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September 28, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Do consumers need protection from out of state wine?
  • Scientists Slam Aussie Claims Against Moderate Consumption Benefits
  • The Wine Buyer’s Dilemma, The Wine Economists’ Blunder
  • EPA Boosts Water Policing as Farmers Say Worst Fears Realized
  • The state of the restaurant industry
  • Alcohol Isn’t Worth the Trouble for Some Chain Restaurants
  • Anti-Competitive Wine Moves
  • Marketing wine is not for the faint-hearted, or stupid
  • Farm groups maintain pressure on immigration bill
  • Martini targets next generation
  • Lodi to house wine analysis lab
  • Floating Solar Panels at Winery
  • Mount Eden adds a new brand
  • Rick Perry to attend Jordan Winery fundraiser
  • Black Box Launches 500ml Tetra Pak Wines
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • First Regulatory Green Light for Foster's Deal
  • The Global Spirits Industry’s Top Players: Taking Stock After Years Of Consolidation
  • Diageo opens 'Customer Collaboration Centre' to help off-trade drive growth
  • HARVEST 2011
  • As raisin harvest peaks, growers see high demand
  • OZ: Canberra's 2011 vintage gets a good racking
  • NY: Wine production begins in earnest
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • VIDEO: Wine experts confused a $30 bottle with one worth $500
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Fresno State explores new grape-growing method
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • OH: Unruly kids, inconsiderate parents prompt Ohio winery and live-music venue to ban children from premises
  • VA: AOL Founder Steve Case & wife hope to buy Virginia winery
  • VA: Jancis Robinson pours on the praise for state's wines
  • WA: Tempranillo: Our signature grape?
  • WA: Costco liquor privatization init loses ground
  • EUROPE
  • Kosovo Wants to be wine's top dog
  • Demand for library wines soaring in Champagne
  • Experts of French wine academy to consult Armenian peers
  • Bordeaux auction to have global appeal
  • THE UK
  • English wine producers salute 'quality' vintage
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Major Wine Brands Advocate Tax Reforms Opposed by Wine Bureaucrats
  • OZ: Victorian wine booming in China
  • OZ: Think-tank finds wine tax claims flimsy
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Italians to push food and wine links in Asia
  • Can Australian Wines Woo the Chinese?
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Carménère grape, extinct in Europe, thrives in Chile
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • South African Wineries Deny Accusations of Worker Misery
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Nielsen: How We’re Using Social Media
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Journalist Profiles John Lasseter, Winemaker
  • Women of Sonoma Wine
  • Kosher wine club debuts kosher spirits to order

  • September 27, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Brown-Forman Former Chairman, CEO Dies At 69
  • Impact’s “Hot Prospects” Rank U.S. Market’s Most Promising Wine And Spirits Brands
  • AB Inbev brewing up mega deal for sabmiller
  • Oriental Flushing Syndrome May Limit Chinese Wine Market
  • To a producer from a wine rep who doesn’t work for Southern
  • Wine pricing in restaurants: fair trade or daylight robbery?
  • South African wine, Trump Winery, trademarks
  • New Calif Direct-to-Consumer Wine License Available Jan. 1, 2012
  • Parducci Wine Cellars Opens Tasting Room at Solar Living Institute
  • 'The Bachelor' invades Sonoma...Yet Again!
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Central Valley grape-growing season could be extended
  • Napa Valley Harvest 2011: Risk
  • Washington 2011: "A Tale of Two Summers"
  • Penn Valley/Nevada County - "Latest Harvest to Date"
  • VA: Excessive Rainfall Could Hurt Grape Harvest
  • HEALTH
  • Breast Cancer, Alcohol & Genetics: Latest Information
  • Fortification with Resveratrol May Not Affect Sensory Characteristics of Some Wines
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Weary, Trite, Worn-Out, Lame Wine Headlines
  • Calling All Bloggers: Regional #Wine Week Begins October 9
  • BIG No-No: PR woman lied about sale of Memphis grocery stores
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • So what does terroir taste like?
  • Finding the perfect context for wine appreciation
  • In Wine, Friendliness Isn't Always Enough
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • MI: Liquor Control Commission issuing more liquor licenses, denying fewer
  • NY: Is Long Island Wine Country Still a Wine Destination?
  • EUROPE
  • EU wine production risks industrialisation
  • China, Hong Kong confirm dominance of Bordeaux
  • Italy's Masseto winemakers eye growth in Asia with caution
  • Mosel wine producer hits record-breaking values at auction
  • The Bartons buy another château
  • THE UK
  • New managing director for Pernod Ricard UK
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Baillieu uncorks TV campaign to sell wine to China
  • NZ: Dancing with giants: India and China
  • OZ: Alcohol action groups want wine tax change
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • La Rioja exports wine tourism model to Brazil
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • 4 Times When Using AdWords Will Frustrate You
  • Google+ rocketing since opening up to the public
  • How to get the most out of YouTube advertising

  • September 26, 2011TOP NEWS
  • What's Behind the Moscato Madness?
  • Aussies Eye Franken-grapes To Cope With Climate Change
  • Darkening economy dampens consumers’ spending plans
  • SJValley grape growers see Thompson demand double
  • U.S. Wine Drinkers Root for Home Team
  • Will Yellow Tail Find More Green?
  • Nielsen: The Power of the African-American Consumer
  • Mandatory E-Verify Passes House Committee
  • Gallo Restores Historic Healdsburg Winery
  • Derby Wine Estates converts old Farmers Alliance building in Paso Robles
  • WA: Kennewick company building $5.5 million wine warehouse
  • Fine wine makes a hit at baseball parks
  • New tendencies in wine designs
  • Alcohol group spent nearly $1.3M lobbying in 2Q
  • Wine becomes people's choice
  • Analysis of West Sonoma Coast Vintners
  • Dreyfus, Ashby Boosts Burgundy Portfolio With Array Of International Wine Brands
  • Santa Lucia Highlands Has Its Act Together
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Facebook boosts Diageo US sales by 20%
  • Montrose leads trade on Liv-ex
  • Diageo eyes Asian listing
  • Diageo mulls major acquisitions in emerging market
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Napa Valley Harvest Update - White Wines
  • Douro 2011: a new norm?
  • Fresno Grape harvester crash lands two in hospital
  • Hand-picked grapes 'compulsory' for Burgundy wine
  • Vineyards versus the machine
  • Harvest 2011: A Look Around Spain and Portugal
  • Bordeaux: post-harvest conference brings positive news
  • Calaveras County & Amador County - Harvest Reports
  • MI: Lemon Creek Winery's grape harvest unfazed by harsh winter
  • NY: Grape growers, winemakers endure roller coaster year
  • HEALTH
  • Two glasses of wine a week 'cut asthma risk' compared to heavy drinkers
  • Antioxidants not behind red wine's healthy effect on heart
  • Living Alone Linked With Increased Risk of Dying From Alcohol-Related Causes
  • One Thing Red Wine Can't Do
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Should wine producers listen to journalists?
  • Is Patch Ready to Crash?
  • Is the app economy killing online publishers?
  • WATER
  • Federal judge who ruled in controversial water cases steps down
  • USDA Invests in California Watershed
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • AR: Dollar General approved for beer sales in 50 stores
  • AZ: Phoenix's wine-less Mass criticized
  • NY: Wine technique survives, much like its maker, George O'Dell
  • NY: Family Winery To Open Soon
  • OR: Wine tourism blooms
  • PA: Use liquor 'flood tax' for disasters
  • PA: Who Will Be Held Responsible for the Wine Vending Machine Snafu?
  • VA: Social climber's winery auction called a success
  • WA: Liquor initiative creates far more problems that it solves
  • EUROPE
  • DOCs & DOCGs Are Meaningless if Everyone Has One
  • French and Chinese join forces to fight wine fraud
  • Nueva Rumasa sold to 'vulture fund'
  • THE UK
  • World Wine Agencies and Heritage Wine join forces to distribute Californian wine
  • CANADA
  • Ontario wines still struggle for acceptance
  • A toast to three generations of winemaking
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: SA wine industry labelled as lazy
  • OZ: Wine tax blamed for the glut
  • OZ: Smaller Players want Tax Status Quo
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • China and Bordeaux: A Perfect Match
  • China’s Price Offensive Takes on Booze
  • Victoria targets China's wine thirst
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Cahors could push Malbec in Asia
  • Imported Wines are Gaining in Popularity in Mexico
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Local vintners - and drinkers - are slowly switching on to organic
  • AROUND THE GLOBE
  • Is Israeli Wine as Good as California Wine?
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • 5 reasons you’re probably wasting time with QR codes
  • Wine Websites Miss Out - Annual Harvest Fair Rant
  • ‘Amazon tax’ compromise signed into law
  • Snooth.com Announces Facebook Integration to Make Wine Tasting More Social
  • Booze 'peddled via Facebook'
  • Spectrum Wine Auctions Goes Mobile with iPad and iPhone Bidding App
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Calif. wineries roll out red carpet for families
  • Ken Burns Tackles Prohibition
  • The California-Without-Parker Video
  • Self-proclaimed 'bad wine' maker wins week with the pros

  • September 23, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Update on “Fair Treatment for Farm Workers Act”
  • Northwest Wine Makers Work Hard Just To Keep Sales Flat
  • Huge wine storage facility set for Central Coast
  • Nielsen plans to capture online wine sales data
  • TTB Issues New Guidance for "Personalized Labels"
  • The wine industry reports to the world
  • California repeals alcohol infusion ban
  • Local governments tap alcohol sales for revenue
  • Tim Hanni To Teach New Sonoma State Wine Biz Course
  • No more wine for Mass in Arizona Diocese
  • Changes brewing at San Fran ballpark as wine options grow
  • Ponzi Vineyards announces new assistant winemaker
  • Vintner Joel Burnstein finds quick success
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Treasury Wine: 'Deep discounting' caused sales drop
  • Pernod looks to Americas to overtake Diageo
  • Spectrum Group Announces FY 2011 Results
  • Diageo's Walsh Says Priority to Expand Existing Brands
  • Diageo tipped to head into top tier of global consumer goods companies
  • HARVEST 2011
  • The harvest crush
  • Napa Valley Harvest Report
  • Bordeaux: post-harvest conference brings positive news
  • Chicago Park/Nevada County - Harvest Report
  • From the vine to the vat
  • HEALTH
  • Blame bad decisions on alcohol? Maybe not
  • Resveratrol, Red Wine And The Fountain Of Youth
  • Wine & Health - It’s Not News Anymore, But It Continues to Make the News
  • Red wine no fountain of youth after all? What new study says
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • The Gay Squid Theory of Wine Publishing
  • “Natural wine” — the latest trend
  • Sneak Taste of MacLean's Unquenchable
  • Wine Bloggers and the Opening In The Tent
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Who Says Ripe Cabernet Does Not Age
  • Wine consumers “brainwashed” into thinking they need education
  • How to Select the Proper Wine
  • WATER
  • Judge questions honesty of Interior Dept scientists in water case
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • KY: Northeastern winery looking to add beer
  • ACADEMIA
  • Donley to transition to NC wine industry position
  • EUROPE
  • European court rules Anheuser-Busch, must share Budweiser name
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Margaret River faces threats from mining and breweries
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Catena Zapata Leads Argentina’s Push For Quality
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • StumbleUpon shutting down photo blogs, themes, groups Oct. 24
  • Women Dominate Men at Social Networking
  • Facebook Places Checks Out - Will Your Customers Follow?
  • Facebook's New Verbs Have Marketers Talking
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Wine Country's Sexy New Winery

  • September 22, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Award-winning Chinese wine yet to sign with distributor
  • U.S. House committee endorses E-Verify, no ag exemption
  • Make Sure Your Advertising is TTB Compliant
  • That flushing sound was your job
  • Asia-Pacific Regulators Meet to Streamline Pacific Rim Wine Trade
  • Calistoga Tasting room owner vows to ignore Planning Commission vote
  • Napa Vintners host Chinese wine trade and media
  • Winery Buyers and Sellers Talk
  • Salazar admits peripheral canal could lead to more water exports
  • A taste for rare wines
  • Farm Forum explores Sonoma's food/farming future
  • Wine industry optimistic despite economy, low supply, study finds
  • California Mission Becomes Sustainable Winery
  • I don't get it: What am I missing?
  • Wine: How to avoid plonk in moscato
  • Slammin’ Some Moscato
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Mackay Snares Foster’s Without Australia Trip
  • City unsurprised by Foster's board approval for new SABMiller offer
  • Foster's shares soar on takeover deal
  • Fosters sale shouldn't affect Aussie wine industry
  • Constellation Brands Gets a Profit Buz
  • Former Diageo talent acquisition head joins EMC
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Copperopolis/Calaveras County Harvest Report
  • Mumm Napa Valley is halfway done with harvest
  • Bordeaux 2011: “A winemaker’s year”
  • Italy braced for record low harvest
  • Italy hopeful for 2011 vintage
  • Picking and Pulling in Tuscany
  • HEALTH
  • Beer: The new red wine?
  • Wine Consumption May Play a Protective Role in Neurodegenerative Disease
  • What's In That Wine Glass May Not Prevent Aging After All
  • Alcohol giant set to 'target children' through Facebook
  • Fighting Diabetes a Glass at a Time
  • More suitable methods than banning alcohol advertising
  • Winery offering nonalcoholic options
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Pardon, monsieur, but is your “favoritisme” showing?
  • Is Branded "Journalism" Still Journalism? (Hint: No)
  • Wine business slow? Then boost the scores
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • A winemaker's perspective on natural wine
  • Red wine and fish can coexist on your table
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • NC: Wine industry grew 58 percent in 4 years
  • PA: Wine-vending machine experiment at an end
  • EUROPE
  • Le Pin's new cellar gives greater precision
  • Cheval Blanc starts to move
  • THE UK
  • Turning Leaf targets impulse retailers
  • Indian wines popular in the UK, but there's a long way to go
  • CANADA
  • Quebec viticulture alive and thriving
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: McLaren Vale wineries aim for long-term sustainability
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • China drinks tycoon tastes Aussie SW
  • Booming China is number one Bordeaux importer
  • China opens up to Cahors wines
  • China's first wine bonded trade center open for business
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Chile raises the bar on wine tours
  • Ranking Latin America's Most Global Companies
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • What happens when you fire your Twitter ghost-writer
  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Explained
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Celebrate the Jewish New Year with modern wines from Italy and Israel
  • A Malbec Three-Way (Or “This Bud’s No Longer For You!”)
  • Wine: Welcome new tastes
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Crowd of 1100 celebrates Mondavis and Charles Krug Winery
  • Sterling Vineyards Names Harry Hansen Senior Winemaker
  • Trefethen Family Vineyards celebrates 'landmark' anniversary

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