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September 02, 2010
  • Wine Group Sues Diageo Over Wine-Based Tea
  • Nielsen: Global Strategies Consumers Use for Saving Money
  • Why sin taxes don't work
  • Andrew Kandanes Dies: Famed Rock Drummer & Vintage Wine Estates Exec
  • Sonoma Wine label controversy. What camp are you in?
  • Whopper Deal: $4 Billion for Diageo's Burger King
  • QR Codes Help Consumers Shop for Wine
  • Online tannin gauge released
  • FTC Paper Says Wine Wholesaler Protection Laws Harm Consumers
  • English wine beats champagne
  • Champagne removes fizz from Pernod results
  • Sainsbury's winemaker joins Australian Vintage
  • MA: Hurricane Earl threatens a rare year ripe for pinot noir
  • UK: Drink-drive limit reduction plans scrapped
  • Change in Champagne bottle 'could affect taste'
  • OZ: Wine industry faces slow recovery
  • Mendo Success with JIT grape grower strategy
  • Grateful Palate's Australian Wineries Up for Sale
  • Foster's CFO moves to Asciano
  • Society of Wine Educators Welcomes New Board and New President
  • Haidu e-Destination, iPhone App Allow Wine Pros & Wine Lovers to Interact
  • Winemaking Calculators and Wine Industry Marketplace Go Online
  • Sales of Jacob's Creek drop in flooded market
  • Cachet for kosher wines
  • Alcohol May Increase Risk for Breast Cancer Recurrence
  • OR: Local wineries' goal to be carbon neutral
  • Consumers 'pour 50 million litres of wine down the drain every year'
  • Argentina, 9th supplier of wines to Japan
  • Open Container: Vine Dollars
  • Spar toasts bumper wine sales
  • Garvey defends role in Sherry cartel scandal
  • Harvest underway in Provence
  • Foster's EMEA becomes Treasury Wine Estates EMEA
  • S Africa teachs New Zealand a thing or two about pruning
  • S Korea clears way for U.S. organic imports
  • Winegrape Sorting in Northwest Wineries
  • SNP's alcohol pricing pledge comes under fire from Morrisons and Diageo
  • KS: Helping hands pick up work at Eudora winery
  • No smoking, wine for miners
  • Wine from Georgia? It's a great story
  • Reading Between The Wines
  • A sideways look at wine lovers' favourite films
  • 1,5bn-Euro Cork Dork Combat
    • September 01, 2010
  • Whopper, Whopper - Diageo Selling Burger King?
  • California Crop Weather: Harvests continue
  • Zombie Mags: Gourmet Returns To Print
  • Brown-Forman Q1 Profit Declines 8%, Yet Confirms FY11 View
  • Sonoma Auction Changes Good For Business
  • Pernod Ricard: completion of the sale of the shares in Ambrosio Velasco
  • Cool temps leave questions for Central Valley wine crop
  • Coast to coast, weather keeps growers guessing
  • Protecting farmland from growth pressure
  • Diageo struggles to accept the facts
  • Liquid Singaporeans investing in fine wines
  • Scanbuy and Lion Nathan Launch Cellar Key
  • Ex-winery owner gets more prison time
  • Restaurants project cloudy future even as consumer outlook brightens
  • Trapped miners in Chile request 'a little glass of wine'
  • Hold off on booze, NASA urges trapped Chile miners
  • New Data on Alcohol and Breast Cancer Show Link Is Complex
  • Why Moldovan Wine Matters
  • Ken Forrester Vineyards Appoints Cape Classics as Sole USA Importer
  • Medoc Marathon: when Sport and Luxury Wine make the perfect blend
  • Expert warns growers of pruning dangers
  • Diageo: Fairer beer tax 'would create win-win situation'
  • Paso Wine industry emphasizes water during annual tour
  • BC: New Black Creek winery a real family affair
  • Soweto Embraces Pleasures of Wine As Violent Past Recedes
  • Incubator grooms young farmers
  • CRM Services Added to WineWeb.com's Winery Dashboard
  • Prosser Becomes Winery Hub
  • NZ: Second Time a Winner For Marlborough Grower
  • A Greener Champagne Bottle
  • Bulgarian Grape Harvest will be down 20% to 30%
  • Student Winemaker has chance to sparkle
  • Extreme Wines: Idaho?
  • Global Trends in Healthy Eating
  • EU and Australia toast wine deal
  • 2010 may be banner year for Long Island wine
  • Exclusive winery gets a little less secretive
  • Yoga for winelovers
  • Like Farmville? It's Time to Know a Real Farmer/Grapegrower
  • Zoe Saldana: She loves getting drunk
  • Was Tony Blair an alcoholic?
    • August 31, 2010
  • Restaurant Outlook Remained Uncertain in July
  • Bordeaux harvest starts with Carbonnieux after 'roller-coaster' growing season
  • Tax beers and wine more heavily whisky giant Diageo tells UK Treasury
  • Does drinking alcoholic beverages provide any benefit at all?
  • The Alcoholic Beverage Legal Environment Post-Granholm
  • Becker Named President of SVB Financial Group
  • Wine-making Israeli settler ready to uproot for peace
  • Highest-Priced Wines Grow Fastest
  • Why the November Election Matters to the Wine Industry
  • Behind the Scenes with Richard Arrowood
  • Sonoma: Fall in August?
  • NZ: Wine industry mulls supply cut
  • SAfrica: Top Local Producer Pursues 'Fake' Wines Scam
  • Europe puts cork in Australian 'Champagne'
  • Amapola Creek Appoints McLemore Nat'l Sales Mgr
  • Sonoma Vly vintners, growers tap Cottingham as ExecDir
  • Eminent Domain Used To Usurp Wine Label Real Estate
  • No crisis in Italian wine industry, says agricultural minister
  • Seeking to Define Natural Wine
  • S&P raises Brown-Forman outlook to stable
  • SmarTrend's Option Scanner Detects Unusual Activity in Constellation
  • Brown-Forman Ahead of Earnings
  • WA: Two State Liquor Initiatives Both Supported and Opposed by Beer & Wine Sellers
  • WA: Prosser wine center for tourists and scientists
  • Wine -searcher.com levels the wine industry playing field
  • OZ: Riverland grape growers urged to avoid 'trap' of wine contracts
  • Dubai airport breaks duty-free wine sale record
  • 'Perfect' auction lot to be offered at US wine festival
  • Consorzio Tuscania joins O2inWines
  • Ex-Wine Rack managers plan four London wine stores
  • Discarding no wine bottle before it's time
  • US attracts European millions worth investment in wine promotion
  • The Kindness of Plumbers (in Wine Cellars)
  • NZ: Yealands Estate looking for 'Art on a Bottle'
  • Mumm heads for the desert
  • Vineyard Tax Schemes Need to be scrapped
  • UK: Diageo Says Considering Backing Ban On Cheap Booze
  • Clos Du Val Launches Wine 3-Pack for On-Premise
  • 'Satan' of Grape Consulting Blends Own Red Wine in Argentina
  • Wine glass that can hold an entire bottle 'promotes heavier and irresponsible drinking'
    • August 30, 2010
  • Napa: settlers found a Shangri-La, then drained & boxed it
  • Backyard fruit removal set for Mendo EGVM
  • Alcoholic beverage tasting to come to Calif grocery stores?
  • Greenest wines? Vintners avoid heavy glass bottles
  • Desire to improve or preserve quality of life drives consumer purchases
  • Wiggins bill could help replenish farm funds
  • Why Do Heavy Drinkers Outlive Nondrinkers?
  • Sonoma: One-two punch for grape harvest
  • Google Street View boosts SAfrica winelands
  • Counterfeiting: In Wine There is Truth
  • 71.2% growth rate of China as Argentina wine export market
  • VIDEO: Fixing erosion in Rutherford
  • VIDEO: Napa River erosion behind Sequoia Grove
  • Study: Wine.com Best Wine Commerce Site
  • Thierry Manoncourt dies
  • Distell eyes expanding African market
  • SAfrica Wine exports 'siphoned off'
  • State law opens door for Washington grocery stores
  • HR5035: "Wrong."
  • Cash-positive, 'marquee' wine assets dominate industry M&A
  • Napa grapes thrive in hot days, cold nights
  • The women behind the famous brands
  • Foes of liquor sales initiatives get help from beer, wine distributors
  • Grape Prices Flat in Finger Lakes
  • Worries brew over opening Dallas' dry areas to alcohol sales
  • VA: Summer weather unlikely to affect harvest
  • "Internet will no longer exist the way we know it"
  • Virginia ponders losing ABC stores
  • PA Liquor Board Returns $2+ Million to Communities for Enforcement
  • Questionable Taste (in Wine)
  • OZ: Margaret River coal mine is madness
  • Katrina refugees found sanctuary in Wine Country
  • Williams Selyem Winery to open (with year-long tasting room waitlist)
  • Annual auction set to benefit WSU program
  • Notes from the dump bucket
  • Trial aims to improve viticulture process
  • Mendocino Wine Growers Scholarship: Investing in the future
  • NZ: Student of wine gets taste of region
  • A Fine Time for Wine
  • Silverton being groomed into vineyard industry
  • Great dynasties of the world: The Gallos
  • VA: Former consultant opens solar-powered winery
  • TX: McKinney brewery and winery doing their parts to help environment
  • Legislature approves Sonoma County conjunctive labeling law
  • The world's top wineries
  • DCED: New State Investments Help Elk County Winery Open, Create Jobs
  • Winery collective offers boutique wines, art
  • LAN Services intros Winery-Specific Features for Online Wine Store
  • LIPA, GreenLogic Complete PV System At Winery
  • I Just Joined Foursquare Because Gary Vaynerchuk Told Me To
  • German Winegrowers Want Army to Help Combat Wild Boars
  • Spank The (Drunk) Monkeys!
    • August 27, 2010
  • Bill in Calif. would help farmworkers form unions
  • Kirin to buyout wine unit Mercian in $127 mln deal
  • Lombardi Leaves Ascentia for Kosta Browne
  • Vineyard Worker Crash Death Prompts Federal Labor Probe
  • Best wine blogs awarded
  • Snooth's Truth About Wine Prices (Infographic)
  • Turrentine - August 2010, Market Update: A Compelling Narrative (.pdf)
  • State to join Mendo moth fight
  • How Washington’s wine industry successfully used social media
  • Opinion - Does the farm bill obstruct the little guy?
  • Pernod Ricard ups investment by 30% for Christmas
  • Somerston Wine Co. Names Ken Jarman Associate Winemaker
  • UK: Diageo warns it may shift head office overseas over taxes
  • Sonoma Growers Renew Winegrape Commission
  • Oregon 2010 Climate Summary & Forecast
  • Diageo's Walsh eyes game-changing curtain call
  • Swine, No Wine at Evergreen State Fair
  • Breathalyzers will make appearance at Jackson winery event
  • Wine bottle reuse firm opens in Napa
  • Napa Valley Vintners Kick Off Harvest 2010
  • Diageo Expects High Single Digit Sales Growth In Asia Pacific
  • NZ: Marlborough still plagued by oversupply
  • NZ: Otago defies gloomy wine industry outlook
  • REG - Camellia PLC - Half Yearly Report
  • News briefs - Paso Robles
  • Turrentine: Recent Sales of Grapes & Wine
  • Kiwi Wine Company Battles 'Perfect Storm'
  • New York harvest earlier, larger than 2009
  • Plumpton launches course on 'The Wine Trade in Britain'
  • NZ Wine Co has worst year for decades (New Zealand)
  • Wine Vlogging: How Not To Do It [Vid]
  • WineWeb Adds Winery CRM Dashboard to CRM Services
  • D’Andrea Wine & Liquor Imports develops own wines, new relationships
  • Two bottles of the same wine taste totally different? Why?
  • Wine wholesaler's role includes education
  • Should Wine be Sold in Tennessee Grocery Stores
  • European ruling closes door on Aussie port
  • Coppola reinvents the winery as family-friendly destination
  • A new home for Aubert wines
  • 75% of growth in bottled Argentine wine is concentrated in three markets
  • How to maximise your drink sales: alcohol
  • Costco sees opportunity in Wash. booze initiative
  • Wine Educators Gather in Napa Valley for Signature Program
  • Putting the screw on wine corks?
  • MD: Ever better wine ahead as producers improve
  • NZ: Low grape yields still the key
  • Where the winemakers blow off steam
  • Benziger, French Rabbit Top Greenopia's Green Wine Rankings
  • Orson Welles Drunk Outtakes for Paul Masson Wine Commercial
  • Tactical Drinking (But Not Including Wine? WTF?!)
  • Housewives of DC Blog: The Salahis and Sour-Grape Stomping
    • August 26, 2010
  • FDA seeks comments on menu labeling, wine calories included
  • Wine still held hostage as Mexico ratchets up its retaliation in truck dispute
  • Sonoma: 2 Hot 2 Fast 4 Grapes!
  • Winemakers see red over bogus bottles
  • NC Vineyard owners fear effects of wine -shipment bill
  • Distell volumes grow but rand eats profits
  • WA: Liquor Privatization Advocates Say Intiatives Will Maintain Liquor Law
  • Foster's suffers $464m hangover, as wine continues to seep money
  • Scroll down for lots and lots of equivocal Diageo news
  • Wine fuels hormone-sensitive breast cancers
  • Red-Wine Compound May Help Mend Broken Hearts
  • Winiarski gift could save lives
  • NZ: Wine boss asks banks to be patient
  • Bianchi Winery & Virtus Wines Form Strategic Partnership
  • Skipstone Transfers Winemaking To Atelier Melka
  • Canadian harvest begins
  • Jack Nicklaus Aims To Ace the Wine Business
  • Pregnant Women are Drinking Alcohol
  • Ottawa supports local vines
  • Bounty Hunter Rare Wine & Provisions Nominated for Wine Industry Award...
  • NZ Wine Co has worst year for decades
  • Commission approves Redondo Beach wine superstore
  • Wine , alcohol, and tax in Wine & Spirits magazine
  • Bordeaux 1990: 20 years on
  • Veuve boycott by bloggers in New Zealand
  • CORK: Walk on the wildlife side
  • Investors look toward agriculture
  • Viticulture center progressing
  • Mobile BIS Introduces a Real Time RFID Solution for Wineries
  • Paso Winemaker Dies in Off-Road Crash
  • Sonoma State Picks Wine Biz Director
  • NC: Daniel Fussell dies, Duplin businessman, winery backer
  • Tasting bill signed by governor
  • MD: New winery set to open Sat
  • Wine Growers Erosion Workshops
  • Ontario: Spectacular year in the vineyard
  • Vineyard managers have ways of controlling crop
    • ---------- THE DIAGEO CONUNDRUM, START----------
  • Diageo profits lifted by emerging demand
  • Diageo outlook cautious despite earnings rise
  • Sobering times for drinks maker Diageo as markets shift
  • Diageo Full-year Profit Rises On Emerging Markets Strength
  • Drinks company Diageo's full-year profit up 1.5 percent
  • Diageo wine sales up 20% in Great Britain
    • ---------- THE DIAGEO CONUNDRUM, END -----------
  • Stop the Self-Serving Designations!
  • $50-Plus Wine for $10 (And How the Hell This Is Possible)
  • Garlic breath may be good for you
    • August 25, 2010
  • U.S. Restaurant Traffic Will Grow Less than Population Growth over Next Decade
  • Aubert Wines buys 'mystery' Calistoga winery
  • Small Winery, Far Reach
  • The Story Behind Trader Joe's 'Two-Buck Chuck' Wine
  • COPPOLA CALLS ON GODFATHER DESIGNER TO REVAMP WINERY
  • The Global Staying Power of Private Label
  • Sept is Calif Wine Month
  • Cork vs Plastic: How Real Cork is Harvested and Why It Matters
  • Stock Up Now: Interstate Wine Sales May Soon be Illegal
  • Heat can be deadly for farmers
  • Resveratrol Defended
  • The health benefits of wine
  • VA Ban on Alcohol Ads in Student Pubs May Reach SCOTUS
  • No deal any time soon for Fosters beer arm
  • South Africa adds water to wine
  • Winemakers now can serve wine out of the bottle
  • Wine : Prance Past the Pinots
  • Northern Spain has become a white- wine Valhalla
  • The Soulful Side of Bordeaux
  • VA: ABC STORES TOP REFORM PLANS
  • UK: Drink-drive limit reduction plans scrapped
  • Will Washington Legalize Virtual Wineries?
  • What does a wine mean?
  • New Alsace chief calls for sweetness code on labels
  • Languedoc clarifies new 'simplified' pyramid system
  • UK: Corks Out installs Enomatic machines
  • Diageo share price down on FTSE 100 ahead of FY results
  • Winery development in West Kelowna
  • China Foods Limited Reports on Strong Half Year Results
  • The State of Online Wine Talk
  • Wolf Blass enters its second phase of advertising
  • Frozen grape goodness
  • Flextanks: tanks that breathe
  • NZ: Most wineries support levy despite slump
  • Aubert to open new winery
  • Surfing the WWC (The Worldwide Wine Club
  • Where terroirs meet
  • Chabad meets Napa
  • Extreme conditions means unique wine
  • Wine is fine, but not for bovine: health agency
  • Can a Pregnant Woman Drink? Let Her Decide
  • Why Can't A Pregnant Woman Have A Glass of Wine ?
  • Viagra-spiked wine nearly kills husband
    • August 24, 2010
  • Pot growers cut Korbel's redwoods
  • Sonoma Co. Deputies Destroy Pot Crop At Winery
  • Brighter farm economy unfolding
  • Do Sustainable Practices Make Better Wine?
  • Republicans Should Favor Privatization of Liquor Sales
  • Wine grape harvest begins in Sonoma
  • Vintners and growers investigating planting food other than grapes
  • Women love wine , but not how it's marketed
  • Farmers fear return of estate tax
  • Lodi wine grapes aren't ripe for the picking
  • Coppola's Attorneys Lay Claim to the Word Diamond and or Diamond Shapes
  • Reality bites Foster's
  • Constellation gains market share
  • Constellation to dump Aussie stock listing
  • Foster's Swings To FY Net Loss On Wine Writedowns
  • Chinese fake it with counterfeits of Australian wines
  • 'Dramatic' Romanée-Conti 1988 leads Christie's rare wines sale
  • Memphis Test Markets New Wine Ad Campaign
  • Paragon Label Receives Huffman's North Bay Sustainablity Award
  • Second wines surge in price
  • NZ: Wine exports up as harvest down
  • ACLU asks Supreme Court to review Va. ban on alcohol ads
  • Philly requiring bloggers to pay $300 for a business license
  • Foster's on track to untangle beer and wine
  • Foster's Group Posts $1.1 Billion Second-Half Loss on Wine Unit Writedown
  • The iPhone as a Model for Winery Web Site Navigation
  • The Democratization of Wine
  • Diageo battles to overcome China's taste for fiery 'white spirit' baijiu
  • The Mediterranean 'heritage' diet
  • Supermarkets Skirt Restrictions on Alcohol Sales
  • Mail-order wine
  • Grants Fertilize Ohio Vineyards
  • NZ: Toughest year in 20 cuts price of wine
  • Veraison underway in Lake Chelan AVA
  • Taste of Lakeport packs 'em in
  • MI: Vineyard Feels Frost Bite This Season And Others Don't
  • VA: Harvest comes early for local winegrowers
  • NC: Yadkin winery hoped rain stays away until harvest
  • New Zealand Alcohol Laws Have Correct Objective but Incorrect Means
  • Longuere takes up the baton for UK sommeliers
  • YVCC receives grant for winery and vineyard technology program
  • Sonoma Valley Vintners take wine seriously. Their annual auction? Not so much.
  • No tax dollars for wine institute
  • Calif Tourism Commission Sets California Wine Month
  • NZ: Wineries Vote To Stay United
  • One daily glass of wine 'can double risk of breast cancer'
  • SC: Beer, wine sales to be on ballot
  • Acclaimed Israeli winery sets sights on global market
  • Magnotta Winery Corp rated above average
  • U of MN hosts 2nd annual cold climate wine contes
  • Not all wines get better with age
  • Grapes of wrath
  • Interesting Wine Bottle Design
  • The James Dean Effect
  • 'I'm drinking for two!'
  • Facebook Prohibition! Farmville winery no longer produces alcoholic drinks
    • August 23, 2010
  • Cosentino Financing Fails, Will Cease Custom Crush
  • Clos Mimi Loses License To Buy Wine Grapes
  • Grape Moth quarantine near 2,000 square miles
  • Special Raisin Advisory Comm meeting Aug. 24
  • Growers in a waiting game; recent sales data encouraging
  • Foster's up 7.6%, Notes Speculation Of Takeover In Press
  • Napa Valley Grapegrowers Press Conference Addresses 2010 Winegrape Harvest
  • 2010 Sonoma grape harvest to begin today?
  • Westpac Bank hit by NZ wine grower's collapse
  • SIRIUS XM Radio to Launch Weekly Wine Show
  • Copia greenhouse and garden exhibits move to Connolly Ranch
  • Suicide jumper at winery concert was out on bail for assault
  • Silverton hills emerging as next focus for Oregon wine country
  • Alcoholic Drink Maker Diageo to Post Figures
  • Drinks Americas Shipments Tracking Ahead 18%
  • SABMiller, Asahi eye Foster's beer unit; no bids yet
  • OZ: Neilsen warns on Xmas Trading (video)
  • Maximise your drink sales: the perfect serve
  • OZ: Adelaide Hills land, vines sells for $650k
  • UK Retailers: Champagne sales soar
  • The Sparkling Wine War
  • Hail Batters Arizona Vineyards
  • Agriculture statistics fill the glass half way
  • Old World v. New World: An International Legal Perspective on Geographical Indicators
  • Crops & Markets - Quarantines continue to frustrate California grower-shippers
  • European Uncertainty: Low Volume Growth Confirms Struggling Consumer Confidence
  • Study: Wine gives women intellectual edge over men
  • Israelis cash in on Kosher wine trade
  • Construction to start on next phase of Prosser wine center
  • Purple Wine Company's Growth Continues With Two Personnel Additions
  • Opinion - Export talk is cheap
  • NZ: The Wine Year In Review: Progress But Challenges Still Ahead
  • Grants grow vines at Ohio wineries, OH
  • BC grape crop protection, improvement work funded
  • Pesticide ruling could affect agricultural producers
  • New project profile: Williams Selyem
  • Hunter Valley Rewards Great and Small (video)
  • New approach for concrete wine tank
  • Dollar General Begins Trial Of Alcohol Sales
  • Wine-buying bill may get fall hearing
  • Wine industry hits sour note
  • Reel winemakers of VA
  • TX: Crushing starts at Cap*Rock Winery
  • Government of Canada Invests in Grape and Wine Innovation in British Columbia
  • WTN, Sonoma Wine Co Offers "Vine to Dine" Service
  • Politicians drive us to drink
  • Health news: Greens keep diabetes away, wine bonus
  • Tastier wine market lures the doctor
  • Vin-Air Wine Travel Cases Help Wine Lovers Fly with Wine
  • An unprecedented success! More than 2,700 wines entered for the Grand Prix du Vin Suisse
  • Calaveras Winegrowers Seek AVA Status (corrected URL)
  • A 'Safety Wine' Around the World
  • New Winery Means New Growth
  • OZ: Barossa wine grape growers worried
  • Mortons and Mondavis Collaborate On Nationwide Wine Event
  • Wineflite - New Online Wine Shipping Service for the American Traveler
  • Alcohol, the good gift from God
  • What would it take for a sommelier to pull a JetBlue jumper exit?
  • How Drinking Saved Our Marriage
  • Cocaine now cheaper than beer and wine in UK
    • August 20, 2010
  • Napa growers anticipate a late - but great - 2010 harvest
  • Kiwi suggest selling skills to China wine industry
  • Ag industry fires back at ‘Dirty Dozen’
  • “Artificial” Icewine Causes Relations to Chill Between Grape Growers
  • Cal/OSHA Adopts Revised Heat Safety Regulations
  • Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger Applauds Improved Heat Regulations
  • State clarifies disputed worker heat rules
  • Australia Wine Sales Rise In Q2
  • Wine Can Make Women Smarter
  • Cup-a-wine Froglet takes gold at DWWA
  • Wine expert finds that good things come in small packages
  • South African Wine Reports May Be Premature
  • First wine. Now beer in a box
  • Sainsbury's Champagne sales up 40%
  • Napa Dramatically Reduces Grapevine Pest
  • Robert Oatley: Wizard of Oz Wine
  • VA: Skeptical Putney unsure about McDonnell's liquor privatization proposal
  • Harvesting With Santa?
  • A look at the Vice Fund
  • Texas vitis vinifera harvest the best of the century
  • Jerry Lohr: Profile of a quality California vintner
  • 2010 Wine Star Awards
  • OZ: Riverina farmers told to prepare for locusts
  • Reapers of Vines
  • Andersons to build winery in Kenwood
  • Man falls to his death during concert at Saratoga Mountain Winery
  • Purple Wine Co Adds Personnel
  • Somerston Wine Co. reflective of east Napa County
  • Justin Hunnicutt Stephens builds a winery in a cave
  • Beware of CARE
  • MI: Granholm proposes changing liquor regulations, among other ideas, to balance budget
  • Government of Canada Investing in Grape and Wine and Innovation
  • Stockton-area grapes, other fruit restricted
  • Natural "Voice of the people" wine
  • Methyl iodide controversy continues
  • A River's Rebirth: The San Joaquin flows to Pacific again
  • AR: 21% rise in state’s grapes forecast
  • Constellation Says Amberley Estate sale 'atypical'
  • Borba looking to double exports with construction of new winery
  • Cool summer means more precautions and a little prayer for wine grape growers
  • Winery Benefits from Green Reclamation Technology
  • Let them drink (Jersey) wine
  • OZ: Wine industry weighs into coal debate
  • Northern Ireland considers minimum pricing
  • Tap into this new wine trend
  • IL: Sept. 3 workshop shows growers how to use berry sensory analysis
  • Beware the Wine Snob
  • Matt Kramer on Wine
  • 585 Wine founders launch new company with acquisition
  • Toad Hollow, V2 sign Sales & Marketing deal
  • Statement from Distilled Spirits Council President Peter Cressy regarding the passing of American Beverage Licensees Executive Director Harry Wiles
  • Nixon steps down from Foster's board
  • Toasting Vermont's vineyard
  • Housewives Nightlife, Episode 3: Virginia wine and DC Fashion?
  • Sting's deli: olive oil, wine and salami
  • 'Washington Wines & Wineries' - An indispensable guide (Book Review)
  • Some Wine With Your Whopper?
    • August 19, 2010
  • Bring-your-own-wine promos brings in restaurant customers
  • Calistoga's Briggs winery, brand sold
  • Monsoon hits Arizona vineyards hard
  • Standing Up Against Private Label Brands
  • Granholm v. Heald and the Wine Industry
  • Valley Grape Harvest in Trouble
  • Alcohol Researcher Refutes Studies Linking Ads to Underage Drinking
  • Italian youths who drink with meals are less often adult problem-drinkers
  • WineMatch.com launches consumer-friendly alternative to the 100-point system
  • Forecast reduced for California raisin grapes
  • V2 Wine Group Launches with Acquisition of Steelhead Wines
  • Arrowood, Farrell and others: They lent their names, then lost control
  • Soldera on the current state of the Italian wine industry
  • Major threats remain to California water supply
  • Drinking wine makes you smarter
  • Under new ownership: Black Stallion
  • Napa Valley College's nitty-gritty education in winemaking
  • Imported wines keep shooting up in China in H1 2010
  • MD: General Assembly candidates back alcohol tax increase
  • Are Millenials The Answer?
  • VIDEO: Central Valley winegrapes blessed
  • Slurp launches iPhone app
  • Bibendum's profits surge 11%
  • Fine wines a heady investment
  • New MA Law Allows Wine Sales at Ag Events
  • Faulty Wine? When to Put a Cork In It
  • Napa Winemaker sees later harvest
  • Serious concerns about biological opinions
  • Cool Napa Valley weather could make for interesting wine
  • NY: New law allows more wine by the glass at State Fair
  • New book explores mystery of the Norton grape
  • Paso Westsides, Wild, Wet, Windy, Wacky, Weird, Weather
  • Bio-mass products offered to wine industry
  • French winemakers launch home tasting service
  • Maryland sin taxes save lives
  • Those who give booze to youths now can be sued
  • Michigan's grape harvest down this year
  • Austrian red takes top spot in blind tasting
  • Northwest Winemaking Schools Find Funds
  • NZ: New Marlborough alliance promotes sustainable winemaking
  • Michael Mondavi excited by latest Napa vintage
  • Lamoreaux Landing hires Cornell grad as co-winemaker
  • California love at the Fine Wine Fair
  • Wine: Trailing Jefferson in France
  • MD: Some winemakers thinking outside the bottle
  • Napa Tech Enhances WineStation Clean Pour with Large Capacity Wine Keg Dispensing
  • NZ: Great Wine Capitals to Meet in Christchurch
  • MI: Spotted Dog Winery buys ex-Stucchi's manufacturing building for expansion
  • Vineyard tours give visitors the real dirt on winemaking; tasting is a bonus
  • New book explores mystery of the Norton grape
  • Book Review: Getting carried away by flavour
    • August 18, 2010
  • Cool spring, mild summer delay SJ valley crops
  • Cool weather delays grape harvest, but Lodi-area wineries look for a good year
  • Going Global Means Going Mobile in Emerging Markets
  • Farm groups urge continuation of Bush-era tax cuts
  • Wine Consumption May Help Cognitive Function
  • Boisset Upgrades Raymond Vineyards
  • Tales of two travelers: A comparative analysis of winery and general tourists (PDF)
  • Journalists vs. Bloggers: The Debate Continues
  • Course aims to help professionals satisfy customers with right wine
  • SLO County allows small wineries to open for tasting, sales
  • Sonoma County delays decision on Knights Valley winery
  • Arizona wineries cleaning up after hailstorm
  • Turning Water into Wine
  • Proposed federal alcohol law could limit West Texas wineries' growth
  • The Cape wine business gets some bad financial press
  • WSTA conference highlights changing UK market
  • OZ: Brown Brothers buys Tamar Ridge
  • Recorking a Legend
  • In France, 'naked' is the norm
  • Now cars to drive on whisky
    • August 17, 2010
  • Gallo lowballs Thompson price
  • Nielsen: Off-Premise Sales Continue Modest Gains, But $20+ Soars 18.5%
  • Calif Winegrape Production Estimated at 3.5 million tons
  • France: Militants destroy GMO research vines
  • A Sad Day For Wine. A Sad Day for Science
  • Yuba County designated natural disaster area
  • Sonoma Winery dispute focuses on the future of Knights Valley
  • High-tech sensors keep watchful eye on Napa grapes
  • Federal law would ban wine clubs
  • Beer Linked With Psoriasis
  • NZ: Grape and wine course bears fruit
  • OZ: Tasmanian Grape Prices Up
  • South African wine plan breaches European laws
  • African Americans find heritage in SA wines
  • Deadline extended for Worls Ag Expo Top 10
  • New hierarchy for Languedoc appellations
  • Central Coast wineries win green light from SLO county
  • OK: Wineries Buying Grapes Out of State - Tons Left to Rot On Vine
  • Some Oklahoma farmers left with grapes, wrath
  • Scheid Vineyards Q1 Results
  • Willamette Valley Vineyards Posts Q2 Profit
  • OZ: Vineyards are literally being given away
  • OZ: Riverland wine growers earning just 27 cents a bottle
  • All that glitters isn't gold, some of it is wine
  • OR: Winning war over Spotted Wing Drosophila
  • UK: Enotria buys Great Western Wine
  • WSU Tri-Cities wine center key to industry's future
  • NY: Grape growers anticipate big harvest
  • Polish abandon vodka in favour of wine
  • WA: Grape Harvest Running Late
  • Wine Sales Up for Seventh Month in 2010: IRI
  • Sherry sets sommelier challenge
  • NZ: Marlborough grower owes $24 million
  • Proposed federal alcohol law could limit West Texas wineries' growth
  • Sutter Buttes winery expanding operations
  • Southern, Taylor Name Daul VP/GM of MN Joint Venture
  • Tasting Wine Flaws Without The Wine
  • Warming trends may change global wine map
  • A glass of wine is the new tea and biscuits
  • High-alcohol wines have drawbacks
    • August 16, 2010
  • What’s the True Pace of U.S. Recovery? Follow the Consumer: Nielsen
  • Competition For Wine Yeast May Soon Come From Biofuel
  • Diageo: Rangel's foreign scam ignored by ethics committee
  • Why ‘Twitter neglect’ could be hurting your business
  • Private donations top $112 Mln for UC Davis
  • A Powerful Idea For Salt-Tainted Central Valley Fields
  • Global Warming – Is the Wine Industry doing its part?
  • Arlington-Based Wine Tweeting Wins Award for State Government
  • Larry Stone Named President of Evening Lands Vineyards
  • Big Squeeze on Small Wineries in Argentina
  • OZ: Vintage puts Wine back in Wine Business
  • Aspiring Master Sommelier Only Wants to Stay in Ohio
  • OR: Bottle sales up, sales of high-end liquor fall
  • Sonoma's Grape to Glass diversity
  • Chardonnay to Halt the NZ 'Savalanche'? (video)
  • India – the “new China”
  • Halting the Momentum for HR 5034
  • Dassault family makes approach for Raynaud's Pomerol estates
  • Building a Better Wine List
  • Italy: Good to excellent harvest expected for 2010
  • Can red wine help keep you thin?
  • Finger Lakes Riesling Festival shows wine's chameleon character
  • MA: Tax Break helps Cape liquor store sales spike
  • Nicolas to sell non-London stores
  • White House Crasher -- Unwanted at Family Winery
  • HR5034 could hurt small NC wineries
  • Drinks Americas Full Year Fiscal 2010 Results
  • Missouri Winery Builds $2 Million Facility
  • Europe's tobacco and alcohol stocks, may be worth a second look
  • Wakefield Wines Selects New Importer, Distributors
  • NZ: Wine industry perfect storm 'not over yet'
  • Mexican Wines Scored High in International Competition
  • Dollar General making shelf room for beer, wine sales
  • Greece-China Vines
  • Chile: Koyle- Iconic Wines in Making
  • OZ: Gunns offloads Tassie wine assets to Brown Brothers
  • UK: Global award for Oxfordshire wine makers
  • Viticulture briefs
  • OZ: Fake Chardonnay' director convicted
  • From Lawyer to Vintner
  • OZ: Barossa's Got the Blues
  • Washington small farmers say they need help
  • No froth for Foster's employees
  • Hall takes helm at Sonoma's La Luz
  • The monk who makes wine
  • 70 Modern Alcohol Advertisements
    • August 13, 2010
  • Constellation Sells 'Fake' Pinot Noir, Lawsuit Says
  • Medals: A Point of Sale alternative to the point system
  • WA: Mid-Columbia wine & ag pioneer dies at 71
  • Calif Raisin production declines
  • UK: Raise a Glass: Will the Pope be served up plonk?
  • Screen women on drinking to prevent Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
  • WA: Report says state will lose money if liquor initiatives pass
  • Lodi growers meet, discuss new pest
  • Study Finds Self-Regulation of Alcohol Advertising is Working
  • Wenzhou aims to become imported wine demonstration center
  • Vintners target Millennials at Outside Lands festival
  • OZ: Murray Valley crush survey confirms "rock bottom" grape value
  • California olive crop expected to rebound
  • Olive forecast 202 percent higher
  • Sustainable Ag Expo focus - water issues
  • Halting the Momentum for HR 5034
  • Tour guide training class returns to NVC curriculum
  • Pinotage grows in wine stature
  • 'Crop Forcing' Can Delay Winegrape Ripening
  • BevMo!: Unions Making Inaccurate and Misleading Statements to Employees
  • Wine Spectator Releases First Mobile App
  • NY: Pompous Ass Winery plans to expand production
  • Australia wine glut shows signs of recovery
  • Russian official says no ban on Moldovan wine imports
  • A temperate climate makes Monterey County an agricultural leader
  • CORK: Walk on the wildlife side
  • MO: Les Bourgeois expands winery
  • Early ripening concerns Va. wine grape growers
  • KY: Wine program prepares new industry workforce
  • Serbia - Incentives to boost production of quality wine
  • WA: Richland getting city's first winery
  • Wolf Blass Platinum Range honours Founder (video)
  • OZ: Vin de Champagne names Finalists
  • Wine or beer? Yes
  • Blood, death & wine
  • More Niagara wineries introduce "value" labels
  • EcoSeries bottles are a smash hit, with 200 million sold
  • Slainte'! Irish investors look to fine wine
  • Infant Wine Industry of India
  • BevMarketing Group Names Young’s Market Company as a California Distributor for Vertuze
  • OZ: Wine industry suffers drop in value
  • Two students see the world through the lens of wine
  • Big Dubai/Saudi Drug Bust: Wine
  • 18 Amazing Facts About Wine
  • In Italy, A Vintage Way To Chill: The Wine Massage
    • August 12, 2010
  • Gen Y cutting back on dining out
  • Last week of August predicted as start of North Coast grape harvest
  • EGVM finds trigger Lodi-area quarantine
  • Wine Corks Fight Off Alternative Stoppers
  • High prices, low stocks stifle Asia's appetite for 2009 Bordeauxs
  • Wine Glut or Societal Shift??
  • Return on Investment and Social Media Marketing
  • Northwest wineries seek growing Chinese market
  • OZ: Wine grape returns plummet
  • Bordeaux set for historic trio
  • The dust settles on Bordeaux 2009
  • Perspective: Australian Wine Industry Today
  • Serbia: Incentives to boost production of quality wine
  • Massive Bridge Project Divides German Winemakers
  • Napa growers cool with mercury-shy summer
  • Wine: More thoughts from Bill Nelson
  • What is it we don't get about harvest?
  • Russia bans Moldovan wine after anti-Soviet statement
  • Black wine company beats odds
  • 50 Exquisite Wine Label Design Samples
  • Chinese Wine Culture
  • Resolution supporting wine shipments sent to feds
  • Distributors push bill to limit direct interstate sale of alcoholic beverages
  • Servers a powerful tool in selling beverages
  • Cru Bourgeois to be assessed by quality
  • New Winery Resort on Canadian Border
  • PA: Early Grape Harvest In Berks
  • Wine Boot Camp to Produce 'Wine Warriors'
    • August 11, 2010
  • Napa grape picking countdown begins
  • Lake Luciana developers will be allowed to change Pope Valley land boundaries
  • Major farm group backs Meg Whitman for Calif. gov
  • Grapevine Moth Spreads in California
  • COMPETING IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING GLOBAL WINE MARKET
  • Fine wine trade 'should prepare for six-packs'
  • Missouri Winery Begins Exporting To China
  • Shasta County wine grapes up, other crop value drops 7 %
  • Lobbyist's loss is a sign of the times
  • Italian Wine-Grape Harvest Looks "Good to Excellent''
  • Alcohol sales part of grander scheme at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino
  • Anthony Terlato: he taught America to drink pinot grigio
  • When People Call About Your Winery Website...
  • Vinonomics: The Mouton Cadet Index
  • Why Walla Walla will never be Napa
  • Calorie labelling 'not right for wine'
  • Diageo Upgrade Alert
  • Hottest vintage for 20 years in Australia
  • Merchants question Bordeaux 2009 allocations
  • Pennsylvania wineries ready to celebrate record grape harvest
  • Pinotage: Love it or Hate it
  • New WSU wine science center makes sense for region
  • 'No winemaking' says Italian winemaker
  • Canadian and fortified wines ahead in World Wine Awards
  • Wines for a healthy heart
  • UK: Drinkaware up for top awards
  • WSTA conference to focus on market opportunities
  • UK: Pub support scheme axed
  • Lower-alcohol wines still quite lovely
  • VA: Some Republicans skeptical of ABC privatization plan
  • KY: Brooks Hill Winery turns students into winemakers
  • IA: Alcohol division held back liquor taxes
  • Temperatures continue well below average in Southern California
  • Pa. grocery store wine kiosk tests said to go well
  • Blessed Is The Fruit Of Hagafen Cellars
  • Bordeaux aims to sweeten up US market
  • Richness of ratafia a treasure of Champagne
  • Columbia Crest Winery Launches Wine and Recipe Pairing Mobile Site
  • The Bravery keyboardist helps family with new winery in California
  • Wine named for Ozzy Osbourne and Quiet Riot Rocker
  • The wine choices of brainless slime mould & humans
    • August 10, 2010
  • Recession Proof: U.S. Wine Consumption Maintains Growth Trend
  • M.Mondavi-backed Pope Valley developers spark Sierra Club appeal
  • Calif Senate votes to delay water bond until 2012
  • New Appeal in Wine Retailer Shipping Lawsuit Announced
  • Lauded Napa restaurants fail health inspections on the one day they had violations
  • Broadbent at 400: Consumers 'so confused' by wine
  • Fruits and veggies add up to nearly $16 Billion for California
  • Creating Thirst for American Wine in China
  • Budding wine industry follows Washington/Oregon lead into exports
  • Does Big Business Control the American Wine Industry?
  • 17 percent alcohol a troubling wine trend
  • The Negociant
  • Another grape idea to save energy
  • Calif Scientists research crop water use in salty conditions
  • WA: Wine Industry Financial Seminar
  • BASF's new powdery mildew fungicide, contact herbicide
  • Wine May Reduce Both the Risk and Severity of Arthritis
  • Master Sommeliers Pair Wine With Burgers
  • Court of Master Sommeliers and NRN create partnership
  • Who writes those shelf-talkers anyway? Advice for consumers and retailers
  • Booze wholesalers push law to allow bans on interstate sales
  • Mass Sen. passes wine auction rules bill
  • The ambition of wine lists
  • Chalk Hill sale closes
  • Wine-searcher.com levels the wine industry playing field
  • Alcohol Taxes Can Reduce Death Rates Among Chronic Heavy Drinkers
  • Treasury Wine Estates Partners With Southern Wine & Spirits
  • OZ: Wine Society Celebrate Younger Generation
  • Matetic Vineyards Coming to US Via Quintessential
  • Winemaker Talks, Consumers Buy
  • Utah lawmakers consider liquor and wine sold privately
  • Cartograph Winery Launches With Story Mapped Inside and Outside the Bottle
  • PA: State wineries raising one for record book
  • MO: Les Bourgeois Winery builds new facility
  • What do Coldplay have against Chardonnay?
    • August 09, 2010
  • Lapsley: Calif Orchards over vineyards for 2030?
  • Green Rot Afflicting Sonoma Coastal Vineyards
  • Angelini Group Invests in Vin Divino
  • Diversity -- including wine -- key to REIT's success
  • UK: Raise liquor prices by 150% to beat binge-drinking
  • Beer v. Beer: Do you care about CARE?
  • Has Australia’s wine surge stalled?
  • Wine sales into Asia increase for New Zealand
  • Lodi vineyards could face moth quarantine
  • OZ: Supermarket wines undermining industry
  • Fair Trade Wine’s Long Journey
  • Sherry bodegas fined 6.7Mln Euros for breaching competition rules
  • Oregon Wines debut in HK's Park n' Shop stores
  • Voices of farmers out-shout fish on water-rights issues
  • Rising wheat prices hit food and drinks firms
  • UK: David Cameron challenged to reveal contents of gov't wine cellar
  • OZ: Wine industry bid to crush Margaret River coal mine
  • Solar financing flows for wineries
  • WSU, wine industry seek money for wine center
  • Grape-loving moth could spoil crush for Yolo's home winemakers
  • Jadot winemaker rebuffs faultless wine culture
  • Family-owned wineries a powerful tourist draw
  • Northwest wineries seek growing Chinese market
  • Two winemakers form M. Draxton to market bulk wine
  • Interest in learning about wine turned her into the Wine Coach
  • Sting opens wine shop
  • How to Grow and Make Petite Sirah
  • WA: Winery Business Hit By New Highway
  • Alcohol Wholesalers Are Responsible for Wine Shipping Lawsuits
  • WineStyles Hosts Virtual Wine Tasting Featuring Michael Mondavi
  • Green Business: Clos Du Bois, Simi and Ascentia win energy awards
  • Peter Lewis: From Campagne to crime fiction
  • "The Wild Vine: The Untold Story of American Wine,"
  • Pet-friendly wineries open to man and man's best friends
    • August 06, 2010
  • Europe awash in oversupplied wine market
  • Detergent taints wine at Napa crush facility
  • U.S. Wine Consumption Maintains Growth Trend
  • LBAM found near San Diego’s Balboa Park
  • Pine Mountain-Mayacmas Deadline extended
  • Meet the Master Sommeliers
  • USDA tallies foreign-held agricultural land
  • BC: Government Limits Wine Dispensers
  • The Sonoma summer without a summer
  • Sterling's O’Shea drowns while snorkeling
  • Italy Remains Number One Imported Wine Producing Nation
  • Fortune Brands Reports Second Quarter Results
  • Foreign vintners learn more about Chinese wine drinkers
  • A blogging experiment: A weekend of wine and "social networking"
  • Fresno State 'Grape Day' features latest research
  • Wine label contest exploits creative profession, designer complains
  • Wine Conference To Look At What's Next For New Zealand Wine
  • Warm weather' wine competition announced
  • Napa Home winemakers pour for the public at the 2010 tasting
  • 2 wine trails join to create exhibit at Buffalo airport
  • Meet the red-wine-swilling cows
    • August 05, 2010
  • Russian River Grape Harvest Delayed by Cold Weather
  • Olive Oil Class-Action Filed Based on UC Davis Study
  • Farm Bureau Issues Water Diversion Reporting Guide (PDF)
  • Glazer’s Bill Cascio “cautiously optimistic”
  • Oregon Ag products debut in Hong Kong
  • California table grapes late out of the gate
  • OZ: More Constellation Layoffs
  • Ad execs weary of keeping up with social media changes
  • Trader Joe’s Co-owner Albrech Dies at 88
  • US farmland value rises in past year
  • Randall Grahm's radical new project
  • Jack Pandol Sr. dies at 87
  • Water Issues Major Focus For Sustainable Ag Expo November 15-16
  • Estate tax reform gains momentum with Feinstein bill
  • What's a month without ALCOHOL really like?
  • WA: Wine industry gets Sustainability Grant
  • Methyl iodide registration faces new hurdles
  • S.F. considers fee on alcoholic beverages
  • TX: Cap*rock winery sold for $2.5 million bid
  • Has fine wine price appreciation peaked?
  • SLO County Allows Small Wineries To Open For Tasting, Sales
  • WA: Wineries lobby to change land use and expand on-site business
  • Saving Bordeaux's Small Growers
  • First growths masterclass sells out in record time
  • Ore. community agriculture boosts local farms
  • IA: Fireside Winery Looking for Non-Profit Grape Pickers
  • TX: Online registry boosts communication
  • Wine Varietals for the Mid-Atlantic Region
  • Mondo barrel, Bordeaux reorganizes, Enomatics thwarted
  • Former VA ABC board chair opposes privatization
  • FL: Chiefland winery offers California feel
  • Wine drinkers discover moscato
  • WA: Kaella Winery - A Social Media success story
  • San Diego County sets the table for wine-tasting rooms
  • Halliday's 2011 Australian Wine Companion available
  • Wine: Virginia puts money where mouth is
  • Malbec Drinkers in Brazil Use Real Rise to Stock Up on Argentine Vintages
  • Restaurants serving fine wine by the keg
  • Napa Wine Briefs
  • Yes, Virginia, there are wineries in Florida
  • Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover Ancient Winery
  • Wine Provides Superpowers
  • Malta excavations uncover Punic & Roman Viticulture
  • Beer, Not Wine or Exercise, Best For Battling The Bulge
    • August 04, 2010
  • Whole Foods stock falls on sales growth fears
  • NY: No grocery wine in final approved budget
  • High-end restaurant chains say business, travel spending up
  • Constellation names Luxury Wines VP
  • Virgin Wines appoints social media consultant
  • Foreign table grape growers tour SJV
  • Greece and China joint wine venture
  • Spinning HR5034: Bill seeks to give more control of alcohol sales to states
  • Battle of Brunello exposes row over purity vs blends
  • Calaveras Winegrowers Seek AVA Status
  • Three nabbed in Central Valley ag theft
  • Napa growers to pay more to keep out pests
  • UK: Forth Wines bought by investors
  • Heat wave and drought slam Europe
  • OZ: Sin tax would hit wine sales
  • Investors develop a taste for wine
  • IS INVESTING IN WINE FRUITFUL?
  • Australia agriculture faces climate upheaval
  • OZ: Sommeliers Celebrated at National Awards
  • Enter the 36 Chambers of Cristal
  • Austrian Airlines top for business class wines
  • High-alcohol wines becoming more prevalent
  • 90+ Cellars sells on the down low
  • WA: Badger Mountain's Powers named to Hall of Fame
  • IN: Wineries' best fill Purdue ballroom
  • The Mysteries of Time and Wine and What Matt Kramer is Missing
  • Texas wine festival to run over four days in September
  • The Gamble of Ordering Old Wine
  • New Wines from a New AVA
  • Hahn Goes Mobile With iPhone App
  • What Makes a Wine Ageworthy?
  • “Barolo” author Matthew Frank explores a world of food and wine
  • Viognier Vendetta is vintage Ellen Crosby
  • Caught in the Salahi Wine Storm
    • August 03, 2010
  • Foster's quiet on beer demerger
  • NZ: Hawke's Bay Syrah Poised To Enter US Market
  • Renwood Group, Lender Spar Over Canceled Trademarks, License Deals
  • Bankruptcy Trustee To Examine Renwood Group Finances
  • Drinking edges up in US, with beer still favorite
  • Study shows slow job growth for small business in July
  • Slow recovery dampens small business confidence
  • Napa Wine Train taken off list of 100 worst stimulus projects
  • Wine Shipper Aids Autistic Adults
  • Calif Legislature Passes Resolution to Protect Consumer Wine Choice
  • Family Winemakers of Calif applauds passage of SJR 34
  • Wakefield Wines Selects New Importer, Distributors
  • NC: Black Wolf Winery to Be Sold at Public Auction
  • California water crisis over?
  • Extreme Wine: The Worst?
  • UK: Small firms hit by cutbacks in bank lending
  • Collectible Wine Sales in Fine Spirits
  • NY: Orchard, vineyard owners helped by new law
  • Pigs vs Grapes: Chileans clash over land planning and use
  • Negev wine farmers claim battle over land is sour grapes
  • NY: Yorktown officials cheer dismissal of winery suit
  • NY: Battle over soda tax, wine in groceries sweeten lawmakers' campaigns
  • IN: Residents foil Walgreen bid for alcohol permits at 3 sites
  • Sustainable Winegrowing Award to go to HALL Wines of California
  • 2010: The year of liquor privatization?
  • OZ: Debate rages around alcohol in cinemas
  • More restaurants are ditching the bottles
  • SAfrica: Pinotage Still Country's Trump in World of Wine
  • WA: Remembering John Powers of Chuckanut Ridge
  • Drinking Red Wine is Key to Longevity
  • 2010 International Wine China Roadshow in Nov
  • Liquor Lobbying was Strong in Second Quarter
  • Proulx Winery
  • Cayuga Lake wineries to hold contests for gardeners, cooks
  • The More Money We Make, the More We Drink
  • PA: Breath test required for vending machine wine sales
  • Larry Cherubino Wines awarded Australian Winery of the Year
  • Carignane gets a shot at respect
  • American Airlines scoops top wine awards
  • Farm to table at Mondavi winery
  • Noah's wine vines in Eastern Turkey
  • Chateau Dawkins? Targeting Atheist Wine Drinkers
    • August 02, 2010
  • Restaurant operators' optimism wanes
  • Thompson Seedless demand heating up
  • Number of Americans Drinking Hits 25-Year High
  • Stopping the Direct-to-Consumer Flow?
  • California Warm Weather Wine Competition Set For Sept. 17
  • Growers gaining on moth
  • Exports called key to growth
  • Winemakers have growing appreciation for Millennials
  • WA: Chuckanut Ridge Wine Co. Owner Dies From Head Injury
  • Drinking red wine 'can help you live longer and healthier life'
  • Modesto-area wines holding their value in down times
  • Winetasting.com Launches Expanded, Improved Site
  • Dutch clinic helps alcoholics by 'binding them with beer'
  • Wine Blogs and The Law
  • Moldovan PM says EU may double wine exports
  • Lion Nathan case prompts new trademark search for IP lawyers
  • Wait staff should train on wine varietals
  • Pioneering vintner resurrects classic grapes
  • New Ganau America cork facility
  • IA: Alcohol consumption climbs
  • WA: Field Day Coming Up in Prosser
  • A Farm Labor Lesson for New York
  • Rogue Valley wineries using unique marketing techniques
  • Middle East winemakers strive for recognition
  • UK: Pinot Grigio bandwagon rolls on
  • UK: Internet sales splurge
  • OZ: Cellar door opens for Fussy Grape Winery
  • Matt Kramer on wine: Two blends go far beyond the average
  • Winery moving to a new home
  • IL: Valley farmer opens up winery
  • A Tale of Two Chateaux
  • Canada: Allan Jackson back with a brand wine called Union
  • TX: Bids re-open for winery
  • Sonoma: A trip back in time to Lautrec's Paris
  • Sonoma wind-powered winery saluted
  • OZ: Mines and wines in climate battle
  • MI: Blue Water Area taps in on growing wine industry
  • Ten @ 10: Wine stuff you don't need. Really.
  • Reference Points for Constellation
  • The digital vineyard runs after sustainability
  • Breaking the mould
  • Wine Slushies & Keeping it Chill
  • Runners: Do You Mix Alcohol and Training?
  • Sideways caused Merlot sales to drop
  • World’s Largest Wine Barrel to be Tapped after 400 Years
    • July 30, 2010
  • Fortune Brands Reports Second Quarter Results
  • Why the Internet Doesn’t Always Change the Way Wineries Do Business
  • Fire north of L.A. threatens Leona vineyards
  • OR: Evesham Wood Vineyard sold
  • Organic production seminar Aug. 18, Tulare
  • How does item order and other information impact wine menu choice? (PDF)
  • 23,000-sqft Seattle wine shop could be the Northwest’s largest
  • Ag Groups Applaude Farmworker Overtime Pay Veto
  • Batali's waiters cork'$crewed'
  • Recession was deeper than gov't previously thought
  • NZ: Yealands valued at $75m
  • No Wine Shall Be Served Before Wholesalers Steal their Cut
  • Michael Batterberry, founder of Food & Wine and Food Arts, passes away
  • Wines That Give Back
  • Canada: New Brunswick Wine Industry grows
  • Okanagan Wineries Seek Subappellation
  • US Wine vending machines: Sacre bleu!, say the French
  • French wine regions look to 2010 harvest
  • OR: UCC Hopes Winery Will Better Economic Growth
  • S AFRICA: Raised game
  • Purdue hosts international wine competition
  • UK wine market: turning the corner?
  • Make Your Own Wine at Judd's Hill's MicroCrush
  • OZ: Posh plonk hasn't made a splash
  • Protecting Georgian Wine
  • Food Network's Food and Wine Festival set to take over Atlantic City
  • WORLD WINE TOUR 2010 REACHES MIDWAY MARK
  • Former NC Vineyard, Winery On Auction Block
  • Pa. wine industry headed for Guinness record
    • July 29, 2010
  • Argentina Surpasses Chile In U.S. Exports
  • Winery Matriarch Leslie Kunde Dies
  • Schwarzenegger vetoes overtime for farmworkers
  • Wines of France to launch US push
  • Fetzer Oaks Food and Wine Center in Hopland coming back to life as Campovida
  • Diageo Financier Realty Income Announces Q2 and Mid-Year Results
  • Wine recession hits bottle maker Vitro
  • US: Wine prices face long road to recovery
  • Roederer Wins Cristal Trademark Case
  • Not guilty plea in fatal wine tasting crash
  • How brand and labelling impact purchasing decisions
  • Wines From Valencia Head to the U.S. Market
  • Romanee-Conti blackmailer found dead
  • W&M high on premium brands
  • Why We're Buying Diageo
  • Elite European producers search for ideal Chinese terroir
  • Sud de France Festival returns
  • Boost for Georgian wine industry
  • Will Champagne flutes become obsolete?
  • Christie's Hong Kong Auctioning SK Networks Wine
  • Key ag issues focus of World Ag Expo
  • LVMH figures boost for new Moet CEO
  • Wine Innovation profile: Imperia
  • Organic Grapegrowing for Less
  • The health benefits of Olive Oil
  • Maryland's wine drinkers get no respect
  • UK: Rail terminal for 'wine trains' opens in Bristol
  • Pasternak Becomes Sole U.S. Importer for Chateau La Nerthe
  • Wet, Dry Law Puts N. Dallas Stores on Uneven Playing Field
  • Become a professional wine blogger
  • Diageo Extends Deadline for 'Celebrate the Future' Scholarships
  • Earnings Preview: Fortune Brands
  • The 5 Rules of Investing in Wine
  • Our View: Winery bill
  • Going "Beyond Organic"
  • Oxnard as Outpost for Kosher Winery?
  • M&G's French moves defensive on global growth concerns
  • Five Wine Myths Dispelled - Eat. Drink. Better.
  • NY: A final push for wine in grocery stores
  • Entry Deadline Aug 16 for International Wine Competition
  • Turning wineries' stories into good PR
  • When Is Extra Virgin Not Extra Virgin?
  • Naked Wines shortlisted for Orange
  • OZ: New Hunter winery shows how it's done
  • TX: TDA announces grants to grow grapes
  • Barefoot in nature but, sadly, no longer in name
  • No accounting for taste in wording wars
  • Father, son pop cork on new wine business
  • Kentucky's newest winery, Black Barn, is in Fayette
  • Nashik''s York Winery bags Wine Challenge award at London
    • July 28, 2010
  • Wine, Other Calif Farm exports rebound
  • Is There a Future for the Three-Tier Alcoholic Beverage Distribution System?
  • On the Call: Constellation Brands CEO Rob Sands
  • Millennials: The next generation of wine judges
  • North Coast vintners fret about cool weather
  • Millken Institute: Modest but sustainable economic growth ahead
  • Crop insurance: cuts, consequences
  • CEI: Wine and Spirits Bill Affont to Consumer Choice
  • Coca-Cola Amatil may like some Foster's
  • Bordeaux announces three-year plan to revitalise its wine industry
  • Family farms Still Dominate American Ag
  • Why consumers go to restaurants instead of supermarkets
  • Diageo Launches Review of U.S. Media Biz
  • Olives Keep Wine Makers' Books Healthy
  • Statewide honors for Fresno winemaker
  • Fear This iPad Wine List
  • 'Last call' may be canceled at O'Hare, Midway
  • Clarksburg Grapegrowers Fear Water Proposals
  • Wine and spirits rebound - LVMH
  • Lake County Supervisors discuss wine tasting rooms
  • Where is the OK GO of Wineries?
  • Ontario: Zero-alcohol limit for drivers 21 and under
  • TX: Cap*rock winery to be auctioned again
  • VA: Famous chef with ties to local winery dies of cancer
  • Vin Divino Hires Jim McGuire as Western Regional Manager
  • EP Aeration Provides Wastewater Treatment for Niner Wine Estates
  • Greg Ralston Joins Wilson Daniels Ltd.
  • Rupert Billins Joins Dalla Terra Winery Direct As California District Manager
  • Sunny Isles teams up with wine company for beach clean-up
  • Brownfield produces 25 percent of Texas wine
  • Chile: Wineries of Central valley
  • Expedia Highlights The Top Emerging Food And Wine Destinations Of The World
  • NY: North Country Wine-Making Industry Growing
  • UK: Fortnum picks Vinotheque for wine storage
  • Idaho wine industry wins $100,000 in federal funds
  • Calif Ag burning exemption to be examined
  • UK Wine train rolls on
  • Pros and cons of both New and Old World wine making
  • Australia opts for personality push
  • The green benefits of cork
  • Where great grapes are born
  • Not profit, passion drives India's small wineries
  • Researchers find wine, sake turns iron compound superconductive
  • 1000 wine bottles break in Ore. wreck
  • Quilts & Vines event set for Strawbale Winery
  • Build Your Own Face Wine
    • July 27, 2010
  • Constellation signs new deal for bulk wine imports
  • Prospects improve for California microbreweries, premium wines
  • Should the Government Encourage Drinking?
  • Alcohol — the good side and the NeoDry backlash
  • Brunello pres: 80% of Brunello not pure Sangiovese
  • Grapes progressing despite cool Calif weather
  • New Brazilian grape juice website launches
  • Wine tasters embrace Twitter
  • Winemakers shun social media grapevine
  • Restaurants uncork more wines by the glass
  • OZ: More Constellation jobs to go at McLaren Vale
  • Variety at wine tasting keeps people coming back
  • Fresno Co. seeks 2nd attack on moths
  • ABI Mad at MADD
  • Olive pioneers highlighted in new book
  • Gallo's Night Train Express
  • Urban Winery Village pops cork in Santa Rosa
  • Diamonds & Wine
  • OR: Homemade wine, beer flap was not necessary
  • Barossa bottles aim at middle-class Chinese
  • Moet gets new CEO
  • Ontario White Winegrape Prices Up 1%, Reds Stable
  • NZ: Wizard casts spell on wine world
  • Distell Extends its Glass Recycling Project
  • Diageo spent $720000 lobbying gov't in 2Q
  • Anheuser-Busch Spent $820K Lobbying in 2Q
  • DISCUS Spent $1.3M on 2Q Lobby
  • Beer Institute Spent $250K Lobbying in 2Q
  • Pernod Ricard Spent $180,000 Lobbying in 2Q
  • JF Hillebrand acquires Bora Shipping
  • SAfrican Mining Tycoon, Wine pioneer Graham Beck has died
  • Midwestern winemakers make gains as they grapple for respect
  • Wanted: Retail Wine Therapy
  • OZ: Vine land rescue on the map
  • Beer? Wine? Eat Fruit Instead!
  • Empty wine bottles get a second life
  • Top 50 Wine Appreciation Blogs For Becoming a Wine Aficionado
  • 1,400 year-old Byzantine wine press uncovered
  • Rare Roman wine jars discovered in shipwreck
  • Priest apologizes for giving dog Holy Communion
    • July 26, 2010
  • 5th Circuit Shafts Direct Wine Sales, Refuses Fiesta Rehearing
  • Organisational Changes at Pernod Ricard
  • Study says CARE aimed at thwarting wine shipments
  • Investors Reward Foster's
  • WSWA Spent $260K on Q2 Lobbying
  • KY: Distillers Support HR5034
  • NZ: Prunings source of energy for winery
  • Regulators gear up for 3rd round of grapevine moth fight
  • French appellation overhaul targets consumers
  • OZ: Low Consumer Confidence Dents Spending
  • Say cheers to vineyards going green
  • Amazon Hits $1 Billion In M-Commerce In Last Year
  • NY: Paterson To Ask Legislature To Reconsider Proposals
  • Cork, other enclosure makers adjust to cost issues
  • Exports play big role in SJ valley economy
  • NY: Bad weather smacks LI vineyards
  • Oxbow founder, winery expert at Impact Napa event
  • B.C. Grapegrowers Wait for 'Green' Money
  • UK: Elderly drinkers guidance review
  • IA: Winery 'will rise again'
  • Study warns of rural-urban “edge” conflicts
  • Lake County winery association partner in winery signage
  • Access Denied [in Afghanistan]
  • Ceja pushes for fall winery construction
  • Pa. liquor board touts consumer-friendly effort
  • Wine Regions To Watch: Suisun Valley, West Sonoma County, Malibu
  • Cornell course caters to would-be vintners
  • Windsor site of new Marcassin winery
  • Canberra International Riesling Challenge entry date extended
  • Growing grapes, growing business
  • Wino-sensuals
  • Saving America's Mother Vine
  • The McDonald's wine connection
    • July 26, 2010
  • 5th Circuit Shafts Direct Wine Sales, Refuses Fiesta Rehearing
  • Organisational Changes at Pernod Ricard
  • Study says CARE aimed at thwarting wine shipments
  • Investors Reward Foster's
  • WSWA Spent $260K on Q2 Lobbying
  • KY: Distillers Support HR5034
  • NZ: Prunings source of energy for winery
  • Regulators gear up for 3rd round of grapevine moth fight
  • French appellation overhaul targets consumers
  • OZ: Low Consumer Confidence Dents Spending
  • Say cheers to vineyards going green
  • Amazon Hits $1 Billion In M-Commerce In Last Year
  • NY: Paterson To Ask Legislature To Reconsider Proposals
  • Cork, other enclosure makers adjust to cost issues
  • Exports play big role in SJ valley economy
  • NY: Bad weather smacks LI vineyards
  • Oxbow founder, winery expert at Impact Napa event
  • B.C. Grapegrowers Wait for 'Green' Money
  • UK: Elderly drinkers guidance review
  • IA: Winery 'will rise again'
  • Study warns of rural-urban “edge” conflicts
  • Lake County winery association partner in winery signage
  • Access Denied [in Afghanistan]
  • Ceja pushes for fall winery construction
  • Pa. liquor board touts consumer-friendly effort
  • Wine Regions To Watch: Suisun Valley, West Sonoma County, Malibu
  • Cornell course caters to would-be vintners
  • Windsor site of new Marcassin winery
  • Canberra International Riesling Challenge entry date extended
  • Growing grapes, growing business
  • Wino-sensuals
  • Saving America's Mother Vine
  • The McDonald's wine connection
    • July 23, 2010
  • Rabobank’s Food & Agribusiness Research Releases Q2 2010 Wine Quarterly.
  • MEB Investigating 3 Wineries On Grower Payments
  • York Mountain Winery sold to Epoch
  • TJ's The Model for High finance and corporate pot, Calif style
  • Calif wine industry stems bleeding, road to recovery is long
  • Foster's: A Rose by any other Name
  • Registration Begins For Sustainable Ag Expo in Monterey
  • Artisanal Brands Announces Results from Shareholders' Meeting
  • Napa Makes Moth Control Mandatory
  • Shipper JF Hillebrand acquires Bulgarian firm
  • Champagne agrees increase in yield on 2009
  • Pernod Drops Most in Two Months as Liquor Sales Miss Estimates
  • Constellation poised for growth in 2011
  • NY: Gov Vetoes Letting Wineries Sell At Food Festivals
  • Pancho Campo, MW, taken off Interpol 'wanted' list
  • 'Green' wines wrestle with marketing
  • Still on Table in New York: Supermarket Wine Sales
  • Who made your wine and why it's important
  • Moldova Pledges Better Quality Wine In Standoff With Russia
  • Wine, beer at the movies
  • SD: Schade Winery is newest wine producer in Hills
  • Farmers, activists at odds over San Joaquin
  • Will Massachusetts Finally Allow Wine Direct Shipping?
  • New campaign for Wine Australia
  • New president for the CIVB
  • EU wine project seeks better waste treatment options
  • OZ: Greens target Alcohol Advertising
  • Treasury Estates: Australian for Wine?
  • Spain: Penedes approves icewine
  • TX: City gives initial OK to new winery rules
  • Diageo Honors America's Leading Distributors
  • Tapping into the bag-in-box market
  • PA: Word of winery festival spreads through the grapevine
  • Never judge a wine by its label
  • Don't ice me, bro
  • First Old Bubbly, Now Antarctic Scotch
    • July 22, 2010
  • Harris Poll: Consumers still cutting back
  • Foster's internal wine target leaks
  • Weyrich tasting room finds buyer
  • Technomic Sees A Rebound in 2010 Alcohol Sales
  • Travel alcohol retail suffers as downturn halts spending
  • NZ: Exporters say kampai! (that's cheers in Japanese)
  • Lichine looks to China for expansion capital
  • Jess Jackson's Battle over Black Mountain shifts to Sacramento
  • Tasmanian vineyards expanding despite glut
  • Ricard sells Marqués de Arienzo for 28 Mln Euros
  • Long road for Laetitia
  • How liquor laws prevent educated purchases
  • Stop draining Delta to save it, says report
  • Tesco to triple online fine wine range
  • 'Eastern' Wine Society Extends to Rockies
  • Bordeaux 09 continues to distort market
  • Drinks giant Diageo hands 'responsible drinking' brief to Edelman
  • NM: Winery Owner Gruet's drunk driving problem
  • Wine and the Clean Butt Theory of Advertising
  • OR: A liquor agent's perspective on privatization
  • Long Island Grapes are peaking earlier than ever
  • Australian shares fall, led by financials
  • NY: Local vineyards focus on specialties
  • OR: Bend winery takes property off market
  • Preserving Pope Valley: If it ain't broke, don't fix it
  • New Yolo website promotes local wine
  • Liv-ex celebrates a decade of development
  • New expanded registry will benefit Texas wine industry
  • Canberra International Riesling Challenge entry date extended
  • French Approve 4 New Appellations
  • Santa Maria WineAssociation Hosts Chardonnay Symposium
  • Hill Country "vines and wines' overview to be offered Aug. 12
  • Stoller Vineyards, First Gold-Level LEED Certified Winery In U.S.
  • At many restaurants now, you can take your dog to dinner
  • Every time you open a screwcap, a kitten dies!
  • Bacchus by Bus
  • Wine and Sex: The Ultimate Pairing?
    • July 21, 2010
  • NPD: Consumers Resetting, Not Recovering
  • BP Blasted For 'Just Pour Some White Wine on it' Suggestion
  • Affluents Remain Cautious About Wine, Other Luxury Goods
  • Demerged Fosters wine gets an image makeover
  • Ste. Michelle, Other Altria Wines Post Double-Digit Gains
  • Alcohol Bill Means 'Happy Hour' for Lobbyists
  • USDA will back a $6 million loan to Oregon Winery
  • More Americans drinking (alcohol)
  • French wine scam effects Pinot Noir
  • Sonoma Wine Tasting Room DUI record good
  • DUI, manslaughter charge for designated driver in double-fatality accident
  • Parched California: Severe water shortages loom
  • Hong Kong Wants More U.S. Wine
  • Should Washington State Liquor stores be privatized?
  • Overseas wine sales improve
  • Alcohol — the good side
  • Drinking during pregnancy more dangerous for older women
  • I Want To Throw Out My Wine Magazines
  • The Cork Industry Tightens the Screws on the Wine
  • U.S. restaurant count continues to fall
  • Diageo sells Barton & Guestier to Castel
  • Gallo Survey Reveals America's Take Out Habits
  • Announcing Treasury Wine Estates
  • Foster's Renames Wine Division
  • Bordeaux aims to cut out plonk
  • Bingeing on United Spirits' Future
  • Woman Wine Competition Trounces Male Rights
  • NZ: Wine project to get $12m boost
  • Virginia toasts its wine tourism
  • NC liquor store reforms to be signed into law by Perdue
  • NZ Research May Hurt Sauvignon Blanc’s Brand
  • Taking NZ's best to France
  • Can the iPad save Stellenbosch?
  • South African wine is true World Cup winner
  • An American in Burgundy
  • Tavernello launches Tetra-Pak campaign
  • California Mid-State Fair Honors San Luis Obispo
  • Welsh government urged to learn from NZ wine industry
  • Participating PA wineries top 60 for great wine toast
  • Spain scoring goals in wine world cup
  • What “natural” means when it comes to wine
  • Hahn Family Wines Goes Mobile With iPhone App
  • Couple is ‘The Grape Authority’ of picking affordable wines
  • Divers find old champagne and immediately chug it
  • Man threw bottles of wine from rooftop during four-hour stand-off
    • July 20, 2010
  • Mintel: Wine the most popular drink as customers continue to stay at home
  • Gallo Nails AZ Cafe For White Rooster Logo
  • Judgment Of Paris Winner To Be Sold For Relief Funds
  • Mandatory Napa County Grape Moth meetings
  • Pernod Ricard to use Facebook in anti drink-driving campaign
  • Global Economic Recovery Slower than Anticipated Despite Asian/Latin American Gains
  • Poles are buying more wine
  • Constellation Brands - Stalled, Time for the Bears?
  • Bids are brewing for Foster's
  • Will 2008 vintage show legacy of fires?
  • Health care groups still lobbying for hike in Md. alcohol tax
  • A Review of the Proposed New US Dietary Guidelines on Alcohol
  • Alcohol Forum supports US Dietary Guidelines
  • Pine Mountain grape growers may drop Mayacmas from AVA app
  • Central Coast: Development at Laetitia Winery to get further study
  • OZ: Smoothing path to Chinese palate
  • On the Border and in the Fields, Dying from the Heat
  • 2010 New World Wine Awards Bigger And Better Than Ever
  • OZ: Many WA wineries can't sell their grapes
  • SF woman arrested for DUI after wine country crash
  • OZ: Wineries using fewer chemicals
  • Pa. Liquor Control Board asks universities for help in redefining its sales model
  • Wine designed for Chinese
  • UK: Home Office takes over control of alcohol licensing
  • Sebastopol food, wine and art center moving forward
  • Washington Wineries Oppose Ballot Measure
  • OZ: Winery invites Chinese staff in for a drop
  • Financial adviser seduced by the wine making business
  • Napa growers gather to talk organic grapes
  • Table Grape Scholarship Recipients Ready for College
  • Wine Tasting Room Success: The Right Referral
  • 8 Things Your Winery Website Should Have
  • Local couple opens winery
  • Good deals make good neighbors
  • Global warming 'boon' for Riesling
  • Greg La Follette and La Follette Wines: Artistic Expression in a Liquid Form
  • Canada will take California table grapes
  • 100%Cork.Org Supporters Quickly Top 15000; Majority are Women
  • "Courtesy" DWI Checkpoints At Finger Lakes Wine Festival
    • July 19, 2010
  • Screw cap wine blamed for loss of forest
  • Concha y Toro bullish on wine sales
  • Half-million-dollar wine order From China Restaurant
  • OZ: Chinese to taste wine in Adelaide
  • Gleeson ups wine stake with 6Mln-Euro Gilbeys deal
  • How Sonoma Wineries Thrive While Many Cut Prices, Sell Property
  • NZ hit hard as sav blanc party peters out
  • First peek at 2009 vintage in Pacific Northwest
  • Cal-OSHA probing whether farmworker death is heat-related
  • OZ: Grape prices down again
  • Casella releases Yellow Tail Joeys
  • Sonoma-Cutrer Turns to Direct Sales
  • Small business bankruptcies increase in Central Valley
  • Why Asian women drink wine
  • McEvoy Ranch winery approved
  • This Wine Designed by the Government Just For You
  • Leafroll: A quiet threat in the vineyard
  • How a blackmailer stung Australia's leading wine dynasty
  • OZ: Super plan stirs wine glut worries
  • Riesling’s Rising Tide
  • NY: For Wine With Groceries, Take A Breath Test
  • Showing Virginia the way out of liquor business
  • Hot summer may quiet critics of Finger Lakes red wines
  • IBG Announces New VP of Operations
  • Wine firm defends British homeless magazine deal
  • TX: No longer over a financial barrel: Cap*Rock Winery
  • WI: He's a good humor man with a winery
  • PA: Wine kiosks don't go far enough
  • Passport weekend at Lake County wineries
  • Wine in Quebec?
  • OR: Evesham Wood winery under new ownership
  • The story of the first true Napa Valley female vintner
  • Review: Father, daughter learn about each other in wine trip
  • Divers find 230-year-old champagne in Baltic shipwreck
    • July 16, 2010
  • CDFA Lowers 2010 Pierce’s Disease Assessment
  • Silicon Valley bank Announces Quarterly Earnings Call
  • Cosentino Running Out of Last Chances? Growers Head For Court, MCOZ Stock Suspended Again
  • Yellow Tail: How Cheap wine built Casella fortune
  • Beverage Alcohol legal expert scoffs at activists’ claims about HR 5034
  • Diageo appoints chief commercial officer for US
  • Diageo US CFO Cathy Jessup to resign
  • Diageo North America Creates New Commercial Roles to Drive Growth
  • Provence Wine makers seeking foothold in U.S. market
  • 'New wine shops, conspiracy to destroy youth'
  • Do Wine Scores Matter? Suckling's retirement will tell us for certain.
  • Retailers’ confidence remains flat despite $30 Billion in stimulus spending
  • Food, Beverage Execs Cautiously Optimistic
  • Wine List on an iPad
  • Turning 99-Cent Wine Into Big Bucks
  • Can Shanghai become a fine-wining capital?
  • NY Jets embrace New York and take its money, snub its wine
  • Stroke Risk Higher in Hour After 'Happy Hour'
  • Beer Vs. Wine Throwdown: It's ON
  • Chinese demand sends top Bordeaux prices sky-high
  • OZ: On the up Down Under
  • Wine firm defends Big Issue deal
  • Contest judging can be capricious
  • The Real Deal Behind Organic, Biodynamic, and Natural Wine
  • Breakdown of resistance to grapevine downy mildew
  • Is Brown-Forman Stock Breaking Out?
  • Beer lobby bill would limit wine shipping
  • Wineries hear how consumers will control next chapter of marketing
  • Custom Crushing Paso Robles
  • Kiwi Wines boosted by 'Savalanch'
  • ProWein 2011 attracts Heavyweights ahead of Booking Deadline
  • OZ: Organic wine one of the latest trends
  • New wine buyer for Sainsbury's
  • OZ: Heavy Drinkers account for Half of Liquor Consumption
  • Western Pa. Customers still question wine kiosks
  • UK: Drinkaware opens alcohol-free café for under-18s
  • Sorrento farmer has "grape expectations"
  • Even Corks Can Become Greater Than Themselves
  • Indy wine competition moving to Purdue University
  • A taste for wine leads to travel, thesis
  • Carlos Creek Winery gets big grant
  • VinoVisit Helps Wineries Increase Tasting Room Sale
  • Tokaj wine-growers welcome decision prohibiting power plant
  • Hallelujah! Communion everyday, all day
  • 'Paint and sip' classes let patrons fill a canvas while topping off wine glasses
  • Former Hedge Fund Manager Gets Bashed On The Head With A Wine Bottle
    • July 15, 2010
  • Alcohol Manufacturers Drink in Profits From At-Home Consumption
  • Silicon Valley Bank Connects Congressional Democrats and VC Clients
  • Is trouble brewing in the U.S. beer industry?
  • U.S. pockets $20.6 bln in sin taxes in FY'09
  • French wine centre planned for Beijing
  • Elite European producers push for fine wines in China
  • Recession a blessing for wine sellers
  • Suckling: Spectator split was 'amicable'
  • OZ: Adelaide Hills winemaker responds to Richard Smart's WRAA report
  • Sonoma Vintner/Grower Rescues 169 Horses
  • Winery Ecommerce Points to Trends for Retailer Websites
  • Sonoma AVA idea irks Napa vintners
  • New Video Debunks Flawed Claims of Anti-Bottled Water Activists
  • Most imported olive oils don't match 'extra virgin' claims
  • Is the Internet So Crowded It’s Over?
  • RPI study: red wine fights Alzheimer's
  • Diageo's Shares Changing Hands at Higher Prices
  • Bulls in Charge of Brown-Forman
  • NY: Wine? Not!
  • Wine Investor Regal Group Swaps Shares With Chinese RFID Co
  • Dom puts more into long-term storage than ever before
  • VinoList Offers a New Membership Service with Exclusive Discounts
  • China's first micro-winery wins plaudits
  • Backsberg launches new brand in a soft bottle
  • Russian champagne company to start “wine tourism”
  • Fiorina picks up ag endorsement in Clovis
  • IMW opens applications for 2010
  • Are locapours hitting their stride?
  • Fresno State goes Down Under to tap new head of wine program
  • Sonoma supervisors neutral on Black Mountain name change
  • Arizona immigration law opens farm jobs to unemployed
  • NFL's Joe Montana Lists Wine Country Mansion For $49M
  • The Semillons rise again
  • Big names sign up to appear at Harpers global wine conference
  • Lake Erie Regional Grape Program: 2010 Summer Grower Conference
  • Fresno State goes Down Under to tap new head of wine program
  • Diageo bets on spirited growth in India
  • UK: WSTA appoints new policy and campaigns manager
  • UK: BBR to introduce wine broking exchange
  • OZ: Keneally promotes NSW wine in China
  • New York's Urban Vineyard
  • Riesling on the rise in Pacific Northwest
  • Texas Terroir
  • Benziger family leads in sustainable winemaking
  • NC: ABC system under fire
  • Sonoma-Cutrer Winery Opens its Doors to the Public
  • An Unpretentious Wine Tasting
  • Fun-loving South Africans see exports jump
  • Russia to accept only good quality Moldovan wine exports
  • UC Davis holds study on the use of grape powder
  • Books: 'Last Call' reveals facts and myths about Prohibition
  • Juvenile Product of The Year: Bra holds 25 oz. of wine
    • July 14, 2010
  • 2010 Calif Winegrape Estimate Down 6%
  • Tour de France: wine "to dull the physical pain"
  • Diageo weighs possible merger
  • Shaky river delta infrastructure threatens water supplies
  • SAfrica: Wine growers feel squeeze as costs rise
  • Wine #Tweetups, Meet-up with a World of Wine
  • The Art of Packaging Wines
  • Plastic’ bottles for wine are ‘not inferior’
  • Extreme Wines: Most Expensive Vintage?
  • Finance Overhaul Casts Long Shadow Over Ag
  • NZ: Racism clouds land-sale debate
  • Napa, Sonoma Wineries Still Selling
  • Will this be 'The decade of Washington wine?'
  • Blass tacks
  • Latour '61 Leads Historic Wines at $1.6 Million Sotheby's Sale in London
  • Liquor Group Acquires Alcohol Distributor in South Carolina
  • Wine woos China's chic
  • There's no longer anything screwy about drinking wine with no corks
  • UK: Row over Big Issue wine adverts
  • Chile Producers Excited about Indian Market
  • Sour grapes as contract row goes to court
  • Argentine wine scoops innovation award
  • Consumer spending slowed in June
  • New Cru Bourgeois classification: date for launch
  • Don't let the sun wilt your wine
  • TX: Wine-grape growers workshop set for July 19
  • Kiwis fight over frost-fan noise
  • A British expert talks about U.S. wines
  • WA: More Traps set for grapevine moth
  • Red Wine, the Heart Helper
  • Wine Vending Machines: A Technology Kludge for Bad Laws
  • Riesling Rendezvous Redux
  • Alsace wine labelling overhaul on the horizon
  • Should sommeliers sip wine before serving it?
  • Rare 'Judgment of Paris' winner for sale
  • Diageo selects CI Logistics for materials handling contract
  • NZ: Wineries in receivership
  • More Grape than Gourmet at annual Sacramento event
  • Consultations on wine supplies suspended over Moldova’s politicized position
  • Total Wine Taps DataCore Software to Virtualize Storage
  • Awards help B.C. wineries stand out in the crowd
  • When every scent disappeared from my world
    • July 13, 2010
  • Acampo winery accused of violating the Williamson Act
  • Counterfeit Wine Below the Radar: The Case of Tesco
  • California farmworkers may get 40-hour workweek
  • Social media: necessary, but not sufficient for success
  • NZ: Robotic vine pruner in development
  • European producers push for fine wines in China
  • Exploring brand associations in wine purchases (PDF)
  • Will More Politicians Politick for Their State's Wines?
  • TX: Caprock winery sells for $6.5M
  • UK: Rose' a bright spot for on-trade
  • A Dream Corked: Wine Sales Unlikely for N.Y. Groceries
  • Grocery wine sales can boost jobs, revenue for NY
  • OR: Roseburg may pony up for wine institute
  • Oregon wines establish a tiny toehold in France
  • Critics prep to fight repeal of Mass. alcohol tax
  • WineWeb Releases Mobile Winery Tour Planning Tool
  • George Steinbrenner dies of heart attack. Can red wine help prevent yours?
  • Georgia eyes foreign wine markets
  • OZ: Field day to focus on healthier grapevines
  • Château Lafite 1982 heads Sotheby's wine auction
  • WA: Liquor privatization measure certified for ballot
  • Arrowood wine production moves to Oakville
  • Sonoma-Cutrer Winery opens its doors to the public
  • NY: State may see early wine grape harvest
  • OZ: Glut warning for cool climate wine producers
  • Ithaca tasting room features WineStation technology
  • Wine industry mourns man killed by buffalo
  • Wine Economists Release List of Current Working Papers
  • Australia launches multi-million dollar campaign in China
  • Memorial Day Is a Wine Event
  • Are the “Red Wine Headaches” Preventing You From Enjoying Red Wine? Try This!
  • When it comes to the right wine, education, customer relations key
  • Pa. taking wine machines statewide
  • AZ: Proposed legislation may hinder local wineries
  • OZ: Alcohol restrictions reduce violence
  • Vino to go — airborne
  • B.C. wine awards announced
  • Destination Cellars Names VP, Winery Relations & Estate Sommelier
  • OR: Dundee winery receives federal loan guarantee
  • The World's Wine Lovers Are About to Get Lucky
  • FL: Southern to Contribute Scholarships
  • Calif Wine-Tasting Room Welcomes Dogs
  • BC: Cattle take a tipple for dinner
  • Ape Testicles, Red Wine Aid Geezers in Quest for Eternal Life
    • July 12, 2010
  • Discounting Drives US Sales Up 3.6%, Imports Slide, $20+ Wines Still Lead
  • Jackson Confirms WII Article: Winemaking To Cease At Arrowood Winery
  • HR5034 Hits a Snag
  • Foster's to spin off wine unit despite signs of growth
  • Radical and Dangerous: Possible Changes to the U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Alcohol
  • New Dietary Guidelines on Alcohol: Submit Your Comments Now
  • Costco’s sales slow, but food remains bright spot
  • Australia launches multi-million dollar campaign in China
  • Microbrewer Tax Break Bill Intro'ed in Congress
  • Oregon Outlaws home beer, wine competitions
  • A loving and tasty tribute
  • Foster's US wine claims backed
  • Dietary Flavonol Intake May Lower Stroke Risk
  • Vintners propose new AVA in Sonoma County
  • Sacramento leads nation in direct farm-to-consumer sales, study finds
  • Washington Brands vs Brand Washington
  • UK: Tesco undermines support for below cost selling
  • VIDEO: LinkedIn myths explained
  • Gallo Taps Social Media For Tequila Tour
  • Sonoma supervisors could sidestep furor over Black Mountain
  • Links and Slaughters advise on Diageo's liquid pension strategy
  • Washington states turns agricultural tourism into a fine art
  • Dom Perignon launches new Oenotheque at Decanter
  • Grape and Wine Scientists Join Brock
  • TX: Economists skirmish in Dallas wet/dry debate
  • NY: Wine festival returns to Watkins Glen International
  • China: Golden Seed Winery to withdraw from property business
  • Alabama Wine Country
  • NY: Dr. Frank's winery to reopen tasting room
  • Booze-flavored breath fresheners
    • July 09, 2010
  • WA: State begins trapping program for European grapevine moth
  • Martin and Weyrich Winery sold for $2 million
  • Smart thanks Northern Hemisphere for southern wine quality
  • The Heaven and Hell of Prohibition
  • Sustainability the Focus of Napa Farms Market in SFO's New Terminal 2
  • Group blasts proposed alcohol car interlock bill
  • The Locavore Wine Hypocrisy
  • Schumer wants NY wines at White House
  • Millennials’ perceptions to green winery practices (PDF)
  • Brown-Forman @ Year Highs
  • Napan builds station to cool farmworkers
  • Quirky wine store thrives in Garden Grove
  • The Only Wine And Spirits Critic Who Matters
  • UK: WSTA rejects calls for beer and pub tax break
  • Fed Projects to enhance ag water use
  • Mountain biking at its best in the vineyards
  • Diageo open to deals with beer businesses
  • Designed to sell direct
  • California v. the "Mothra" of Wine
  • WA: Wine Incubator
  • Wine Country gains Amazon connection
  • TX: Grape harvests begin this month
  • Love Wine? Invest in Wine!
  • Franschhoek wine farm murder remains mystery
  • Football, Amazon, California, sailing — massive Sipped & Spit!
  • MD: LCB Defends Promo, Questioned For Overstating Figures
  • PA Installs Big Brother-ish Wine Vending Machines
  • OH: TV series highlights wineries in the area
  • Calif. aims to boost enforcement of organic rules
  • Winery to open next summer
  • ETS Opens Lab in Oregon headed by Patricia Howe
  • Fury over Tesco’s cheap wine
  • UK: Denbies signs up Brendan Seal as vintage winemaker
  • UK Vineyard Adopts Biodynamic Method In Wine Making Process
  • Moldovan officials due in Moscow for wine export talk
  • England turns to wine production
  • Drync Launches Android Version of Mobile Wine App
  • New Site to Market Luxury Wines
  • Darling of the wine route
  • Wine Enthusiasts Spend day at Grape & Gourmet
  • Lee still dreams of gravity-flow winery
  • Home winemakers will converge on Yountville for annual classic
  • MN: Area couple growing vineyard, new business
  • Christian Lazo Wines
  • MD: Whaleyville winery uncorked
    • July 08, 2010
  • 'Which side of the Potomac are the vineyards on?' Branding WA wine
  • China drives up global prices for top luxury goods
  • Diageo sees Asia as Windsor market
  • Ontario Commission urges wine and grape leaders to work together
  • Female winemakers carve out a niche in Burgundy, France
  • 'Garagistes' Rediscover Terroir
  • Bill seeks to privatize wine, spirit sales in Pennsylvania
  • O'Hare, Midway to sell beer & wine from roving pushcarts?
  • VinAccess, VinoVisit and eWinery Solutions Launch DtC in France and Italy
  • Fortune Brands July 30th Conference Call/Webcast on Q2 Results
  • Calif Grape & Tree Fruit League lists concerns
  • Nation's Oldest Cultivated Grapevine In Ill Health
  • Service to Help Missourans Fulfill Liquor License Application Process
  • OZ: Curtain falls on a successful WineTech 2010
  • SA Wine Industry hoping for post World Cup global sales boost
  • Record 2009 sales but 'no change' in Far East
  • Former Foster's executive to lead global business
  • Crushpad: In a world of would-be winemakers
  • Millione to help African schools by selling 1 Mln bottles
  • Unique website for wine shop sale
  • Rescued grape becomes gratifying red
  • Lodi company capitalizes on the power of blogging
  • Success of AlcoholEdu results in four more years of funding
  • The man who shattered South Africa’s wine-glass ceiling
  • A Wine Investment Company You Can Trust?
  • Water for Washington Vineyards
  • Mobile BIS Introduces New Software for Wine Industry
  • American Winery Launches Premier Cellar
  • Pontet-Canet leads classed growths in green approach
  • Push for wine and beer industries in Wales
  • Swipe, smile, blow: Pa. has wine vending machines
  • What should sommeliers do?
  • New iPhone App Promotes Hoosier Wineries
  • Stew Leonard's announces 6 new certified specialists of wine
  • Alcohol consumption in Korea hits decade high
  • Italian en primeur requires no guesswork
  • Wineries look to promote business with new 3-stop tour
  • 2009 en primeur prices hit staggering heights
  • A wealth of wineries lines the Blue Ridge Parkway
  • The Swell New Adventures of Steve Case
  • UK: Restaurant offers top wines from dispensers
  • It's 'Hollywood on the East River' for Kedem Winery site
  • The Vine Guy: Judging wine is tougher than you think
  • Mom Confessions: Drinking Makes Me a Better Mother
  • Wine! Cognac! Conspiracy! Philip Morris & Corrupt Russian Officials
  • The REAL reason we turn to wine and chocolate when heartbroken
    • July 07, 2010
  • Can we save the Williamson Act? Should we?
  • Ross Valley Winery Closes
  • How your excise taxes compare to mine
  • Exploring brand associations in wine purchases (PDF)
  • The NFL's War On Wine
  • Spain World Cup Player Iniesta Bets Soccer Fortune on Winery
  • Vaynerchuk on Influence, Emotion, and Being a "Douche Bag"
  • Fosters cancels vineyard and winery sales
  • U.S. Wine Market to Swell by 2030
  • US allows GMO study; Alsace trials resume
  • Farmers seek estate tax reform (audio)
  • WA: voters might overturn state liquor stores as they ended prohibition
  • Russia rejects Moldovan wine amid history dispute
  • All about the new small business health care tax credit
  • UK off-trade alcohol sales on the increase
  • Aussie baby boomers pick wine over beer
  • Two Cal Poly Wines Win Gold in Orange County
  • Rural metal thefts up in Central Valley
  • Muscadet forced to resort to crisis distillation to alleviate inventories
  • Exploring the Value of Wine Medals
  • Exploding wine bottles spark more worries
  • Old wine-pairing myths die hard
  • Collectors can bid online for the 'legendary' 2000 Château Pétrus
  • UK consumers discover the origin
  • Natural Wine or Unnatural Beverage
  • McEvoy Ranch branches into wine
  • TX: Workshop for Prospective wine-grape growers Aug. 6 in Houston
  • Wine Institute names Tom LaFaille global trade head
  • UK: New alcohol guide for schools launched
  • Neighbours watch the birth of a winery
  • Wineries embracing social networking
  • It's think'n drink as wine labels get quirky
    • July 06, 2010
  • Study: Consumers hungry for restaurants
  • The false promise of Hoover Dam
  • Weak euro presents window of opportunity in wine investments
  • Wine Channel TV Expands Programming to Reach of Over 28 Million Homes
  • OZ: Glut sabotages wine brands
  • What Syrah Really Needs
  • Study suggests label is more important than vintage for wine drinkers
  • How do millennials’ wine attitudes and behaviour differ from other generations? (PDF)
  • WA: Privatization Initiatives Attract Million$
  • Good News & Bad News from Oz
  • Retail offers mixed blessings for Constellation
  • Polarized China's wine market for US vintners
  • South Napa wine warehouse deals push down vacancy
  • OZ: Constellation winery cuts 70 staff
  • OZ: Grapegrowers see future opportunities at wine conference
  • A Spanish Dynasty Looks Forward
  • Diageo Korea enters wine business
  • OZ: WineTech 2010 opens on a robust note
  • Napa Grapegrowers Get Water Tips
  • Can David slay Goliath in the world's vineyards?
  • 5 themes to inspire Calif vintners
  • New king of the (William) Hill (Winery) fine-tuning
  • Push for local industry as new US wines arrive
  • Valley man wins award for his ag achievement
  • Semillons prepare for the steamiest wine event of the year
  • Smith Haut Lafitte to export wines by sail-powered ship
  • Mendocino Growers Showcase: Grapes for sale
  • Cypress Hills winery reopens after one vineyard destroyed by flood
  • Alain Brumont launches 2009 En Primeur campaign
  • VA: ABC store plan loaded with issues
  • AZ: liquor-sales law going out with little protest
  • Decanting vs. aerating wine
    • July 02, 2010
  • Don't be timid in Grape Moth control
  • Calif. lawmakers revise OT rules for farm workers
  • Calif Farmers decry overtime legislation going to governor's desk
  • Growers Eye False chinch bug invasion in southern SJV
  • Constellation CEO discusses wine sales to US restaurants, bars
  • Constellation: Powerless On Pricing
  • Highlights From STZ's Q1 Conference Call
  • Napa Valley leads US in direct wine sales
  • Grape growers vs. moth
  • Intergenerational entrepreneurship in family businesses: A wine industry perspective (PDF)
  • Nelson to Leave WineAmerica
  • OZ: Earlier ripening due to more than climate change
  • Lindemans Launches 2D Barcode Campaign to Capture In-Store Wine Shoppers
  • NZ: More insolvencies predicted in wine industry
  • Soave undergoes a renaissance
  • Can South African Wines Bridge a Racial Divide?
  • Aussie Wine Company Faces Angry Creditors
  • Tesco unveils ambitious plans for Finest range
  • Wine bloggers conference featured rock stars of WA wine
  • Thomas Jefferson's Wine Legacy
  • UK: Wine industry in talks over new national consumer campaign
  • Tesco unveils ambitious plans for Finest range
  • Winetitles prizes on offer at WineTech 2010
  • Purple Cowboy: Official Wine of Pro Rodeo Cowboys Assn
  • Diageo Uses Scotch to Plug Gap in Pension Plan
  • Who Should be in the Vintners Hall of Fame?
  • WINE-MAKERS SAY DRINK AND DIVE
  • No wine for woman, 37, without ID
  • A grape sex life
    • July 01, 2010
  • Calif Assembly may vote on farm workers overtime
  • Red Wine Corrects Damage Caused By Past Heart Attacks & Strokes
  • SF Supervisor's fee on alcohol a terrific idea
  • Restaurant performance index dips
  • Italians to toast saint with Aussie wine
  • Constellation profit lifted by tax rate, shrs fall
  • Women and wine: Analysis of this important market segment (PDF)
  • Dry America's not-so-sober reality: It's shrinking fast
  • Alcohol Industry Reaps Rewards While Calif & Gov't Budgets Suffer
  • Roederer turns to brown bottles
  • Fine wine profile: The Wine Investment Fund
  • Wine Innovation profile: Invivo
  • Clues to health benefits of olive oil
  • French wines ditch regional labeling to compete with 'New World' wines
  • SJV Truckers may get more grant funding
  • Group launches campaign to eliminate dry areas in Dallas
  • The Wine Economics Magnification Effect
  • Wine Sales Unlikely for NY Groceries
  • The Wireless Vineyard
  • Online Wine Auction Sites Soar
  • Amazon, Woot, and You: But Mostly Woot
  • With Purchase of Woot, a Daily Deal Site, Amazon Expands Its Inventory
  • Bordeaux wine: sit down and I'll tell you the price...
  • Northwest Vineyards Warm Up
  • Airlines liven up drink selections to spur revenues
  • WA: Costco and liquor: Good or bad?
  • Montes founder Douglas Murray dies
  • Old names build new face in the Rhone
  • OH: Scars remain from tragedy at Lonz Winery
  • Calif. wine exports dipped last year, but 2010 looks rosier
  • The Cape wine business gets some bad financial press
  • Remote sensing to map soil salinity
  • Anivin de France debuts new value selection
  • NZ: Battlefield for winegrowers
  • Jonny Miller explains his plans for golf at Silverado
  • The Bend News
  • Honig Taps New Online Tool
  • IWC reveals its 2010 Trophy winners
  • Moldovan Wine Faces Russian Restrictions Amid Political Feud
  • English wine beats champagne in IWC trophy
  • NZ: More machines used for pruning
  • Organic Farming Enhances Biodiversity, Natural Pest Control
  • Mason Cellars hires new VP of winemaking, sales
  • Intervine taps Matovcik as president
  • Thompson to speak at Lake County Farm Bureau July 8
  • Elastocon offers material for synthetic corks
  • The VinniBag: A Case for Overprotective Wine Lovers
  • 26,284 bottles of wine seized in Taliban Country
    • June 30, 2010
  • Alcohol tax increases unlikely in Sacto
  • Nielsen: Global Online Shopping Report
  • Diageo Cautious on 2011 Recovery
  • Moet & Chandon Launch Ice Champagne
  • Hinman & Carmichael LLP Adds Two Lawyers
  • Moet appoints new Managing Director
  • San Joaquin probation sweep targets metal thieves
  • Forging Links and Enhancing the Magic of Wine
  • Cal Gov wants $11Bn water bond off Nov ballot
  • Marketing terroir: A conceptual approach (PDF)
  • New Wine Institute head faces challenges
  • Multi-Color to buy Italian label maker for $61.6 mln
  • World Ag Expo looking for most innovative products
  • Wine market:fragmented, confusing, impenetrable
  • Burgundy-Beaujolais AOC disputes resolved
  • WA: Red Mtn AVA to get Yakima water
  • Buying wine in Pa. a sober decision
  • UC Davis wine courses announced
  • Dealing with toxic posts
  • France, Chile win in Concours Mondial du Sauvignon
  • Former Wild Horse owner opens Paso tasting room
  • Apps: Need help choosing a wine?
  • State Fair honors Calif wine
  • UK: Ellwood leaves Vinopolis
  • Destination Cellars: New VP/Winery Relations & Estate Sommelier
  • Wine part of our patriotic past
  • The founding fathers of American wine
  • "Pandora's Bottle:" inspired by famous wine incident
  • Orson Welles Drunk Outtakes for Paul Masson Wine Commercial
    • June 29, 2010
  • OZ: Drive to boost wine market share in China
  • Alcohol fee considered in San Francisco
  • The fabulous Love Story between Wine and China
  • Diageo Takes Majority Ownership Stake in NUVO
  • Alcohol during pregnancy may damage sons' semen quality
  • Wenzhou hot in imported wine market
  • BMW, Audi and Forbes Reports: some good News for Luxury Wines?
  • Is Bordeaux wine an alternative financial asset? (PDF)
  • Big Bang for Booze Bucks
  • Moths' yen for grapes rallies ag into action
  • Recent Trends in the Washington Wine Industry
  • WA: Privatized booze sales won't mean lower price
  • French wines' new export strategy: think "Coca-Cola"
  • New York state installs wine-by-the-glass machines
  • Layoffs Precede New owners at Silverado Resort
  • Over half of AOC Bordeaux producers 'suffering serious financial difficulties'
  • IN: Alcohol campaign faces an uphill battle
  • Ahead of the Bell: Consumer spending
  • WA: Dueling Liquor Privatization Initiatives
  • Indiana Retail Council Pushing Again For Sunday Sales
  • Koch vs Acker case 'should not affect auctions'
  • CT: Sunday ban on alcohol sales a costly mistake
  • Wine: First in, first served
  • Wine Cellar Porn for Your Coffee Table
  • Canada: Exploding bottles leads to Benjamin Bridge wine recall
  • Minimum Pricing For Alcohol In The UK
  • OSU assembles its Wine Institute
  • RBH pops its cork for Portuguese Cork Association
  • Lake County Envisions Five New Wineries
  • Stanley Wagner dies, early Finger Lakes vintner
  • Wine Bottles in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop
  • LIQUID MEMORY Why Wine Matters
  • Slip-on wine thermometer assures a good time
  • Pinot overshadows some of Oregon's other grapes
    • June 28, 2010
  • Realty Income Closes Sale-Leaseback with Diageo
  • 5.6 quake hits N. Chile, no damage seen
  • Direct-to-Consumer Gets Transaction-Based Market Study
  • Prison is too good for grape moth carrier
  • World Cup wines blur South African colour line
  • Leaders of the North Coast’s Independent wine companies
  • Farmers get $10 Million to help air quality efforts
  • 2010 Wine Blog Award Winners Announced
  • Wine Scientists Honor Two Leaders
  • One Seattle Starbucks to get beer, wine this fall
  • Putting Verde wines on the map
  • Buffett raises Tesco stake
  • Chemical in red wine may prevent eye disease
  • Constellation to Report Q1, 2011 Results
  • NZ: Gravitas placed in hands of receivers
  • Wine specialist joins select group for seminar
  • Central Coast: Like trendy bar with punk streak
  • Wine not? Push for grocery vino sales
  • NY: Bill Would Cap Property Taxes, Let Grocers Sell Wine
  • NY: Wine Sales In Grocery Stores A No-Go For Legislature?
  • PA tests high-tech wine vending machines
  • Germany: Wine under threat
  • Coca Cola to Distribute KDM's Wine Brands in Puerto Rico
  • The many layers of a winemaker in disguise
  • 2011 Blogger Conference To Be Held in Charlottesville, VA
  • Sonoma Viticulture briefs
  • Diageo ranked Second Best Place to Work
  • Codorniu: Managing Promotions And Controlling Sales Points With XTEL
  • Maine's newest winery opens
  • Touring Alabama's top-notch vineyards
  • Extreme Wine Report: Wine in Kabul
    • June 25, 2010
  • Realty Income Prices New Offering To Fund Diageo Purchases
  • Cal Residential vines targeted for Grape Moth treatment
  • New York Dropping Off in Wine Sales
  • Oregon's wine industry faces prospect of lower-priced future
  • Kirk Venge breaks ground on winery
  • Chinese eye wine assets of Foster's
  • Cruvee Launches "YourWineYourWay" App for Wineries
  • France sees advent of new controlled appellations
  • Central Valley farmworkers programs get grants
  • Oriental fruit fly discovered in Sacramento County
  • Ag exporters caught in transportation crunch
  • Walla Walla port's wine incubator hatches first business
  • OZ: Grape growers seek new passion
  • Water-saving technology tested at Mondavi Winery
  • Dr. Oz: To Drink or Not To Drink
  • Farmworkers challenge the jobless: Take our jobs
  • Red Wine Compound Could Point to Treatment for Eye Diseases
  • The Ranch Winery Expands
  • Heimoff: "Obscure" varieties a hard sell
  • Italian Vineyards hit by storms
  • Bordeaux: 'stupid and arrogant'
  • 'Bonkers' Cos flies off the shelves at nearly BP300
  • Despite Record Prices, Bordeaux 2009s Are Selling
  • IBM Aims toAlleviate Water Shortages in NCalif Wine Country
  • PA: Wine kiosk questions answered
  • Iconic Napa wineries part of $269 million sale-lease deal
  • REIT acquires Napa Valley wine assets from Diageo
  • Starbucks shop tries wine, 'coffee theater'
  • Sial Paris 2010: focus on wine
  • Canadian Vintner recalls Nova 7 wine
  • TradePlacer.com Launches Real-Time Exchange for Wine, Other Collectibles
  • Identity crisis?
  • Judge blocks winery plan
  • GA: Winery group holds inaugural meeting
  • Big GOP donors go to Napa Valley to hear Giuliani
  • Here's to Bob
  • Loose Leaf Wine Designs
    • June 24, 2010
  • Realty Income To Buy $269M Of Diageo's Napa Valley Vineyards
  • Napa water experiment could change agriculture
  • Updates to SJV open burning rule
  • 10 Myths About Wineries, Social Media, and Their Interactions
  • Major Alcohol Trade Associations Oppose Wholesaler Bill (HR 5034)
  • Economic recovery? Not so fast
  • Changyu Wine Wins Rights To "Cabernet" Brand
  • Grape growers prepare for 'difficult market'
  • New smelt agreement will keep Delta pumps going
  • New Opening days for FHC China 2010
  • California's Subprime Water Problem
  • New Wine Wholesaling Business In Imperial Valley
  • Crushpad Adds New Winemaker
  • World’s first crowd-sourced social wine brand
  • Mobile technologies ring in change
  • Wine Time in Mendoza
  • Tasmania Wins Bid to Host International Wine Symposium
  • 10-in-1 Mobile Wine App Offers Reviews, Pairings, Cellar Journal
  • Lanson changes name to broaden portfolio
  • Are 2009 Bordeaux First Growths overpriced?
  • N.Y. Winery to Debut AstraPouch
  • Unconfidential China wine market for European wine merchants?
  • Bordeaux proprietor invests in Bulgarian potential
  • Goodbye Cabernet, Hello Chaos Theory?
  • Research abounds at UC Davis facility
  • Vinitaly Pairs the Best of Italian Wine With the Finest Russian Cuisine
  • Black Raven Brewing Loses Trademark Battle with Wine Producer
  • Wine Kiosks Open in Pennsylvania Supermarkets
  • New drink-drive limit means just one beer
  • Don Sebastiani & Sons Names Tom Hawkins Chief Financial Officer
  • TEMECULA VALLEY WINE COMPETITION
  • BENESSERE ANNOUNCES NEW NATIONAL SALES DIRECTOR
  • BENNETT LANE SELECTS WASHINGTON WHOLESALE FOR D.C. DISTRIBUTION
  • God Particle Sound: Like Coins in Wine Glass
  • Wine in a Paint Can
    • June 23, 2010
  • News Alert: Trinchero Confirmed as Buyer Of Havens Winery Property
  • OIV Report: Wine Industry Slowdown ‘09
  • Adults going out less often, study finds
  • Lake Supervisors vote to give back Guenoc Winery land donation
  • Cal Water diversion-reporting law brings a stream of FAQs
  • Red Wine's Magical Properties Continue to Amaze and Delight
  • Biltmore is most visited winery in U.S.
  • Grape growers prepare for a 'difficult market'
  • Building an empire, winery by winery
  • IPM funding, research at risk
  • Wine Bloggers Conference Live Broadcast
  • Booze Lobby Invests Big Money in Key Oregon Legislative Races
  • Compound found in red wine may help lose weight
  • Can Shanghai become a fine-wining capital?
  • Chamarre': is the French wine industry ready for brands?
  • Bordeaux 09: 'phoney war' begins
  • Vintners who champion obscure grape varieties
  • PA: Supermarket wine kiosks opening in Mechanicsburg, Harrisburg
  • NC: New magazine to promote wine
  • What I Learned at the Aspen Food and Wine Classic
  • UK: Drinks trade welcomes budget tax freeze
  • Wine fan's Tesco bargain bottle is a fake
  • MSWB seeks other grants as winery's $100K in limbo
  • Liquor Group Illinois Acquisition Exceeds Expectations
  • Wine Buzz: Lockeford winemaker seeks to grow industry diversity
  • More and more Tabor
  • First carbon neutral winery in South America is Chilean
  • Canada: Luckett winery project encounters opposition
    • June 22, 2010
  • Court Orders EIR for Jackson’s Knights Valley Winery
  • How Granholm has led to a flood of non-taxed wine shipments
  • Tasting Room Collectives take root
  • How Red Wine Helps the Heart
  • Bordeaux 2009 seen more than trebling 2008 prices
  • Havens Winery + Good EPR Summary based on Wine Industry Insight Reporting
  • SRJC's Shone Farm Winery blends education, grapes
  • MEA CULPA: Arrowood Leaves Jess Jackson's (Not Constellation's) Arrowood Vineyards
  • Ahwahnee Announces 2010 Vintners’ Holidays Lineup
  • American Association of Wine Economists Annual Conference
  • Ultra-cheap wine mooted for UK store
  • Something to wine about
  • It's think 'n drink as wine labels get quirky
    • June 21, 2010
  • Luxury trains from Napa to the Grand Canyon?
  • NY: Wineries pressured to oppose grocery wine bill
  • Bordeaux Wines Guild Training in Wuhan
  • BYOB, answer to the business downturn in restaurants?
  • Marin Winery Shake-out
  • MEA CULPA: Arrowood Leaves Jess Jackson's (Not Constellation's) Arrowood Vineyards
  • Anatomy of Wine Fraud
  • Would you drink while pregnant?
  • A little alcohol may lower arthritis risk
  • Silicon Valley Bank Named a Top Workplace in the Bay Area
  • CARE Act 2010: A Kentucky Bourbon Challenger
  • Sunset Mag Releases Free Guide on Napa Valley
  • Oregon Pinot Stands Out at a French Cafe
  • Wine.com Launches Daily Flash-Sale Site
  • Wine bottle washer plans August startup
  • Nomacorc introduces new oxygen analyser for wine bottling
  • OZ: Wine bottles to get health warning
  • SouthernW&S / Indiana To Go Statewide in July
  • Grower's other life: Exploring for Lonely Planet
  • Synchronized Sud de France tasting gets underway
  • OZ: Foster's keeps four vineyards
  • Altered Expectations
  • NZ: Wine 'flood' remains headache
  • Garnacha and Gastronomy from Aragon
  • World Congress of Vine and Wine kicked off in Georgia
  • Wines.com Licenses Accelerize New Media Platform
  • Jordan Winery Donates Videography Services to Bloggers Conference
  • Asda promotes long drinks in Diageo tie-up
  • UC Davis Olive Center's Dan Flynn
  • Chateau Lafite, Mouton priced at BP550 to wine merchants
  • Virginia Heavily Promoting the Wine Industry
  • Hundreds attend Banned Paris sausage, wine fest
  • Wine Cellars On Wheels
    • June 18, 2010
  • Calif Senate Votes To Oppose HR 5034
  • New Water Reporting Requirements Have Calif Farmers On Edge
  • Costco exec thinks privatization measure will qualify for ballot
  • Ravenswood: Right Tat = Free Wine 4 Life
  • The Anti-Alcohol Drink Causing A Stir In France
  • Wine economists to discuss world wine market
  • NASCAR Wineries
  • Kirkland winery revived with new name
  • USDA-TTB Agreement On Organic Wine labeling
  • Japan's $4 Wine, Courtesy of Wal-Mart
  • Wine Tasting Room Success Strategies
  • In search of…Washington State Pinot Noir
  • Clouds loom over Canoe Ridge Vineyard
  • Wine and Water
  • PA: Growers try hand at Earth-friendly winery
  • College president sees rosy future for Umpqua Valley wine industry
  • 8 Secrets About Organic Wine
  • Mapping Out A Wine Lover's Time Sucker
  • The underdog barks
  • When bad conditions kill good wines
  • A Pithy Little Wine Co.
  • IN THE MATTER OF RIVENDELL WINERY, LLC v. DONOVAN
  • Sitter sentenced to 8 yrs for giving wine to infant
    • June 17, 2010
  • Second-generation Grape Moth trapped in Sonoma County
  • Trading Down: Wine Drinkers Satisfied, Likely To Continue
  • Why Syrah Crashed
  • Boycotting BP-Lessons from French Wine
  • For Gallo, Fertile Land Yields Low Taxes
  • EU withdraws plans for rules on organic wine production
  • Zero-alcohol drink-drive limit looms in the UK
  • Mediterranean Diet Helps Offset Bad Genes
  • A glass of wine breeds better babies
  • Friending The Social Consumer
  • Foster vs Foster's Showdown Hits Australia Goliath With Losses
  • Glass stopper has class and convenience
  • WineWeb Expands Winery Event Reservation Software with Day-of-Event Services
  • CEI Letter to Congress from Consumers on H.R. 5034
  • CellarPasss, of Napa, to open a Delaware office
  • OSU names wine institute director
  • Battle Won? Liquor-Store Privatization Campaign Vanishes From Costco Stores
  • Washington Wine Retrenches
  • Cheating in the wine industry: Why?
  • Learning to Love Mediocrity
  • Making Boxed Wine Look Chic
  • Napa Valley Vineyard Owners Get Hints
  • Australians picking on European wines as global prices stumble
  • Hong Kong to overtake US as top auction destination
  • N.Zealand wine harvest falls, exports seen steady
  • Oregon liquor sales: talk of privatization
  • Demand not matching Bordeaux 2009 hype
  • NC Wine Makers Worry About Proposed Alcohol Legislation
  • Riedel moves in on Muscadine from Florida
  • Cabernet Franc: A grape goes from workhorse to show pony
  • Hyatt and Folio Wine Partners launch label design contest for art students
  • Seniors get break from license checks at Safeways
    • June 16, 2010
  • Bears Taking Control of Constellation?
  • UK considers slashing drink-drive limit
  • Arrowood aims high with new venture
  • Moths' yen for grapes rallies ag into action
  • Do you drink more sensibly the older you get?
  • Follow-Up: Copia class action suit dismissed
  • Up To 30% Of Calif Wineries Can’t Legally Buy Grapes
  • Homeowner Insurance May Leave Art, Wine Collectors Empty-Handed
  • OZ: Wine makers unhappy with 'ugly' health warnings
  • OZ: Hardened drinkers would take no notice of warning labels
  • Sud de France assembles 90 writers & bloggers for worldwide tasting
  • US Sales Up 5.9%, Imports Flat, $20+ Wines Still Lead Way
  • Diageo cold as Ice over US drinking craze
  • 2 sales strategies keep1vintner going
  • UK: Asda launch “demystifies” wine category
  • If It Says "Old Vines," Will You Buy?
  • Sacto-area winemakers among big State Fair winners
  • Federal gov boosts Central Valley water deliveries
  • Castle Brands Joins Forces with Grand Cru Selections
  • Lake County Grape update
  • California Crop Weather report
  • Scharffenberger New Hodo Soy Beanery CEO
  • Mondavi was a Napa pioneer
  • White Owl Winery Owner Tells of Sticky Incident
  • UK: Finca Flichman: #1 branded Argentine wine
  • WA: Chardonnay once again top wine grape
  • Nordby emerges from Ch11, leaves company
  • DUCKHORN NAMES VP MARKETING & DIR, NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
  • Commentary from the should-be-dead
  • Naked wine site frustrated
  • Whitesnake Wine
  • Controversial 'Wine and Sausages' Party Banned in Paris
    • June 15, 2010
  • Calif economy to see sluggish recovery this year
  • New York's Royal Wine Scandals
  • Protection against grapevine moth
  • Mendo Winegrape Grower Showcase Wed
  • World Cup boosts S African wine
  • Majestic unveils 117% pre-tax profit
  • Chamarre' goes into receivership
  • Wines of Mexico opens UK operation
  • OZ Glut hammers Constellation profit
  • Storing wine poorly at wine shops
  • Wholesalers act like old-time moonshiners
  • Crushpad Chooses IBG
  • On Natural Wines
  • Family dining should focus on value
  • Mudslide Covers Okanagan Vineyard
  • Snohomish winery strains for edgy image
  • It's a vine life
  • NY: Keeping peace at wineries
  • Aveniu Brands to drop Luna di Luna
  • OH: Grants for grape growers available
  • Were the Founding Fathers Alcoholics?
    • June 14, 2010
  • Havens Winery Sold For $6.5 Million
  • Overall Retail Sales Drop in May
  • Secrets of Argentina’s Export Success
  • Bordeaux Futures: Sell 700 Cases/hr, Freeze Computer
  • Baptists & Bootleggers Support H.R. 5034
  • High Alcohol Level vs. Wine Health Benefits
  • Day Ranch sold for $6 million
  • Limoneira refis loans on planned Paso project
  • Betting the farm on agritourists
  • Majestic profits fueled by Sauv Blanc
  • Sip & Donate at Dean & DeLuca
  • Winners: 2010 LA Intl Wine & Spirits Competition
  • Paso Robles offers world-class wines without the attitude
  • Silverado viticulturist honored
  • NZ: Wine company makes big splash in China
  • Majestic Wine Toasts A 26% Jump In Profits
  • Francis Ford Coppola interview
  • NZ: Tough times for grape growers
  • NZ: Amnesty offered in grape inquiry
  • Bordeaux 2009: high prices risk 'alienating' US market
  • Wine Traders International Ltd shut down
  • Vintners Own brings wine on tap to Houston
  • Constellation CEO paid $6.8M
  • $300K grant for Sonoma wine
  • Southern Creates North and South Divisions
    • June 11, 2010
  • Copia Municipal Bond Lawsuit Dismissed
  • Foley acquiring Chalk Hill Winery
  • Control options for EGVM
  • Sanger wine firm loses suit with Fresno's R.A. Davis
  • TX: Caprock Winery up for Auction in July
  • Heart-health benefits of wine questioned
  • Taste, Tweet, Win a trip Down Under
  • USDA Crop insurance agreement released
  • U.S. Crop-Insurer Subsidies Will Be Cut, USDA Says
  • Citi Initiates Coverage on Constellation with a Buy
  • Surf's Up for Central Coast Vintners
  • Strange bedfellows as EWG updates database
  • A Merry Reign of Terroir
  • South Africa World Cup and wine blog, Day 4
  • WA: More retail woes: Belltown’s Seattle Cellars to close
  • South West France Gets Back to Its Roots
  • Remembering Art Finkelstein
  • Shafer: 1.5 generations share award-winning wine
  • Asia Beckons Idaho Wines
  • Operators must avoid being World Cup wallies
  • Majestic Wine set to toast results
  • The underdog barks
  • OZ: Farmers fear 40% water cut
  • Roll up, roll up for Sud de France Festival
  • Aveniu Brands Names Andrew Mansinne President
  • Middletown man allegedly hits wife with one-gallon wine bottle
    • June 10, 2010
  • Retail Wine Sales Grew Faster in May
  • FL: Publix, Sweetbay ramping up liquor business
  • Sonoma Winery project approved
  • Randall Grahm calls an end to the party
  • WA: Term 'hard liquor' to appear in booze bills
  • EPA may ban insecticide Endosulfan
  • Mondavi to sponsor English Heritage concerts
  • Klassen of Ad Age to Keynote Wine Industry Tech Symposium
  • Will Rosenblum still be Rosenblum?
  • Risk of unsold wine for Bordeaux 2009
  • Services for vintner Art Finkelstein are Sunday
  • Are your DTC and DTT strategies working together?
  • How natural is 'natural' wine?
  • CA Wine Grape Growers Fdn Awards 10 Higher Ed Scholarships
  • Brown-Forman Cautiously Optimistic
  • 2010 Paso Robles Wine Fest Raises $105K
  • How Apple's Latest Browser Will Hurt Publishers
  • 20 Resources for Displaying Twitter Updates
  • Challenger Wine Trust (CWT) Disappoints
  • A World Cup Wine Drinking Game
  • Moderate Drinking Linked to Lower Risk of Alzheimer's Disease
  • Red wine, a drink to help you think
  • Red wine, green tea prevent prostate cancer
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  • Bordeaux 2009 sales 'on knife edge'
  • Biodynamics Is A Hoax...Amen?
  • CO: Wineries Feeling Winter's Impact
  • Investors seek out wine
  • Russians to buy Chateau d'Avize
  • Concha y Toro launches new website
  • Local growers on guard vs. pesky moth
  • Andrew Peller posts profit as wine sales rise
  • OH: Winery can operate pending state Supreme Court appeal
  • Cru Wine Online Makes Wine Accessible
  • NY: Winery owner charged with DWI, assault
  • Why Jesus turned water into wine Author: Michael De Groote
    • June 09, 2010
  • Gina Gallo, Dry Creek Store Charged With Polluting Russian River
  • CA winegrape crop develops slowly
  • Glut, high costs make Aussie vintners turn to India
  • Volume up but higher costs nip Brown-Forman profit
  • $1.75M allocated to fight grapevine moth
  • Hermes and its newChinese Luxury Wine
  • Getting the Chinese to Drink Like Americans
  • A masterclass in wine apps
  • Scheid Vineyards Reports Smaller Year End Loss
  • Brown-Forman Authorizes $250 Million Share Repurchase
  • UK: Bibendum to distribute India's Grover Vineyards
  • NZ: Glut wine hard to sell
  • Winemakers’ road show set for June 18
  • Vinexpo Asia-Pacific numbers almost double
  • China: Ningbo opens a bonded area for wine traders
  • German Wine fraudsters sentenced
  • Filipino winemakers trained in Napa
  • BYO wine scheme hits London
  • Napa Writers' Conference marks its 30th yr
  • Diageo Says Not Involved With Drinking Game
  • WA: Columbia Valley Terroir Goes to Italy
  • Henri Maire sold
  • NZ: Grape grower reviews structure
  • NZ: Grape grower in receivership
  • MD: Beer, wine referendum passes
  • Symposium sets out future for Grenache
  • Australian invents new wine-preserving gadget
  • France: 'Radioactive' wine renamed
  • Wine, sex helped Brazil win '94 World Cup
    • June 08, 2010
  • Tsingtao, Bright Food May Bid for Foster's Units
  • Korbel's special price strategy
  • Trickle Down [Wine] Economics Jitters
  • Diageo's 7-Step Recipe for Marketing Success
  • New strategy launched for Australian Wine
  • Which Is Less Bad For The Environment: Wine Or Beer?
  • Buy Your Cristal at Winn-Dixie?
  • Château Gruaud Larose, first Second Growth to offer its 2009 as futures
  • Tesco CEO Quits
  • Kiosks Bring High-Tech Wine Sampling To Omaha
  • Chinese wine drinkers are ripe for the picking
  • New CIA Greystone cookbook taps local flavors
  • Wine Away The World Cup With Rosemount
  • Bubble war: Is it Champagne or sparkling wine?
  • UK: Drinks industry should change to help lower alcohol deaths
  • Viagra is Champagne's major threat
  • Why should the wine package be so important?
  • Winery Insider, Humanitas Support Gulf Spill Response
  • Back to the Future With HR 5034
  • Bedell Cellars Appoints New Winemaker
  • Bordeaux 2009: Outstanding, But Will Anyone Buy?
  • Govt announces $440K to bolster overseas collaborations
  • Underdog Wines thrive with lower alcohol, drier approach
  • NZ: Oyster Bay grape harvest dips
  • Bordeaux negociant hires William Koch advisor
  • Southern Bringing More Jobs to Indiana
  • NY: Montezuma Winery launches farmers market
  • BENESSERE ANNOUNCES NEW CLUB DIRECTOR
  • For Sale: £2 million Wine Cooler
    • June 07, 2010
  • Diageo to restructure US wine business
  • Sonoma Growers Discuss Moths, Marketing
  • Ounce of Compliance worth Pound of Cleanup
  • Live Bordeaux Index launched
  • SAfrican wines to get World Cup boost
  • Gallo makes Football Fabulous for Females
  • World Cup Revisited: 120 M U.S. Viewers in 2006
  • Urban winery industry growing in the East Bay
  • Fresno grape growers' season may turn sour
  • TX: $1.2 M for grape growing, wine making research
  • Wine in India's trillion dollar economy
  • Australian vintners court Indian firms
  • OZ: Millions 'wasted' on farm water
  • Vintage Whine: Wholesalers
  • Tabnabbing: A New Type of Phishing Attack
  • Rivella elected pres of Brunello producers
  • Feds get picky over what makes oil 'extra virgin'
  • A Forgotten American Grape: Norton
  • Wine side split eases Foster's sell-off plans
  • WA restaurants favor private liquor sales
  • Seeking Spirits In China After Diageo
  • Carneros turkey farm returns to its winery roots
  • Napa Auction: Playful bidders & $8.5 million
  • UK BONDED WAREHOUSING: Back on safe ground
  • Wine, SJ: for believers and non-believers alike
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  • Sierra Foothills Wine Association Planned
  • Asian wines make a splash
  • Walgreens aims for wine, beer in its Indy aisles
  • Del Nordby emerges from Chapter 11
  • Santa Cruz Mtn growers graft over to new varieties
  • RIP old wine snobberies
  • Promotion Management with WordPress eBook
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  • VA: Chamber ribbon cutting: Wine Store
  • 32 very unique wine logos and labels
  • Rallo Launches Online Wine Community
  • How to open a wine bottle with a shoe.
  • Baby Mice Wine &5 Other Pets You Can Eat
    • June 04, 2010
  • Chalk Hill For Sale, Foley Leading Suitor
  • Farm workers' overtime legislation advances
  • UFW organizing protest to Arizona immigration law
  • Foster's attracts interest from Bright Foods and Tsingtao
  • Brewers Association opposes H.R. 5034
  • Cases of wine fraud
  • Diageo rethinks global marketing structure
  • Ubisoft Makes Wine on Facebook with Vineyard Country
  • Quartz Reef Selected For NZ Wine Push Into US Market
  • OZ: Churchgoers a saviour in time of wine glut
  • Vatican, Falklands in Top 10 Wine Consumers
  • OZ: European wine popular as prices plunge
  • What a Napa vineyard owner should know
  • Alliance sues over 'backdoor' water deal
  • Koch to protest latest lawsuit defeat
  • Sustainable ag practices on the rise
  • Foster's 'grape' expectations leaves namesake in the shade
  • Wines of France Intros E-Learning Program
  • Whitehaven Is Top Kiwi Wine In US
  • Napa Auction Gears Up
  • OZ: Foster vs Foster's Battle Hits Wine Goliath
  • Global warming and the dim fate of wine
  • UK: Foster's expands wine advice scheme to independent retailers
  • Yet more fine wine records set in Hong Kong
  • Australia’s "second oldest" winery celebrates 160 years
  • Alcohol Industry Uniformly Opposes H.R. 5034
  • French winelovers fight to cork their bottles
  • IVIS Chosen for Tracking Winery Production
  • Out of the lion's den – High Court clarifies trademark use
  • Sociando, Giscours release alongside flood of others
  • Paulsen named president of new Valley Gate Vineyards
  • Funds for British Columbia Wine Industry
  • MAJESTIC NAMES WIRTZ MINNESOTA AS DISTRIBUTOR
  • DUCKHORN EXPANDS DECOY PROGRAM
  • Sex & City star to attend Wine, Women & Shoes
    • June 03, 2010
  • Calif Fight brews over ag worker overtime