination shop
  • Tipsy Mariah pops cork on her own Champagne brand
  • WSWA Finds Fault with First Circuit Court of Appeals Decision
  • Beer Distributors Don't Like Mass. Direct Shipping Decision
  • OZ: A decade of Chardonnay
  • Tupelo, Miss., gets state approval for Sunday liquor
  • South Dakota Considers Complete Repeal of Sunday Alcohol Sales Ban
  • UK: New wine label to highlight alcohol units
  • Wirtz Beverage Illinois names Director of Training
  • ASCENTIA WINE ESTATES APPOINTS TODD DEVINCENZI CHIEF SALES/MARKETING OFFICER
  • Grape growers ready to fight plan to limit use of Russian River water
  • Lodi grape growers leading sustainable farming push
  • Wine Industry's 'New Normal'
  • Fetzer Vineyards lays off 12 transportation workers
  • Constellations cuts debt with UK cider sale
  • Chilean Winery Reports Huge Export Increase
  • Marketing minefield for wineries
  • Mystery and wine are a perfect combo at Burien winery
  • Statewide Vineyard Certification Unveiled
  • OZ: Tax shake-up to hit beer, wine prices
  • WA: For South Kitsap Couple, Winemaking Is a Family Affair
  • Vintry Wine & Whiskey to Bring Wine Tasting to New Heights
  • VinoVisit.com Launches Facebook App for Wineries
  • THREE CALIFORNIANS RECEIVE TOP USDA POSTS
  • IL: Developer plans homes next to new winery
  • What's in a Name? A Mountain of Controversy
    • January 15, 2010
  • Full Judicial Decision: Mass. Judge Voids Wine Shipping Law
  • Calif. Judge voids landmark water agreement
  • Mass. law on wine shipping unconstitutional
  • Farmers, lenders keep close watch on credit
  • Sierra Club sues Napa County over parcel rules
  • State Fair might be moved in Sacto Kings deal
  • Survey Finds Holiday Sales Increase at Independent Businesses
  • UK wine market sees steady growth
  • Farm Bureau says new energy policy will harm farmers
  • OZ: Huge farm losses from heat wave
  • Toni Nichelini passes
  • Diageo Airlift Provides Humanitarian Relief to Aid Haitian Earthquake Victims
  • Valley leaders demand explanation for feds' water turnabout
  • OZ: Calls to rip up vines gain support
  • OZ: Grape growers squeezed dry
  • Brown-Forman Corporation (BF-B) Dividend Stock Analysis
  • Diageo Is Worth Toasting
  • The proof of terroir
  • 'Wine Entre femme'
  • Used wine bottle plant eyed for Stockton
  • Comedian says state water crisis is no laughing matter
  • Growth spurt for Maison Champy
  • Burgundy En primeurs lack volume
  • Roshambo founder shifts from wine to farming
  • World Health Organisation set to tackle alcohol misuse
  • Sarah Palin’s Wine Soapbox
  • San Francisco Wine Association Announces New Leadership
  • Constellation Brands Completes Sale of U.K. Cider Business
  • UK: Great Western joins Environment Agency scheme and considers appeal
  • Ontario: Troubles at the Parks Commission delay Weir's winery plans
  • Global launch for Koshu wines
    • January 14, 2010
  • Credit crunch crippling small businesses
  • Large life, large wine bottles up for grabs at Sotheby's
  • Constellation: Rodney Dangerfield Stocks of Wall Street
  • Diageo: The Trend Continues Up
  • AB InBev, Diageo to Increase Valuation Premium
  • State proposes new limits on vineyards using Russian River water
  • Wine industry sets standards for sustainability
  • Copia's Closing Opens Door to Lawsuit
  • Nielsen: The Lowest Price Is Not Always the Best Price
  • Yankee Stadium to host wine tasting
  • Graves vineyards threatened by TGV line
  • DWI and Generation Riesling
  • Planning Commission backs Holman Ranch winery expansion
  • St. Helena CPA starts winery accounting firm
  • Skalli to launch new signature
  • Hess Family Estates forms a strong marketing & sales platform in Europe
  • UK opposition announces plans to scrap units system
  • Canadian Wine Wins Coveted Spot in Bag Swag for Golden Globe Awards Party
  • Roshambo Winery is now Roshambo Farms
  • Fetzer Winery Receives Waste Management Award for Thirteenth Time
  • Artesa Winery & Vineyards Chooses the VinoVisit.com
    • January 13, 2010
  • Wine rivals expand lists of products
  • Constellation reports challenging conditions, sales fall 4 percent
  • Mendo Winemakers growing grapes 'on the edge'
  • Tesco bottles go lightweight
  • Cognac: Stodgy spirit gets hip new image
  • Hiring Alain Raynaud shows Barclays take wine venture seriously
  • UK: Restaurants and online thrive over Christmas
  • Something fishy about agency water lawyer's removal, lawmaker says
  • UK: Conservatives to scrap alcohol unit system
  • Beware of Fake Wine!
  • A rosé future for rosado
  • Annual Australian Climate Statement 2009
  • Authentication Solutions Help Vintners Stomp Out Counterfeits
  • Central Oregon Winery Goes Maverick
  • A New Brand for les Vignerons Ardéchois - Uvica at Vinisud
  • NC: State wants investigation of ABC meal at Ritz
  • Navarra rosado raises its game
  • Central European Announces Distro Agreement
  • Save the Earth; drink organic wine
  • Md. advocates back increase in liquor tax
  • Atlantic's Caitlin Flanagan Blames Arugula for California's Failing Schools
  • Sonoma Valley's BR Cohn Winery announces "slew" of promotions
  • State threatens to close Colorado's largest liquor store
  • State adopts greenest building codes in US
  • Is Maine Screwing Up its Wine Industry?
  • WA: Maryhill Winery Celebrates National Recognition for Wine Portfolio
  • Two Crossing Vineyards wines awarded in invitational competition
  • Wineries find good business at Pennsylvania State Farm Show
  • Merlot for the masses
  • NC Alcohol Commission Eyes Governor's Ethics Push
    • January 12, 2010
  • Sarah Palin to Keynote WSWA 2010 Convention
  • Was 2009 the Tipping Point for Wine & Social Media?
  • Diageo rated 'outperform'
  • Grape Grower Winter Workshop is Jan. 20 at Fresno State
  • Dan Berger: The sad decline of cabernets
  • Wine investment funds grow into global business
  • Noble wine proves sweet for Australian wine industry
  • WA: Prosser research center gets money for vineyard
  • Dwink up
  • Sourcing and Supply Management with Cornerstone/FreeRun
  • What Happens To Your Wine Bottle Once It Hits The Curb?
  • UK: Wine-lite at Pizza Express
  • Canadian Icewine- Seven Year Itch
  • Growing Roots
  • Experts still expect El Nino to unleash wet weather
  • Oregon Wineries Hit the Road
  • Wine apps: message in a bottle
  • VA: Paradise Springs Winery opens in Fairfax after zoning battle
  • 46 Wineries to Participate in LMU Wine Classic
    • January 11, 2010
  • Pot Proponents Cite Wine Institute Study for Their Tax initiative
  • Bordeaux: Dangerous vine disease 'threatens to be as destructive as Phylloxera'
  • 2010 Expected to be a Banner Year for South African Wines
  • OZ: Massive crop losses predicted from heatwave
  • Margrit Mondavi makes $2 million pledge for UC Davis art museum
  • Constellation Brands: Falling Star?
  • Barclay Brothers to create a vineyard on the island of Sark
  • UK: Wine company fined £35,000 for failing to recycle
  • Australian winemaker releases Burgundy
  • NC ABC Commission Wants More Info On Paid Meals
  • OZ: Plea for action on wine glut
  • OZ: Debt Lifeline for Australian Vintage
  • Winemaker Joel Aiken Launches Wine Consulting Company
  • French 'Kiwi Cuvee' blocked in Australia
  • The future of wine marketing
  • WA: Winery rises in Everett from garage, name change
  • Tasting Room Reservation Systems Joust
  • NY: Cornell fundraiser features 17 graduates' Finger Lakes wineries
  • Losing Sleep Over Wine Bottle recycling
  • NZ: Winery fuels tractor with grapevine cuttings
  • Washington is making malbec worthy of note
  • Corkheads: Wine trends for 2010, and beyond
  • OZ: Grape growers first to harvest a bunch of changes
  • Early sniff shows Ore. 2009 wine production is up
  • Record Columnist, Big Ag Respond to Article on Westlands
  • UK: First Quench collapse hits brewers
  • Australia's bulk wine shipments increasing
  • OZ: Vineyard sale cheers sector
  • Commodity-Cost Jump Threatens to Stifle Rebound
  • CHEERS! LIQUOR TASTING BILL PASSES NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE
  • US Winery Owner Will Speak at International Wine Conference In Spain
  • First growths in demand for Chinese New Year, Far East tipped for en primeur surge
  • Environmental groups try to block parts of California's green building code
  • Weibel Family Winery: Mendo history and event venue in Hopland
  • Confusing Times for Grape Growers
  • AZ: He grows grapes in NM, but roots are here
  • Superb purity (and lack of corks) mark these reds
  • IN: Tonne Winery hopes to make a splash in growing Hoosier industry
  • US Wineries Try Wind Power
    • January 08, 2010
  • Topolos Sale Sours: No winery for Sonoma Pasta King
  • The Wine World in 2010: What to Expect
  • Central Coast producers see improvement in the market
  • UK: Drinks industry dismisses claims it is "dependent" on heavy drinkers
  • UK: Binge drinkers prop up alcohol industry: Sales 'would fall by 40%' if we all drank responsibly
  • Do Food and Wine Pairings Matter?
  • Cork set to pop on wine sales
  • Steltzner Vineyards Joins the VinoVisit.com Network of Wineries
  • Fortune Brands Inc (NYSE:FO) to Release Q4 Earnings January
  • Bid On Napa Wine Fantasy Lots
  • Getting Washington state out of booze biz may not make $en$e
  • Torres appoints new head of Chile operation
  • OZ: Growers feel the pinch as wine glut bites
  • UK; First Quench owes creditors £41m, Threshers and Wine Rack sold
  • Cold weather pleases Nova Scotia grape grower
  • Fenwick man proposes Grape and Wine Learning Network
  • AK: Winery entrepreneur gives up on Girdwood
  • Diageo chief and ASA slam alcohol misuse proposals
  • PA: More wineries at Farm Show
  • For wine connoisseurs, an accident waiting to happen can be a very good thing
    • January 07, 2010
  • NO SALE: Developers keep control of Luciana project
  • How Wineries Will Fail in the 21st Century
  • Constellation Brands' quarterly profit falls 47%
  • Constellation's European sales rise
  • Koch sues sellers of phoney bottles
  • Restaurant industry sees signs of light
  • Christie’s 2009 global total tops US$50 million
  • Wine country challenged by climate change orders
  • Texas wineries brace for Arctic blast
  • TN: Banning Wine Sales in Food Stores
  • English winemakers hail 'best ever' vintage
  • Drinking to the investors
  • Ghost winery becomes new NVV home
  • New Recycling Technology Turns Winery into Water Saver
  • UK: Record harvest for English wine makers
  • British Columbia Builds Wine Lab
  • St. Helena's 750 Wines puts together unique case of cabernets
  • OZ: Wakefield releases first 100% carbon neutral wine
  • UK: Majestic Wine sales sparkle
  • Liquor company marketer says he bought meals for ABC officials
  • VinoVisit and Vin65 Launch Fully Integrated eCommerce Solution for Wineries
  • Does alcohol lead to breast cancer?
  • The Vine Guy: Georgia on My Mind
  • WA: Wine, beer, food festival gets boost
  • MI: Beer events and wine tastings rev up in state
    • January 06, 2010
  • CDC's A unhealthy dose of fear over alcohol
  • Huneeus Buys Two Orin Swift Labels
  • UK: 2010 looking good for wholesalers and distributors
  • Wine auctions fetch over US$160m in 2009
  • Earnings Preview: Constellation Brands
  • It's official: Cristal is the drink of the decade
  • Elevation of wine topic of Unified Wine & Grape Symposium seminar
  • Diageo pitches CRM business in China
  • Mexico's valley of wine
  • USB Wine Cork hides your data under sophisticated camouflage
  • TN: Grocery, liquor stores spar over wine sales
  • Constellation terminates 300 grower contracts
  • Should buying locally extend to wine?
  • OZ: Woolworths may look at Independent Liqueur, report says
  • Calif Drink Tax Scuttled
  • CIA Mourns Passing of Professor Brian Smith
  • Pinot noir smackdown: Oregon vs. California
  • TX: Interest in grapes on the rise
  • Sonoma Winery Tests the Winds
  • Oregon winery goes way beyond organic
  • OZ: Cockatoo Ridge winery sale falls through
  • Roessler Cellars Chooses VinoVisit's Reservation Management
  • NC: ABC board, liquor company broke law
    • January 05, 2010
  • Champagne in danger of self-destructing, warns expert
  • Writer Says It's A Myth that West Side Growers 'Feed the Nation'
  • Aging Puts a Wrinkle in the U.S. Marketplace
  • The wine world's South Africa queen breaks gender barrier
  • Calif Legislators to Consider Alcohol Harm Mitigation Fee
  • Canopy Wines Grow With the Addition of Sales and Marketing Pros
  • China learns to wine properly
  • Ontario wine maverick dies
  • Women change focus of wine making in Argentina
  • For Wine in 2010 Expect Price Drops, Screwtops, Thirsty Chinese
  • North Carolina may change ABC system for liquor sales
  • PA: State-operated wine kiosks to be tested
  • US Champagne and sparkling wine conference to focus on independent producers
  • Sonoma: Gauging ground water
  • WA: Spokane Valley Winery Icon Stands Up to Fire
  • GA: Forsyth considers wineries
  • Wineries, weddings and preserving Napa Valley
  • Ill. offers liquor license look-up
    • January 04, 2010
  • Constellation Brands North America Wines CEO Fernandez Dies
  • Sonoma growers to assess the water cost of fighting frost
  • Napa retains high hopes for new Copia
  • 2010 Trends: High-end wineries go direct to offset on-premise slump
  • Threshers owner owes Diageo £2m
  • Canada: No icewine harvest for some this winter
  • Ohio Wine law untested in early going
  • New bubbly stopper keeps the fizz
  • Napa Valley businessman touts cooling shelter for farmworkers
  • Texas wine-grape growers will cluster for Feb. 12 Gulf Coast field day
  • Pomace Promise: Startup finds multiple uses for grape remains
  • Booze, Fags and Fuel all up in New Year Tax Hike
  • R.W. Apple's wife prepares to auction legendary reporter's wine
  • Alliance makes donation for viticulture research
  • Suit settled against Rancho Cucamonga winery over theft of paintings
  • UK: Corking scheme from Sainsbury's
  • DA warns of e-mail scam targeting wineries
    • December 29, 2009
  • Japanese wine forces grape snobs to think again
  • Cru Bourgeois Bordeauxs Revived
    • December 28, 2009
  • Yet Another Wine Column Casualty in the Newspaper Business
  • Potel to produce Pinot Noir in Chile
  • Constellation Brands strategy to change
  • Spurrier slams Cru Bourgeois 07 as 'turgid'
    • December 26, 2009
  • At 95, Peter Mondavi Reflects on Life in Wine
  • TX: Caprock Wine Co. files for bankruptcy
  • OZ: Flood of cheap wine sours local industry
  • NY: New report on wine sales is misleading
  • MD: Residents ask lawmakers to approve bills allowing greater wine availability
  • Two friends put Foster City on vinicultural map
    • December 24, 2009
  • Saratoga grower dies from violent home invasion injuries
  • Cosentino: Broker "concerned about the future... as going concern"
  • Cosentino suffers shares slip after sour figures
  • Controversial Delta dam may be delayed
  • UK: Girls private school teaches wine appreciation
  • European Truffle Experts Help American Farmers Cultivate the Ultimate Delicacy Food
  • Lodi leads in going after China trade
  • NZ winery finds almost 100 indigenous yeasts
  • Insure Your Grapevines
  • Napa Winery regs prevent competition, limit sales, cut jobs
  • Few wineries participate in direct sales to TN
  • California Winery to Cut Water Use by 70%
  • TX: 2009 brought many changes in wine industry
  • PROTECT AG, NOT EVENTS
  • NC: Criticism grows of ABC board
  • GIA PASCARELLI AND KATE CASSIDY JOIN DALLA TERRA WINERY DIRECT
    • December 23, 2009
  • Wineries say TN law discourages shipping
  • Healdsburg council opposes Jackson Request to renameBlack Mountain
  • Wine winners and losers in 2009
  • Tapping Into India's Growing Alcohol Market
  • Wine importer Peter Weygandt opens retail store in DC
  • Jackson Family Wines Pilot Reduces Water Use 70%
  • Olive oil: California's golden nectar
  • A More Defensive Beverage Sector
    • December 22, 2009
  • Wine and health - just how good for you is wine?
  • Experts say bargains likely to remain on high-end wines in 2010
  • Adobe Road Winery: A Racing Driver Keeps Fit
  • Riona Launches Italian Wines from Marche Region
  • OZ: More vineyards to be inspected in phylloxera fight
  • Petrucci honored for viticulture work
  • Wine sales in supermarkets could benefit N.Y. and wineries
  • Tensions in winery, sewer row near end
  • At focus: The Salahis
  • Survey Says 'Cellared in Canada' Confuses
  • Wine investors set to experience decent returns
  • Virgin America Offers New Menu and Spreads Holiday Spirit(s)
  • Prosecco outselling Champagne this Christmas
  • Fox Run's labor of winemaking continues under the cover of snow
  • German bubbly enjoys sparkling sales in 2009
  • NM: New winery opens in Las Cruces
    • December 17, 2009
  • California Licensing Fee Increase
  • Constellation sued by JV partner, Mondavi shares fall
  • Sonoma winery and crush facility gains a new investor as it refocuses
  • CA Water Board halts Gallo Delta Irrigation
  • Govt brews action plan for Queensland wine industry
  • Constellation Brands to Report Third Quarter Fiscal 2010 Financial Results
  • What does China like and why?
  • Minor changes can save Napa wine industry
  • Inexorable decline in EU vineyard acreage
  • First growth laggards experiencing turnaround
  • Canada: Feds feed Niagara grape industry $1.5M
  • Gallo Pledges $1M For namesake Modesto Center
  • Ice Wine Opportunity in Canada
  • Has champagne lost its sparkle?
  • Thoughts on en primeur prices
  • 'Banned' grape is mother of Chardonnay
  • Global warming impacts wine and corn
  • Video: Red, White, & Sacrebleu: How American wines shocked the world
  • Quite interesting facts about wine
  • Website Conversion Facilitator SeeWhy Raises Another $2 Million
    • December 16, 2009
  • Warming To Make Sweden, Denmark, Patagonia, England Into Wine Regions?
  • The Food Channel: Trends to Watch for 2010
  • Diageo: Demand For Alcohol "Sluggish" for the Holidays
  • Diageo cut to hold at Deutsche Bank
  • Sonoma Bride not liable for teen guest's drunk driving at winery
  • Singapore Airlines to keep £5m wine budget
  • NV: Marani Brands Partners With Southern
  • Winegrape Trials for Pierce's Disease Begin
  • NZ: Growers Support Grape Levy
  • Southern Promotes Simpkins to Exec VP
  • Founder of Boutique Pax Wine Cellars Launches 'Donelan Family Wines
  • OZ: Palmer's new winery and restaurant is open for business
    • December 15, 2009
  • Loire Launches 2.6 million Euro Campaign In North American Market
  • Satellites show extreme Calif ground water loss
  • Report debunking family wineries shows where farmworkers fit
  • OZ: Putting vines to heat & water tests
  • Nielsen & Catalina Form JV For Next-Gen Media Data Solutions
  • Dearden Leaves Benessere To Consult
  • Redwood Creek Winery Offers $130, 000 in Grants to Outdoor Non-Profits
  • Wine tastes better in blue or red lit rooms
  • Champagne is as good for the heart as cocoa - but more fun
  • Casanova di Neri cleared in 'Brunellogate' scandal
  • Magnotta Winery books Q3 profits of $812,205
  • Wine Grower Aldo Biale Passes Away
  • Ferrari-Carano Marketing and Sales Exec Meisner dies at age 60
  • Calistoga Cellars acts quickly after regulatory setback
  • OZ: Wine merger a step closer
  • Hong Kong auctions overtake London
  • The Saint James Company Retains CCG Investor Relations
  • UK: Christmas cheer for wine sales
  • Tennesseans free to order wine
  • Summerhill Pyramid Wins Canadian Wine Producer of the Year
    • December 14, 2009
  • Sonoma growers face freeze-protection restrictions
  • Cosentino says its coming out of trouble in court
  • Calif diesel exhaust rule relaxed due to recession
  • Columbia River Water Next Export to California
  • Mintel Predicts 2010 Consumer Upturn
  • Retail Data Shows Strong Start to Holiday Season
  • Bright Holidays: November Sales See Month-to-Month Growth
  • Restaurant Industry Won't Recover Until Second Half of 2010
  • Will wine follow the stock rally?
  • OZ: Foster's warns of grape price cut
  • US wine buyers regaining confidence
  • Can grape growers live in harmony with salmon?
  • Water concerns could dry up solar plans
  • New Winegrape Named in Minnesota
  • Sands family, Constellation Brands give $4M to Hospital
  • Wine: 'Grandfathered' date still issue for Calistoga AVA
  • Water worries keep AmCan searching for adequate supply
  • UK: Alcohol information service receives funding boost
  • Adulteration scandal surfaces in Tuscany
  • Winery Exchange projects 2010 revenue over $90 million
  • Suntory Buys Leading Chinese Wine Importer
  • Goelet Wine Estates Restructures Operations
  • Kosher wines uncork their premium side
  • Kiwi winery hires $23m taste buds
  • Changes to winery law are long overdue
  • Viticulture briefs
  • AllOutWine.com Launches
  • Ontario Group aims to help sell more wine and grapes
    • December 11, 2009
  • Weyrich could lose prized properties
  • Judge invalidates Calif water pact
  • Napa's shaky grape market
  • Wine Economics: Do Ads Bias Wine Ratings?
  • Santa Rosa winery to pay $3 million in DUI case
  • Calif Wine Institute rebuts 'Big Wine' slurs
  • Yellow Tail's Casella blackmailed
  • Cellared Wine as a Window to the Past
  • HK's wine imports up 41%
  • Vaynerchuk: Stay away from Bordeaux 2009
  • Restaurants laud health care amendment
  • Frishinger named new AVF chairman
  • McCain hammers Napa flood control contract
  • Too much green wine befuddles consumers
  • Tour D'Argent Auction Exceeds Expectations
  • NY Farm Bureau Supports Wine in Grocery Stores
  • Wine 'linked to cancer recurrence'
  • UK: High-School Wine-tasting club aims to curb binging
  • Canada: Skinners invest in Penticton winery
  • OZ: Winery paints woeful outlook
  • WA: Townshend Cellars buys Caterina Winery
    • December 10, 2009
  • Aussie carbon-neutral wine the toast of Copenhagen
  • NY: Local wineries thrive in tough economy
  • Sector Snap: Constellation Brands, Brown-Forman
  • Multi-million pound drive to promote cork as superior to screwcaps
  • Pernod Ricard raised to overweight at JP Morgan
  • Incredible Aussie private cellar up for sale
  • Indiana Issues Operating Pemit to Southern
  • Pomerol producers take protest to court
  • Wine-book crop is humbler but assertive
  • KY: Southern & Pernod Ricard Battle Hunger
  • Book focuses on Virginia wine history
    • December 09, 2009
  • Coppola Sues Vinocor over Not-So-Fine Wines
  • Napa Wine train stimulus project called into question
  • Grape growers say cold temperatures good news for vines
  • UK: Majestic Wine leaves Vinopolis, Laithwaites to move in
  • Constellation Price Target Raised
  • Florida billionaire battles wine fakery
  • It's wine season in South America
  • Green wine 'will win overseas buyers'
  • McDonough Named CMO At Diageo North America
  • John Bell of Willis Hall Winery: From Boeing to Marysville winery
    • December 08, 2009
  • Marin Institute Study Says Calif Family Winery is Myth
  • California's Newest Wine Tasting Center Opens to Public
  • Major ag issues take center stage
  • Champagne, Calistoga & Truth in Labeling
  • A generous display at brain injury event
  • Climate change: French wineries join Greenpeace
  • Watchdog group has no cheers for wine industry
  • Amarone promoted to DOCG
  • More terrorist attacks on Languedoc wine facilities
  • Wirtz's Next Distribution Move
  • NY: Sale will help keep grape tradition alive
  • Washington Warms to Supermarket Tastings
  • OZ: Family wineries beat corporate giants
  • Optimism on economy fading, poll shows
  • Champagne Bureau Debuts Effort to 'Unmask' Impostors
  • The Angriest Red Wine On The East Coast
    • December 07, 2009
  • Lake County workshop on clonal practices set for Tues
  • Cork oak forests coming under increasing threat
  • Fine whine: French Winery shuns Brangelina's buyout
  • NY: Too many grapes, too few places to sell wine
  • VA: ABC Offers Interim Solutions for Third Party Wine Shippers
  • UK: Race legend on track for new winery
  • TX: Advanced wine-grape grower workshop slated Dec. 4
  • NV: An oasis of wine culture near Vegas
  • Inventor's simple machine could radically change wine service
  • Oz: Wine trust trims rent hike
  • NY: Finger Lakes Wine degree gets state OK
  • Oz: Fee rises to hit small wineries
  • Yellow Tail asks the public to name new wine -- could it backfire?
  • Vintners hail Calistoga AVA
  • Tesco plans US Clubcard
  • Italy: Ferragamos Convert Crumbling Tuscan Villa Into Winery, Resort
  • A bubbly buyer's market
  • Salahis hand over designer watch to pay debt
    • December 03, 2009
  • Bad economy slows grape contracts
  • Constellation Brands Shares Fall 6.2%
  • Iowa City Bookshop turns wine bar
  • Dennis Appointed COO of Global Fine Wine & Spirits
  • Wine sales resume in 2009 after earlier dip
  • OwnIT to Facilitate Consistent Brand Information Online
  • Fine wine outperforms gold since early 90s
  • Champagne Price bubble pops
  • 'Green' wine needs clearer definition
  • Christie's makes record sale in Hong Kong
  • Vinfolio adds WinePosts to VinCellar community
  • Napa Valley merlots no longer trying to be cabernet sauvignon
    • December 02, 2009
  • Black Friday Online Sales Jump 11 Percent
  • Constellation Brands Downgraded to “Sell” at Goldman Sachs
  • Wine Consumers Trading Down ... and Out
  • State Water Project’s initial allocation is lowest in history
  • Donn P. Reisen Memorial Scholarship Honors ZAP Co-Founder
  • Diageo and Wirtz Beverage Group Renew Distro Deal
  • 2009 Online Holiday: Consumers Still Recession-Stunned
  • Social-Climbing, Publicity-Craving,White House party crashers familiar in Loudoun
  • Diageo blasts health preachers
  • Alcohol companies target youths with magazine ads, new study shows
  • Central Valley growers praised for reducing pesticide risk
  • Naked Wine Drinkers Prepare to Bare All for Free Wine
  • Napa Vintner's Direct-to-Retail Plan
  • MD: Time to raise the alcohol tax
  • NZ sweetens EU Deal
  • Olive farming begins to grow
  • eWinery Solutions & VinoVisit.com sign Joint Marketing Pact
  • Six Noble Bordeaux Wines Reunited
  • Getting Steamed About Wine Labels
  • Lost on the wine trail? There's an app for that
  • Wine.com Releases Top 100 List
    • December 01, 2009
  • Millennials picking up, adapting the wine drinking habit
  • Restaurant traffic down
  • Counterfeit alcohol
  • Bid Deadline Passes for Copia
  • The Coarsening of America: New bubbly's a bitch
  • Tax Prompts Big Ontario Wineries To Form New Group
  • Wine from cellars of heiress Doris Duke to be auctioned
  • Calif. Olive oil acreage increases
  • Desperate, Annoying People: Professor Not Surprised By Party Crasher's Stunt
  • Oregon 'White House wine' sells out
  • Beckstoffer: How to preserve ag and Napa County
  • Southern Taps Schrager as VP, Corporate Communications
  • Chile To Use Carménère to Prompt European Sales
  • Jay Wright: New Constellation Wine President for N. America
  • LeanLogistics Launches GreenLanes
  • Soylent Green Alert: Dutch scientists grew "pork meat" in laboratory
    • November 25, 2009
  • Brown-Forman family member to sell 1 million shares
  • Dip in earnings at Remy Cointreau
  • American Vineyard Foundation appoints Jim Frisinger 2010 chairman
  • Food Network out as potential Copia site user
  • Oregon Pinot Noir Auction Raises Over $607000
  • Sacto: 'We call Napa the brains of wine country but we're the heart of wine country'
  • Six from California pass advanced sommelier exam
  • Norton: Missouri's state grape grows in stature and popularity
  • Study: Moderate Drinking Doesn't Sharpen Thinking Skills
  • Pregnant? Beware of alcohol!
  • Alcohol May Prevent Thyroid Cancer
  • We can meet forecast: Australian Vintage
  • The synergy between Bay Area and India: what the future holds
  • Trials bed down compost benefits
  • Wine labels feature Canadian poetry in limited edition series
  • Despite changes, Mondavi winery continues quality production
  • Indiana Wine Industry Pops The Cork On New Signature Wine
  • Survey reveals only seven per cent of Canadians feel buying wine is easy
  • Nouveau lives up to usual French boasts
  • Province supports wine council
  • NY: Keuka Lake vintner talks of challenges in wine making
  • It's back: Acid returns to the wine world
    • November 23, 2009
  • Weyrich property auctions postponed until Tuesday
  • As restaurant sales bottom out, rebound eyed in 2010
  • Foppiano honored at 99
  • Franzia speaks to SJ wine growers
  • What Causes A Bud To Produce A Bunch?
  • Columbia Crest cabernet named world's greatest wine
  • New olive planting method prompts Calif. oil boom
  • Spending by Consumers Probably Increased
  • FL: As economy contracts, ABC Liquors chain expands
  • A bottle a day cuts heart disease risk, study says
  • Oz: Where there's smoke there's ire for wineries
  • Lodi Winery Succession: Remaining on the vine
  • Sonoma: How family wineries can succeed at succession
  • Napa Vintners Donate $5.2 Million to Charities
  • Battle Brewing Over Napa Winery Definition
  • Wine industry pioneers honored at San Joaquin Industry Forum
  • Consumers in a frugal holiday mood
  • Consumers Go Green on Own Terms
  • Court: grape growers can't fight generic ads
  • Groups examine winery event rules
  • Viñas de Garza Winery Opens in Baja California, Mexico
  • Oz: Government back farmers in South Australia
  • Tiny pests present a big challenge
  • Recession pours worry over California's wine industry
    • November 20, 2009
  • London restaurant bans turkey as "boring"
  • Foster's Finds China Banks Fill Loan Void as RBS Retreats
  • Frequent Flyers = Frequent Drinkers
  • More Solar Panel Thefts
  • Foster's joins major food brands in committing to be GM-free
  • Re-Branding Sacramento as a Wine Country Hub
  • Rock Wines: Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd
  • Beam focuses on Indian market
  • More wine unsold during economic slump
  • French wine industry sets up €2m lobby to stop 'vilification' of wine
  • UK: Threshers cuts 1,908 more jobs
  • South Australian winegrape crush report released
  • The Threat to the Mosel
  • Does Ag Diversity Hinder Monterey Wine?
  • OR: Vineyards open new wine center
  • NZ: Oyster Bay on the lookout for new vineyards
  • Everett home winery halted
  • Patience is a virtue in wine production
  • Vineyard owner wants to keep part of Widmer in Naples
    • November 19, 2009
  • Constellation, Other Big wineries abandon council over "Cellared In Canada"
  • Lender may stall Weyrich foreclosures
  • Survey: California faces a jobless recovery
  • NC: ECU students squeeze new products from pomace
  • August Sebastiani named to head Sonoma's The Other Guys spin off
  • Hong Kong takes pole position in auction world
  • Grape growers' vinous venture bears fruit
  • Experts predict Santa Barbara tourism industry will rebound soon
  • NY: Finger Lakes Celebrates Riesling Month
  • Meet the new generation of California winemakers
  • Wine Warehouse Uses Green Tech
  • ID: Wine grapes look good as frost-challenged harvest ends
  • Volatile dollar and surplus continue to pressure Australian wineries
  • Strange Muse: Jack London and Ernest Gallo
    • November 18, 2009
  • Kroger "WineStation" Allows Customers to "Try Before They Buy"
  • Wine Market Council Elects Board Officers
  • Franzia to highlight annual Winegrowers Forum
  • Wine Sellers Fight Fakes With Radioactivity, Ion-Beam Sleuthing
  • Why "Millennials" are Impulse Shoppers
  • California growers get money from Washington to help exports
  • Tesco looks for World Cup drinks opportunities
  • Zin group establishes $500000 scholarship endowment for SSU wine program
  • OR: Winery supports brain cancer research
  • Karen Ross Joining U.S. Department of Agriculture
  • MI: Beer distributors to pay Teamsters $41 million
  • Hands-On Demonstration: Getty Heir, SF Mayor Test Winery's Waterless Urinals
  • Canada: Grape surplus likely smaller than expected
  • Wine that comes with its own cheese
  • A Guide to Australian and New Zealand Olive Oils out now
  • Château Gruaud Larose 1870, Wine of exception at the “Tour d’Argent Restaurant” Auction
  • iPhone App Helps Shoppers Share Wine Recommendations for the Holidays
  • Columbia Crest tops Wine Spectator's Top 100
  • Willamette Valley Vineyards Posts a Profit for the Third Quarter 2009
  • Canadian Wine Law Challenged
  • The Great Hong Kong Wine Heist
  • Tasting Room: A place that really drives home its point
  • Lisa and Bill Collins are 'Dead to the Last Drop'
    • November 17, 2009
  • Ag economist says it's too early to say Recession is over
  • Bandit Tetra Paks Fly Delta
  • Onetime Sausalito figure guilty in wine arson
  • Oz: Wine Industry Reports Growth
  • Trinchero Family donates $1M to UC Davis
  • French Wine and Spirit Exports Fell by 30% in the First Quarter of 2009
  • Nod to a Paso Robles Pioneer: Paderewski Festival 2009
  • "Post-recession customer is going to be infinitely more demanding"
  • Austria's answer to Beaujolais Nouveau
  • Reality Television Show The Winemakers Airs Nationally on PBS Affiliates
  • Armenia-Turkey ties no threat to local winemaking
  • Cellarpass: One-Stop, Free Access to Wine Country Experiences
  • UK: Majestic pops its cork as profits rise during the slump
  • Boxed wine provides eco-friendly option for classy drink
  • Hospices de Beaune nudges 2000 record
  • Oldest Wine Auction Raises $7.5 Million on Demand for Burgundy
    • November 16, 2009
  • Paso Robles winery owner faces foreclosures
  • Weyrich could lose prized properties
  • NC: Cumberland winery quietly goes under
  • Famed Coastal Winery in Foreclosure Jeopardy
  • As Trial Opens, Wine Collectors Seek Solace
  • Suspect in wine blaze may avoid trial with plea
  • Yountville pond wrinkled noses with the breeze
  • Napa sanitation looks at options for winery wastewater
  • The 'fine' line between regular and vegetarian wine
  • NZ: Winery tenders not favourable say receivers
  • Cap n' Cork owner sues state over wine laws
  • Time to pop the cork in wine auction world?
  • Zoeller, investors avoid crowded wine market by launching premium vodka brand
  • Marketing reflects changing demand of Napa Valley wine
  • WA: Pinot Noir Producer Launches Willamette Valley Vineyards Wine Center
    • November 12, 2009
  • Alcohol and pregnancy - conflict and confusion
  • Fine wine prices up at London auctions
  • Oz: Growers and vines gutted
  • French wine in freefall in UK
  • Bordeaux is in crisis
  • Constellation: Consumers not in holiday spirit
  • Vinfolio Launches Hong Kong Ecommerce Site
  • Asian fine wine tastes starting to broaden
  • Nematodes Threaten Vineyards
  • Top ag products named by World Ag Expo
  • MI: Get an education in wine at African American Vintners
  • Hong Kong MW calls for "wine center" clarification
  • Too Much Drink Down the Drain
  • Organic wines gaining popularity
  • Winery definition affects all of us
  • Constellation Slows Down Acquisition Pace
  • Using dry ice to blast wine barrels clean
  • Can England make good wine?
  • For bargain wines, this is a very good year
  • Japanese supermarkets to slash Beaujolais Nouveau prices
  • India emerges as fast-growing wine market
  • Bordeaux Okays Cultural Centre
    • November 11, 2009
  • Aussies Partner 2010 Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair
  • Top US scientists to study California irrigation practices
  • Australia's grapes get wrathful
  • Liquor Group Wholesale Makes Acquisition in Iowa
  • The Plonk Gets Better For First Class Passengers
  • Constellation Brands Continues Merger Talks With Australian Vintage
  • Spain No. 1 in Bulk Wine Sales by Volume
  • Voicebox Creative Delivers Innovative Brand Solution for Wine
  • Wine: An upstart grape challenges the reign in Spain
  • Classes in Spanish Aid Vineyards
  • Copia sale imminent?
    • November 10, 2009
  • Consumers expect to cut restaurant spending
  • A Collision of Wine, Politics and Commerce—How You Can Help
  • NY wine industry grows 20% in 6 years
  • Legal Filing Claims BevMo's "Five Cents" Sale Deceives
  • Australians rally to stem flood of NZ Sauvignon
  • Oz: Counselling service deals with grape industry fallout
  • Climate change makes English winemakers see red
  • Dos and Don'ts for Sommeliers
  • Four peak industry bodies make statement to Australian wine industry
  • Napa Valley College readies wine sale
  • Arizona's wine grape learning curve
  • The Secret Success of South Dakota Vineyards
    • November 09, 2009
  • In the Face of Flat Holiday Season, Online Sales Continue to Rise
  • Robledo family to open new tasting room in Lake County
  • OR: Difficult grape season wraps up
  • Vintners approach fickle Chinese market with caution
  • Growing Md. Wine Industry Targets Uneven Alcohol Laws
  • Diners Plan to Spend 20% Less on Restaurant Meals, Study Finds
  • Lead in red wine vinegars could hurt kids
  • UK: Turnaround funds eye Threshers business
  • US Bordeaux prices at risk of 'bloodbath', experts
  • Couple accused of poisoning restaurant customers
  • Expo Links Vineyard to Quality
  • Vancouver woman behind Hong Kong's first winery
  • Artenius shows a design corker
  • New project profiles: Biagi/Jackson, Carneros Vintners
  • 60 second interview: Diageo head of communications
  • KS: Among fields of wheat, winemakers prosper
  • NZ: Dormant winery plan comes to fruition
  • Terra Savia: Symbiosis of wine and olives
  • South Dakota wine industry growing
    • November 06, 2009
  • Restaurant earnings marked by slow sales, cost cuts
  • Hanna Agostini found guilty of fraud
  • Champagne bureau lauds 'Truth-in-Labeling' for Schramsberg, Beringer
  • No walk-ins for American Canyon's only tasting room
  • ID: Incubator gets young wineries up to speed
  • China’s light shines on Aussie export radar
  • The Tudal Legacy
  • MN: Valuable Grape Vines Stolen from U of M
  • When Smoke Gets in Your Wine
  • Fighting fire with wine
  • Canada: Wine industry hopes prince boosts sales
  • Vinitaly China 2009 held in Shanghai
  • UK: First Quench to shut stores, seeking buyers
  • Chile: The wine business
  • Gulp! It's war: 7-11 pitches "Grand Slam" to Two Buck Chuck
  • In the Marchesi di Barolo Cellar with Hilary Swank
  • Wine 2.0 Announces NY Premiere Of Documentary Film 'America's Wine
  • VINOVISIT.COM Launches Online Winery Tasting and Tour
    • November 05, 2009
  • Food Network Reportedly Eyes Copia For Studio
  • The Saint James Company Acquires Sapphire Wines
  • In Tough Times, Diageo Still Going High End
  • Why do American elementary schools equate wine and pot?
  • Diageo Finance sells $500 mln in notes
  • Foster's signs wine JV with Vok Beverages
  • Wine MBA comes to Hong Kong
  • Vinfolio Launches Hong Kong Ecommerce Site
  • 2009: "A Truly Great Vintage"
  • Critics doubt French wine-makers' boasts of a vintage year
  • Vineyard pest found in 22 Napa Valley properties
  • Oregon vineyards report high yields & quality
  • Steven Spurrier lambasts France's 'prohibitionist' government
  • Red Wine Helps the Heart, But How?
  • One major reason to enjoy a glass of red wine
  • Copia put up for sale
  • Mainland customs measures agreed for Hong Kong
  • Canada: Never mind Napa, come to the Finger Lake
  • Gallo Is First Ag Business to Receive Cal/OSHA Safety Award
  • MD: Growers and vintners start tasting success
  • MD: Wine merchants want freedom to mail you a bottle
  • UK: NZ wine holds reputation despite oversupply
    • November 04, 2009
  • Restaurants look for ways to spike bar sales
  • Recession forces farmers and wine marketers to adjust
  • Parker and Agostini stop suing each other
  • State Overturns Gallo Efforts to oust UFW
  • 7-Eleven stores take a Big Gulp... of wine
  • 7-Eleven Launches In-store TV Network
  • New king of corks?
  • American belief in great en primeur 'shaken and probably destroyed'
  • Calif. Capitol labors long on water, produces a drop in the bucket
  • Calif lawmakers approve $11B water bill
  • Wine consumption continues to climb
  • Peter Lehmann Wine Glass Saving a Smashing Success!
  • Strengthening El Niño triggers cautious optimism for a wetter winter
  • Wine: Missouri River Valley Rivals Napa Valley?
  • New Book About the History of the Pennsylvania Grape Industry
  • More wineries focus on going green
  • Great wines come from great soils
  • Wino Macgyver
    • November 03, 2009
  • CIT Chapt 11 To Further Depress On-Premise Sales
  • “Burgers And More by Emeril†Will Offer Wine By Glass and Bottle
  • Harvest ends badly for some growers
  • Winery waste makes fuel
  • CHILE BULK WINE EXPORTS UP, JACK DANIELS SALES ALSO INCREASE
  • California vineyards: Swirl, sip, solar
  • Australian Wine Makers Push to Renew Sales in US
  • An Honest Day's Work From Vienna
  • Fermat's Last Theorem in Russian
  • Author toasts wine visionaries
  • Hong Kong: Welcome to wine country?
  • Court hears appeal on Mass. wine shipment law
  • Kosovo winery caters to foreigners for survival
  • Australian Vintage and Constellation Brands in merger talks
  • Constellation eyes stake in Australian Vintage
    • October 30, 2009
  • Amazon Recorks Wine Plans
  • Diageo May Raise Dividend If M&A Proves Too Dear
  • Scheid Vineyards Inc. Reports 2nd Quarter Results
  • Certified sustainable also means Farmworkers with 401Ks
  • Illustrious Parisian restaurant puts cellar up for auction
  • Korbel family's heated battle settled in secret
  • WA: Boutique wineries, giant tanks
  • Copia settlement likely next week or earlier
  • Why Are America's Wine Wholesalers Giggling?
  • Fighting Mental Health Stigmas
  • Less Demand For Wine Storage RoomsMakes Contractors Creative
  • How Consumers Choose Wines
  • Magrez declares Bordeaux vintage "mythical"
  • Calif lawmakers propose $9 billion for water supply
  • Grape insurance extended to 7 Wash. counties
  • Fine wine unites vintage golfers
  • New Wine Businesses Bloom
  • Tanzer, Gilman and Meadows Unite on CellarTracker
  • Hawke's Bay vintners celebrating thirty years
  • St. Helena tasting rooms must pour Napa Valley wines
  • Constellation's Aussie Accounting still broken
  • Napa Valley Cycling & Harvest Extravaganza, Nov. 7
  • UK: First Quench goes into administration
  • $250000 Grape Sorter Makes Napa Men Big in Valley
  • 'St. Helena is Good for Your Health'
  • Napa Grapes are all crushed
  • Sassicaia: misunderstood Supertuscan
  • One Happy Hour for the Alcohol Makers
  • Critic's mettle tested at 'wine boot camp'
  • Tennessee's wine laws aren't likely to change soon
  • Israeli winery chooses Cert Octavian for end to end logistics
  • Frontiers of wine
    • October 28, 2009
  • Restaurants not expected to rebound soon
  • Calif lawmakers to monitor groundwater?
  • Vancouver to limit sale of fine wines in restaurants
  • Fortune Brands Loss Not as bad as Expected
  • Constellation Brands moves to 2Q profit
  • Calif water legislation at a standstill
  • Grape insurance program changes announced
  • Copia for sale
  • Pairing Wine with Vegetarian Meals
  • Judge expected to OK Copia Ch11 deal in Nov.
  • Napa Approves Restoration of 'Ghost' Winery
  • California Pizza Kitchen's New Wine List
  • Affluent Shoppers Will Pay More for Safe, Healthy Food: Survey
  • Geodis forms alliance with APC Overnight
  • Ancient Greece and the Cote du Rhone
  • French Vintners say wine calorie labels a waste of energy
  • South Africa sees Wine Growth Despite Recession
  • Domaine Chandon honors Napa wine legends
  • A lot to discuss regarding raisins
  • UK: The Ivy Launches New Wine Bar Offering 80 Wines By The Glass
  • Wild yeast, natural wine
  • Organic Wine in Languedoc
    • October 27, 2009
  • Humbug! Fewer companies having holiday parties
  • WSTA signs agreement with cider makers
  • Amazon Exit From Wine Business Should Not Hurt Online WineSales
  • Dan Berger: Wine clubs keep small wines going
  • Restaurant Chain files for Ch. 11
  • Harvest Report: Walla Walla
  • Pod Bar shakes up wines by-the-glass
  • Constellation to Webcast Nov. 11 Investor Meeting
  • Four Factors that Will Hold Back Pernod Ricard'
  • Rain to cut short this year's grape harvest
  • Heidi Peterson Barrett, La Sirena Join Cellars of Sonoma Tasting Room
  • Napa Grape expo to cover a lot of ground
  • Link Between Alcohol And Cancer Explained
  • Chinese eyes on wine fair share
  • NY: 2009 New York Wine Experience: The Top 10 Wines of 2008
  • Canada: Mysterious wine gallops in LCBO
  • Boxed Wine Beats Corked Wine
  • France eyes ways to lower taxes on imported wine
  • Amazon puts a cork in it, won't sell wine online
  • Amazon Abandons Wine Country
  • American AgCredit merges with Kansas farm lender
    • October 26, 2009
  • Geologists Dish Dirt on Terroir
  • Family Winemakers at Hong Kong Intl Wine/Spirits Fair
  • Russia's wild world of wine
  • Gallo family in Bay Area business hall of fame
  • Frustration mounts over closed-door water talks
  • Tesco defends dealing directly with producers
  • Patty Bogle facing reoccurrence of leukemia
  • Harvest havoc, but cab coming through
  • Harvest 'mad scramble' eases, end in sight
  • Scott Torrence Joins Benchmark Wine Group
  • Canada: Niagara College teaching winery wins intervin awards
  • Wash. wineries getting bigger as production grows
  • HK investors see wine as good bet for capital growth
  • Italy's Soave region split over DOCG label
  • Italian wine harvest shows good quality but drop in quantity
  • Building bridges to Napa
  • Amazon Pulls Cork On Wine Delivery
  • Postemergent herbicide vine spraying
  • Lawmakers Uncork Wine in Supermarket Debate
  • Incubating the Mid-Columbia wine industry
  • Missouri Wine Industry Sees Boost
  • Missouri agritourism becomes big business
  • NZ: Frosty issue in Marlborough
  • Canada: Niagara wine industry at a crossroads
    • October 23, 2009
  • Iron: Why Fish and Red Wine Don't Mix
  • BevMo at 15: Founded during recession, wine and beer retailer has flourished
  • 2009 Holiday Spending Will Come, But at a Price
  • Napa Growers dry out remaining grapes
  • Ancient Greeks introduced wine to France, Cambridge study reveals
  • AZ: Grads make wine, give back
  • Laura Ness: California grapes left to rot as imports spike
  • Minimum Alcohol Pricing Illegal in EU
  • Oz:Foster's hives off 13 wines to Vok Beverages
  • 2009 Global Cork Harvest Yields Smaller but Higher Quality Crop
  • Bordeaux reconstructs past to charm tourists
  • Portuguese Wine sets a Record in First 6-months of 2009 in US Sales Year
  • NZ: Wine Industry to Upskill Pickers And Cellar Hands
  • Oz: Of wineries and horses
  • The 2009 Vintage in Beaujolais: History in the Making
  • UCC's Southern Oregon Wine Institute has its First Harvest
  • Canada: Mysterious Ontario wine gallops into LCBO
  • CO: A Toast to Sunday Liquor Sales
  • Diageo's Quebec bottling plant moves to Ontario
    • October 22, 2009
  • UK: Alcohol Deaths Climb As Consumption Falls
  • Right bank Bordeaux continues price slide
  • Peter Michael Winery Buys Napa's Showket Vineyard
  • Winegrowers demonstrate across France
  • E.&J. Gallo signs with 'Parliament' to enter the Russian Market
  • Wild wine woman of Walla Walla
  • Healthy Beverage Choices Fail To Include Wine
  • Beaujolais producers have high hopes for 2009 vintage
  • Pernod Ricard sales fall 6.3% on wine, champagne
  • Blurred vision to blame for booze ads
  • Hong Kong to auction Grange dual collection
  • Tasting the virtual wineries
  • Cleavage Creek winery, other groups banding together to bust breast cancer
  • BC and Ontario wines: The scandal that wasn't
  • 'Wind-down wine' could spell healthtrouble
  • MD: Wineries' could mean windfall for local farmers
  • More honesty in wine signage coming soon
  • Stories sell the wines
    • October 21, 2009
  • Valley grape growers fear pest from Napa
  • Lodi Farmers tallying severe storm damage
  • More Privileges for Calif Winery Tasting Rooms
  • Sonoma County freezes ag tax break
  • Foster's Faces Profit 'Challenges' as Currency Surges
  • St. Supery's Rodeno named 'woman of the year'
  • Century Council, Emergency Medicine Fdn To Study College Binge Drinking
  • White wine rots your teeth... and brushing makes it worse
  • Wine 'hits chances of IVF success'
  • Argentina's ambassador of wine: Nicolas Catena
  • OR: Spotted Wing Pest Found in Wine Grapes
  • NY: Sheldrake Point garners national award
  • UK: Constellation Upgrades bag-in-box wine
  • The turn of the screw
  • California Chardonnay sheds oak, wins fans
  • Wine: Second labels offer first-rate quality
    • October 20, 2009
  • Rodney Strong replaces KJ at Wells Fargo Center
  • Beware of WHO's View on Alcohol and Health
  • Drinking Your Way to Health? Perhaps Not
  • Warming weather welcome news in vineyards
  • Valley Growers Work To Save Harvest
  • Not so vine times for growers
  • Rain causes Sonoma grape damage
  • Aussies & Kiwis shooting blancs
  • Bumper harvest turns sour for Bulgaria's grape growers
  • High Use of Environmentally-Friendly Practices in Calif Vineyards
  • Box UK and Cork'd Partner on New iPhone App
  • U.S. consumers plan to spend less this holiday: NRF
  • Santa Barbara Planners to hear tasting room appeal
  • All Bottled Up
  • Viticulture briefs
  • Vegan vino? Sure, but it comes with a few catches
  • Scientists Isolate Genetic Difference Between European and American Vines
  • NZ: Markhams Hawkes Bay launches new wine industry forum
  • NZ Destiny Bay Becomes Waiheke's First Sustainable Winery & Vineyard
  • "Garagiste! Eleven Winery on Bainbridge Island"
  • French Laundry, Cyrus, Meadowood top new 2010 Michelin Guide
  • etoile at Domaine Chandon Receives Michelin Star
    • October 19, 2009
  • Nielsen: More Entertaining at Home for the Holidays
  • Interview: Tesco director for beer, wine, spirits
  • Hard frost hits Washington wine country
  • Some say more wineries needed for Temecula
  • Diamond Oaks' large vineyard portfolio part of $32 million reorganization bid
  • 2010 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium Set for Jan. 26 - 29
  • Charles Krug, the quiet Mondavi
  • Rain adds drama to tough economy
  • Why Wine Matters
  • NJ vineyards expect poor crop after summer's torrential rains
  • UK: Blossom Hill develops winter rosé category
  • Ganau America starts cork plant
  • Post-harvest irrigations are critical for grapevines
  • A van plan for farmworkers
  • French Wine industry outraged over Canal 2 programme
  • Carneros holds inaugural wine-tasting
  • Like feminism? Like wine? There's a club for that
  • Local vintners savor new 'Happy Canyon' designation
  • UK: Constellation unveils premium Box Wine offer
  • Francly, cabernet franc is usually a bitter letdown
  • UK: Cheers! Trade body serves corker of a campaign
    • October 16, 2009
  • Customs:End Import Duty Drawbacks
  • Upscale Kosher Wine & Food Showcase
  • Freak Weather Hampers Harvest
  • Book Says Violence, Crime Began Gallo Dynasty
  • USA Sees A Rising Demand For Spanish Wines
  • IBG Launches Online Wine Wholesale Platform
  • Falling Dollar Sours Aussie Wine exports to USA
  • Foster's chief issues call to arms for 'Brand Australia'
  • WineWave to import Marchesi di Barolo
  • As North Coast rain lingers, vineyard worries mount
  • Wine may cut risk of esophagus pre-cancer
  • Ontario Changes Regs & Tax To Boost Local Grapes in Wine
  • Before the downpour, a drama-free harvest
  • Boisset On Using the Triple Bottom Line in the Wine Industry
  • Aussie Chard fights back against Kiwis
  • Deadline looms for sale of Julia Child and Robert Mondavi's Copia
  • A vintage year for an online wine phenomenon
  • Global drinks deals back on the agenda
  • Oz: New wine industry officer
  • NY: Grape growers need more sun, no Jack Frost
  • FDA and USDA Not Kept in the Loop on Food Imports, Says GAO
  • Oz: Study reveals wine industry climate change threat
  • Kim Crawford Wines Unveils The Artists' Lounge, a Virtual Community Celebrating Emerging Artists
  • NZ: Marlborough boosts its carbon credits
  • Rodney Strong Vineyards Goes Carbon Neutral
  • Wine notes: Saxum Winery
  • AZ: In desert, family run wineries, vineyards prove to be their own charms
  • Valley wineries, others in hunt for Great Wine Capitals award
  • MI: Grape harvest 'could be worse
    • October 15, 2009
  • Mediterranean restaurant concepts look to expand, wine included
  • Wine-Auction Market Rises 12 Percent in Third Quarter
  • Free the Grapes!: Wine Direct Shipping Issue Fermenting in Massachusetts
  • Drying-out period to follow heavy rain
  • Former Copia food & wine site for sale in Napa
  • Early rain storm could compromise 2009 Cabernet vintage
  • Salcido looks back on survival of wine country mass murders
  • Storm forecast sped grape harvest in south Monterey County
  • New website offers fine wine investment for celebrities
  • WA: Cold weather speeds wine grape harvest
  • Napa Valley harvest: low yields and brix
  • Accounting system still broken at Constellation
  • Copia site may house hotel
  • Vin Tweet?
  • Red Wine Chemical May Treat Diabetes
  • Red Wine Helps Kick-Start Good Digestion
  • Finger Lakes Wine Center hires director, plans opening in spring
  • Value Drives Northwest Wine Sales
  • Lasers to overtake manual sorting in hi-tech Bordeaux
  • Cost Plus, Vaynerchuk Hold In-Store Book Signings
  • "Exotic" vintage excites Cheval Blanc
  • Ornellaia auction funds renaissance art restoration
  • Oz: Consultant says new wine industry award will cost jobs
  • MI: Traverse City named top wine destination
  • NY: Fire At Winery In Northampton County
    • October 14, 2009
  • Santa Barbara Supes Nix Foley Events
  • K&L Wine Merchants Launches Mobile Commerce Site
  • Napa suffers at high end, while lower tiers and cults sit tight
  • Oz: Lightweight wine bottles winning industry acclaim
  • VIDEO: Driving web traffic with social networks
  • Research highlights Chile’s growth potential
  • War or peace? For California, weekend of water talks may prove telling
  • Americans Drink More Wine—Mostly Bigger Brands
  • Storm delays grape harvest in Napa
  • Grapes stolen from Earlimart vineyard
  • Diageo disappoints with quarterly sales fall
  • Musings on Vanity Wineries
  • Giant Wine Shipping Hub to Open in American Canyon
  • UK: Restaurant offers over 60% off fine wines
  • Canada: Frosty weather throws a scare into grape growers
  • Wineries Coming of Age in the Arizona Desert
  • Ontario boosts local wine with new labelling, tax measures
  • Aveniu Brands Announces Changes to Senior Management Team
  • New trivia game tests wine geeks
  • Fort Berens Estate Winery opens
  • Chardonnay Golf Club to drop nine holes
  • Fritz Winery in Dry Creek Celebrates 30 years
    • October 13, 2009News Fetch is late today because Comcast Internet is having more problems with the rain than a grower with a vineyard full of unpicked Chard.

  • Random House Loses Broadbent Jefferson Bottles libel case
  • The perils of selling wine in China
  • New vineyard pest detected in Napa County
  • Maine Direct Shipping Permit Applications Available
  • Excerpt: 'Not Lost Forever' by Carmina Salcido
  • High-end Napa suffers in recession
  • Outrage over Placer County water rights and investments
  • Oz: New organic standards: clarifying the claims
  • WWE and wine snobs gear up for smackdown over smackdown
  • Why China's wine will not soon rival Chile's
  • Wine Country Wary of the Wet
  • Central Coast awaits season's first big storm
  • Grape growers race against rain, rot
  • Bargain prices for grapes leading to low prices for wine
  • WA: New Vineyard Set to Advance Washington State U Viticulture Research
  • Dan Berger: On wine-buying trends
  • Broadbent celebrates victory over Random House with Mouton 1990
  • Oz: CEO Grant departs Constellation Australia
  • Oz: Constellation to close Stonehaven
  • Seminar reviews direct-shipping laws
  • Value seeking leads buyers to malbec
  • NZ: Que syrah, shiraz
  • CT: North Haven Distributor Works At Gauging Trends In Wines, Liquors
  • MN: Fruit of the vine: Vineyards are 'taking root' in Houston County
  • NY: The mayor of the vineyard
    • October 12, 2009
  • Happy Canyon approved as a new Santa Barbara County AVA
  • Food & Wine Journalists Launch Digital "Zester Daily"
  • Constellation Signs With Young's Market
  • Calif. "leaders" fail to reach water accord
  • Eagle Rock Fulfillment Opens In Napa
  • Fortune Brands to Release Q3 2009 Earnings Oct. 23
  • Winery tasting sales training
  • MI: Leelanau wineries ready for holidays
  • Southern Oregon wine sales remain steady
  • Lompoc vintners celebrate harvest
  • NV: Recession Sinks D'Vine Wine Bar
  • Santa Rita appoints Brian Croser as consultant
  • California's Fetzer Vineyards was organic before organic was cool
  • Independent Liquor Group Scoop Top Industry Award
  • Winemaker Has Right Vintage for China Succes
  • NZ: Receiver looking at offers for Schuster winery
  • West Texas wineries bloom despite bad crop
  • Oz: Wine glut vineyards abandoned
  • Unconventional theories spawn believers - and critics
  • Virginia is home to wineries that boast fine wine, service and scenery
  • TX: Winery hosts grape stomping festival
    • October 09, 2009
  • Lodi wine industry targets an international market
  • Oz: Grape glut 'shouldn't limit production'
  • Central Valley ag and education leader Muriel Smittcamp dies
  • Fortune Brands Inc Dividend Declaration
  • Canadian Wineries risked losing brands over bulk wine fiasco: expert
  • Squeezing more crop out of each drop of water
  • Liquor Tax Hike Will destroy over 1000 jobs in Wisconsin's Hospitality Industry
  • Vincor Canada to Acquire the Agency Rights for Constellation Brands Products from Churchill Cellars
  • Oz: Queensland grapegrowers to benefit from phylloxera exclusion zones
  • NZ: Bank-squeezed Kahurangi ordered to pay up over bitter grape row
  • CT: 'Dream' winery opening in Preston
  • MD: Retreat Hill Winery opens with a splash – literally
  • Binny's Beverage Depot to buy Sam's Wines and Spirits
  • Edgy Winegrowing at Unified Symposium
  • Christian Louboutin and Piper-Heidsieck Team Up
  • Local filmmaker puts Paso Robles Wine Country on the Web
  • UK Celebrates Cheap Champagne
  • Canada: High-tech labels coming to Chateau des Charmes wine bottles
  • WINE CREEK HIRES MICHAEL BARRY AS NORTHEAST REGIONAL SALES MANAGER
  • Cahors seeks to strengthen Malbec connection
  • Winemaker Vincor discounts Olympic wine for switch to VQA by 2010
  • Use of Babydoll Sheep to Control Weeds to Highlight Grape Growing Workshop
  • Caves and crush pad make up working winery for Hourglass
    • October 08, 2009
  • Constellation Settles With FTC Over Deceptive Wide Eye claims
  • Calif Ag board to hold water talks in Fresno
  • Unsold inventory stymies Oregon's wineries
  • Hong Kong becomes Sotheby’s number one
  • Zagat: New Yorkers cut back on dining out
  • Constellation Closes Widmer, RIT Likely to Use Property
  • Oz: Electrodialysis: Viable alternative for cold stabilisation
  • Heimoff: Pali-zation, or Signs of the times?
  • Epoch Estate Wines Names Matt Hobbs General Manager
  • Amarone’s fine wine image under threat
  • Burgundy Wineries Announce Key Acquisitions
  • Asia 'pulling fine wine through recession'
  • Lake County People's Choice Wine Award Winners
  • NV: Bank collapse delays winery
  • Oz: U of Adelaide launches new V & E Bachelor degree
  • Nov. 18 Tulare conference offers advances in agricultural technology
  • Washington Expands Vineyard Research
  • Boston man pleads innocent to stealing $20,000 bottle of wine
  • Vintage Wines Fetch Record Prices in Hong Kong
  • Novy Family Wines Turns "Sideways" Grape, Inside Out
  • WA: Bumper crop in, bottles of Peninsula-grown wine not far behind
  • CIVB declares Bordeaux 2009 'magnificent'
  • County rethinks weddings at Napa wineries
  • Dr. Cliff Ohmart Joins SureHarvest
  • Discover Wines and Eye Candy in Lake County
  • Alcohol companies breach ad ban
  • Property to become winery
  • MI: 2009 vintage looking to be cold and late
  • Embassy Suites - Napa Valley To Operate Food & Beverage Outlets
    • October 08, 2009
  • Constellation Settles With FTC Over Deceptive Wide Eye claims
  • Calif Ag board to hold water talks in Fresno
  • Unsold inventory stymies Oregon's wineries
  • Hong Kong becomes Sotheby’s number one
  • Zagat: New Yorkers cut back on dining out
  • Constellation Closes Widmer, RIT Likely to Use Property
  • Oz: Electrodialysis: Viable alternative for cold stabilisation
  • Heimoff: Pali-zation, or Signs of the times?
  • Amarone’s fine wine image under threat
  • Burgundy Wineries Announce Key Acquisitions
  • Asia 'pulling fine wine through recession'
  • Lake County People's Choice Wine Award Winners
  • NV: Bank collapse delays winery
  • Oz: U of Adelaide launches new V & E Bachelor degree
  • Nov. 18 Tulare conference offers advances in agricultural technology
  • Washington Expands Vineyard Research
  • Boston man pleads innocent to stealing $20,000 bottle of wine
  • Vintage Wines Fetch Record Prices in Hong Kong
  • Novy Family Wines Turns "Sideways" Grape, Inside Out
  • WA: Bumper crop in, bottles of Peninsula-grown wine not far behind
  • CIVB declares Bordeaux 2009 'magnificent'
  • County rethinks weddings at Napa wineries
  • Dr. Cliff Ohmart Joins SureHarvest
  • Discover Wines and Eye Candy in Lake County
  • Alcohol companies breach ad ban
  • Property to become winery
  • MI: 2009 vintage looking to be cold and late
  • Embassy Suites - Napa Valley To Operate Food & Beverage Outlets
    • October 07, 2009
  • Trek Sues Novato Winery for Use of Name
  • Tough sell for grape growers
  • David Lake, legendary Washington winemaker, passes away
  • Gallo Canada Expands Spirits Portfolio
  • SASSIE INT'L APPOINTS STATESIDE CELLARS U.S. DISTRIBUTOR
  • North Coast Winegrapes on the Market
  • Global grape glut casts large shadow over BC vineyards
  • Pernod Ricard sells label "Almaden" to Miolo winery in Brazil
  • BC and two Ontario wine producers to change bottle labels after complaints
  • Wine Management Systems Takes to the Cloud
  • Big changes ahead for Long Meadow Ranch Winery
  • Big Restaurant Names Could Mean Big Business For WA Wines
  • 2009 Lisbon Wine Bloggers Conference Hosts Wine Tastings
  • Best Swiss weather for viticulture in 20 years
    • October 06, 2009
  • Diageo ends link with Glenn Beck but Tesco stays
  • Order to Chaos: New VinTank Research Analyzes Wine iPhone Apps
  • Maryland Winery's Packaging Stands Out
  • Beer and spirits worse than wine
  • Seaver Family Vineyard is Hall of Famer's passion
  • GaryVee Set To Launch Cinderella Wine Club & Gourmet Library
  • Wine Enthusiast Picks Big House White As 2009 Best Buy
  • CorkSavvy Releases 'White Label' E-Cellar & Wine Journal Widget
  • Informal Test of Wine Shippers
  • The Pour A Place for Wine Without the Lecture
  • Texas has 9 wine trails to follow
    • October 05, 2009
  • Feds sign Memo on Delta, Ask Science Academy for review
  • Walgreens Resumes Wine and Beer Sales
  • Constellation Brands: Recipe for Disaster?
  • Colour and its use could help businesses to boost their bottom
  • Cecchetti Racke Brings "The Bull" to the US
  • Bordeaux Vintners caution against over-extraction
  • Sonoma Winery an unwelcome neighbor
  • Brown-Forman's not open to change
  • Tesco pushes smaller-format wines
  • Vegan wine? Isn't it all vegan?
  • UK Wine Retail Chain closes
  • Sotheby's furthers Hong Kong fine wine clout
  • Hong Kong wine auctions overtake London, New York
  • WI: Squeezed by economy, winery changes course
  • Crushing times ahead for Oregon wineries?
  • Pancho Campo resigns to 'focus on clearing name'
  • Canada: Grape industry problems need fixing
  • Business Succession Planning: Fourth-generation Rafanelli
  • Amorim and SOLE Footwear to “Upcycle” Wine Corks
  • Titus Vineyards Harvest Live, 2009
  • Filippi Winery offers a taste of local history
  • Menage a Trois Named 2009 'Wine Brand of the Year' by Market Watch
  • Mechanical grape harvester a quicker picker
  • Package design elevates Jackson wine bottle
  • Love of Pinot drives winemaker MacPhail
  • Rockin' the vineyards
  • 2009 harvest is shaping up to be memorable
  • Grape stomping in Temecula closes out harvest season
  • Canada: Winemakers to clarify labels on imported products
  • Many Wines Deemed '09's Best Are US-Made
    • October 02, 2009
  • Angels pop money into cork-free wine topper
  • Failed wine-food center Copia for sale
  • 'Name change for Diageo?''
  • WSWA Announces New Dates and Location for 2010 Annual Convention
  • Climate Change May Impact Northwest Winemakers
  • Constellation Brands moves to 2Q profit
  • Canada: Craitor pressing for change to help struggling grape industry
  • Who's the wealthiest man in Sonoma County?
  • Northwest Vintners Eye Refillable Bottles
  • UK: Price pressure forces Wine Cellar to go under
  • NV: A strange year for wine grape harvest
  • WA: Wine and the law of gravity
  • Wine drinkers in favour of lower alcohol levels
  • Penn Liquor Board, Beringer Support Breast Cancer Awareness
  • J. Lohr to Fund 500 Mammograms for Women in Need
  • How would you classify a bottle of wine?
    • October 01, 2009
  • Zagat Launches Wine Club
  • Sonoma Harvest Fair's top red wine loses its medal
  • Does Lafite have legs?
  • Three Solar Thieves Nabbed in Napa
  • Vina Robles Announces New Calif Distributors
  • Boisset extends its lead as Burgundy’s biggest producer
  • Water releases to bring new life to parts of San Joaquin River
  • NY: Weather pushes grape harvest dates back
  • Constellation Brands tops Street view, shares rise
  • Vintage in France promising but no 2005
  • Resveratrol Shows Anti-Viral Abilities
  • Canada:BC growers fare well despite global grape glut
  • Boisset completes latest winery deal, of France's Antonin Rodet
  • Canada:Only the big BC wineries can buy imported bulk wine
  • Canada: Grape growers, wineries remain far apart on key issues
  • Cameron Hughes Wine Debuts New Eco-Friendly Wine Bottle
  • MA: Topsfield grape grower, others help preserve agricultural heritage
  • Marketing Wine: Headboards and Internets
  • Kentucky's New-Again Cash Crop
  • MA: Wineries breathe life into old farms
  • Northwest Winemakers Team Up With Stars to Craft Premium Wines
  • NYC Gets First Official Winery Since 1960's
  • 33rd Annual Monterey Wine Festival celebrates food and wine
  • Urban wineries take root in settings more practical than palatial
    • September 30, 2009
  • UK: Debating the truth behind green agenda
  • Vintners suffer hangover from too much wine
  • Canada: Trouble in Wine Country
  • Winery helps turn wastewater into hydrogen
  • Aluminum Wine Bottles are Here
  • Oz: Foster's sells vineyards back to original owner
  • WA: New winery opens in Prosser
  • Press Release: Wine Tycoon
  • A Winery's Path to Farmers Markets Isn't Always Easy
  • Wine: Wineries roll out the barrels
  • Wine Institute highlights 17 new members
    • September 29, 2009
  • Wine drinkers lift glass to law of supply and demand
  • NY: Founder's family to sell Palmer Vineyards
  • French scientists explain how champagne bubbles improve the flavour
  • Gallo-Boisset Marriage, trophy mentality, vultures, Terroir NYC
  • Dan Berger: Big bottles, bad news
  • San Mateo County winemakers optimistic about grape harvest
  • Temecula Wineries Battler the Heat During Harvest
  • Sonoma Harvest heats up
  • Canada: Senators and MPs sidestep law to sip BC wines
  • Virginia Wine Month: Celebrating Jefferson's Dream
  • Israeli Wine Scene
  • Canada: Wineries are looking to boost export business
    • September 28, 2009
  • Beer Industry Tax Break Bill Wins Majority Support in House
  • Foster's CEO's remuneration frozen
  • Calif diners more cost-conscious, drinking less wine: Zagat
  • Emeril tapes new 'Green' series in Wine Country
  • Sommeliers who offer wine for retail can win loyal customers
  • Pasco winery offers Christmas in a bottle
  • Wine marketers launch virtual 'marketing co-op'
  • California recycling measure may mean higher deposits and better ...
  • Two of France’s best-known wine groups to merge
  • Wine.com Uncorks Its API
  • UK: BUBBLES comes to market
  • That And $30 Million Will Get You A Cup Of Water
  • Dick Grace: Vintner blends compassion, Cabernet
  • A good year — Wine harvest promises a good vintage
  • Cabernet's High End Proves Merely Ordinary
  • Vigneron lets nature be the winemaker
  • Vineyard goes with flow of family
  • Sale of cheap imports as BC wines called 'scandalous'
  • New winery offers unique varieties
  • Satek Winery goes retail with Vine2Wine sales
  • Chelan-area wineries heading toward 'Crush'
  • Standish Wine Company: a natural progression
  • Old Bank is rich with grape
    • September 24, 2009
  • Wine Industry Internet Business to Business Marketplace Launched
  • UK: Fine returns from fine wine fund
  • Crush 2009: Harvest blessing marks work, partnership
  • CLINE CELLARS PARTNERS WITH THE BREAST CANCER NETWORK OF STRENGTH
  • SD: Artificially Sweetened Wines Now Available