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September 13, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Treasury Begins Reorganization With Naming Of New Rosemount MD
  • US poverty rate climbs to 15.1%, highest in 18 years
  • Dr Richard Smart defends stance on organics
  • SJValley growers benefit from Moscato's hip hop popularity
  • US spends more time on Facebook than any other site: Nielsen
  • TTB Takes Position on Information to Be Included On Wine Websites
  • Kiwi bulk wine shipments up 11%
  • Washington wine executive passes away
  • Do wine companies release wines with which they are not happy? They do
  • Moisture the nail in the coffin for Sonoma's olive harvest
  • Landmark Escondido winery up for sale
  • NY: Four Chimneys Organic Winery cuts sale price
  • Mixed Message: vodka-Sauvignon blend
  • Brown Liquors Get Shot of Flavor as Distillers Look to Broaden Audience
  • Charles Krug 150th Anniversary in Photos
  • 92 pts from Dr. Tyler Colman!
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Rare Inglenook wines up for auction
  • Liv-ex: First Growth performance in the second and third quarters
  • Foster's appeals to investors over takeover bid
  • Diageo returns to Indian market
  • Diageo publishes 2011 online Sustainability & Responsibility Report
  • Diageo Creates New Unit For Niche Spirits Brands
  • HARVEST 2011
  • French vintners divided over 2011 harvest risks
  • Patience with Central Coast harvest season likely to produce great wine
  • Napa Valley Harvest Ramping Up
  • Spain: Priorat wines from 2011 will be scarcer but of greater quality
  • Plymouth & Amador County - Harvest Report
  • Top 10 Words of the 2011 Napa Harvest
  • Newcastle & Placer County) - Harvest Report
  • Recent high temps helped Ore. wine harvest
  • WA: 2011 grape harvest expected to be down
  • HEALTH
  • Can White Wine have Health Benefits Comparable to Red Wine?: The Maceration of White Wines
  • Kids' DUI Risk Rises If Parents Drink at Home
  • Enzyme Might Be Target for Treating Smoking, Alcoholism
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • The Buyer’s Dilemma – Whose Rating Should a Wine Drinker Pay Attention to?
  • Drops of God gets English translation
  • How To Run a Top-Notch Press Trip or Wine Junket
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Tastes do change, but so do wines
  • Drink Only the Wines You Like: WinoBot Launches a New Way to Select Wine
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • IL: Despite economy, business flows at local wineries
  • TX: Wine Law Seminar Oct. 20 & 21
  • WA: A Look at the New Owners of Betz Family Winery
  • EUROPE
  • Croatian company Belje has opened a 20 million euro winery complex
  • THE UK
  • Glimmer of hope in falling alcohol sales
  • ASIA
  • Surviving in an ultra-competitive market
  • DOWN UNDER
  • NZ: Winery adds a Russian flavour
  • Australian Vintage hit by Loxton winery charge
  • NZ: Wine industry hopes to cash in on Rugby World Cup
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Argentina’s challenge is to keep the quality of Malbec within USD10-20 range
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • South African wine-making most European of the 'new worlds'
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • @WINESALESHULK: wine industry’s greatest superhero
  • Can Shopping Cart Abandonment Predict Online Buying Behavior?
  • Retailers Should Author Facebook Posts on Wednesday
  • Groupon Grows, Consolidation Beginning?
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • The DOC (or DO or AOC): Nobody Does it Better
  • Time for a crush

  • September 12, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Consumers buying less expensive wines
  • Legal Sea Foods Boosts Wine Sales, Bev Alcohol Takes 20% Of Business
  • Bacchus Blindsided By Rabobank “Douche-Bag Maneuver”
  • Calif Bill to Ban Self-Serve Alcohol Sales on Gov's Desk
  • Nielsen Social Media Report: Spending Time, Money and Going Mobile
  • “The stink bug is undoing 40 years of integrated pest management”
  • Millennials: Generation app
  • Google’s Zagat buy could give search critics more ammo
  • Calif Eradication Program Seeks New Winegrape Pests
  • Flash Sites: A Better Way to Buy Wine?
  • Gallup: Aim Social Media Marketing at Loyalists, Not Prospects
  • Cynthia Cosco: How I Followed My Passion to become a Winemaker
  • Charbono grape makes a comeback
  • Hunting for the next great white grape
  • Daily Dose of Sarcasm: Thank you, Texas Legislature, for a job well done
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • The Extraordinary Power of Diageo's Dividends
  • SABMiller to launch Foster's bid after skirmish
  • Wine Investments Can Offer A Brambly Nose With An Aftertaste Of IRR
  • Investing in wine lacks liquidity
  • Liv-ex: From top Bordeaux to top Ningxia?
  • Diageo (DEO) - Conference Notes
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Bloggers as the 21st century’s new evil villains
  • Food writing doesn’t have to mean food snobbery
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • ‘Naked’ winemakers battle lab wizards for future of wine
  • The Lost Symbol, Quantum Mechanics and Biodynamics
  • HARVEST 2011
  • NY Harvest: Chardonnay for Sparkling at Paumanok Vineyards
  • Bordeaux Flows, Grapes Fly at Saint-Emilion's Harvest Festival
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • MI: Brewery to commence winemaking operation
  • MD: Wine festival's designated driver tickets come with perks
  • MO: Winery's Roots Extend to 19th Century Immigrants
  • WA: The Perfect Climate for Wine
  • EUROPE
  • But what about Chianti?
  • THE UK
  • Warrington figures back alcohol advertising restrictions
  • UK alcohol market set to shrink
  • CANADA
  • Wineries welcome Ontario move to circumvent archaic law
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Farm groups still concerned about foreign ownership
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Increased travel, wealth spur India's wine boom
  • China's new connoisseurs
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • In South Africa, Keeping sweet with the rich
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • New Heights for Twitter: 100 Million Users
  • How Does Groupon Affect A Local Merchant's Yelp Ratings?
  • QR Codes In Plain English
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Fetzer appoints Bruce Losee Sales Director
  • Chateau Montelena Winery Completes Fourth Decade of 50 Year Plan
  • V2 Wine Company Partners with Qupe

  • September 09, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Rabobank's "Douche-Bag Maneuver" In Olsen Chapter 11
  • Sonoma Valley Portworks acquired
  • Restaurant sales expectations plummet for August
  • OpenTable Stock Drops After Google Acquires Zagat
  • Yelp Fires Back: We Have More Reviews Than Zagat
  • SymphonyIRI: Brand Loyalty Remains Strong Despite Economic Upheaval
  • China becomes Australia's third largest export market
  • Napa River To Get Aggressive State Stream Diversion Enforcement
  • Public comments sought on revised Russian River frost plan
  • Once again, why Americans don't drink more wine
  • Leaded, Unleaded or Merlot? The Wine-Powered Vehicle Has Arrived
  • Wine! Science! (and Climate Change)
  • Washington state gears up for another liquor privatization initiative
  • Romania seeks a drink of the U.S. wine market
  • Israel's wine enabler
  • New textbook teaches English for the wine industry
  • Is this vintner the world’s happiest man?
  • Is Naked Wines a genuine innovation, or just another club?
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Moody's Upgrades Pernod Ricard To Baa3
  • High spirits as Beam plans to go it solo in Fortune Brands' split
  • NZ: Indebted winery looks to capital
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Vintage 2011 - Mendoza
  • Wine Harvest: Year of the Eastern Floods
  • Champagne copes with 'difficult' vintage
  • Champagne holds breath after “earliest harvest”
  • Mid-Columbia wine grape growers optimistic about harvest
  • Northwest Winegrapes Late to Arrive
  • HEALTH
  • New study on pregnancy and 'safe' drinking
  • A Drink A Day Keeps Aging At Bay? New Study Says 'Yes'
  • Grape seed shows small effect on blood pressure
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • A trophy winner from China? Really?
  • Pay To Play: New Wave Wine Writing?
  • Daniel Rogov posts own obituary on web, then dies
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Your palate versus the machine
  • Sweet wine is not just for dessert anymore
  • On 'authentic' wine
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • GA: Winery enters into distribution deal, hosts annual grape stomp
  • NY: 2 new wineries to expand Erie region's offerings
  • WA: Booze initiative raking in the ad dough once again
  • EUROPE
  • Changing European Drinking Habits Force Alcohol Producers to Diversify
  • Very successful first half for French wine exports
  • Montalcino throws out Rosso changes
  • Quinta Nova, The Heroic Viticulture Of The Douro
  • THE UK
  • Petrol costs cause for rural pub closures
  • CANADA
  • Rethinking the hybrid grape
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: High price to pay as Coles, Woolies wage war with discounts
  • OZ: Shake-up continues at Wine Australia
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Wines of South Africa appoints Annette Badenhorst USA Manager
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Dan Berger: How to buy closeouts
  • How long can a box of wine last once opened?

  • September 08, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Ukiah winery of accused of discrimination
  • Caveat Emptor: Mondo Cellars to sell shares to wine club members
  • Millennial generation’s diversity will shape foodservice
  • Parker's Fake Wine Follies
  • Let's Regulate Marijuana Like Wine?
  • Economy in West shows some signs of life, says Federal Reserve
  • Run! Hide! Buy Gold! Double-Dip Is Coming! No? Wait? Maybe?
  • U.S. Wine Sales Up 7% Year-to-Date
  • New ATF Chief Inherits Agency Fighting For Survival
  • Calistoga edges closer to regulating wine content
  • Cognac Rebounds In U.S. By Expanding Usage Occasions
  • Washington Wine Commission seeking Indian importers
  • What's in a wine name? The truth, sometimes
  • Wine Notes - Napa Valley
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Bacchus Capital Funds Wine by Joe
  • Top 10 Hedge Beverage Stocks Held By Hedge Funds
  • 11 Drink Stocks Near 52-Week Lows
  • Australian takeover panel rejects SABMiller Foster’s complaint
  • NZ Wine Company loss widens
  • Liv-ex: Lafite underperforms at HK auction
  • Bright Food Gets Approval for Manassen Acquisition
  • Castle Brands Appoints Alejandra Pena SVP, Marketing
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Harvest news - Europe harvests early, USA late
  • Getting Ready For Grapes
  • OZ: Murray Valley wine crush down
  • OZ: Wine crush down in Swan Hill
  • Volunteers flock to Holy-Field Winery in Basehor to help harvest
  • HEALTH
  • Alcohol advertising viewing on YouTube 'out of control' research claims
  • Aussie booze survey for new mums
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Hey, Wineries! Are You Ready To Pay Reviewers To Write About Your Wines?
  • NZ: Wine critics draft "declaration of independence"
  • No, licensing journalist/bloggers isn’t the answer
  • Aging Well: Hugh Johnson’s Pocket Guide to Wine
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • "Wine From Here" documentary proves terroir doesn't matter
  • What a little dog is teaching me about tasting wine
  • Phenolic Content of Wines Made From Organic Versus Conventionally Grown Grapes: Is There a Difference?
  • Facts, fiction on cooking with wine
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • OR: Southern Oregon Wine Institute gets big grant
  • UT: Herbert names attorney to Utah liquor board
  • VA: Eyes Overhaul Of Alcohol Advertising Rules
  • VA: Fauquier County to votes on rules for farm wineries
  • ACADEMIA
  • Researchers Design 'Green' Extraction Method for Antioxidants in Grape Skins
  • Surry Community College gets wine grant
  • Mizou Research results in significant breakthroughs for grape, wine industry
  • EUROPE
  • Jacquesson releases single-vineyard champagnes
  • Montalcino votes to keep its Rosso 100% Sangiovese
  • CIVB appoints marketing director
  • Fine wine prices drop due to summer break, says Bordeaux Index
  • Germany must show maturity
  • THE UK
  • On-trade suffers more than off-trade as UK sales of alcohol fall
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Workcover still assessing coronial findings of Draytons blast
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Let's raise a glass to China's wine
  • Taiwan imports rise
  • Chinese wine wins top honour at Decanter Awards
  • Indian Missions to promote Domestic Wines
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • 60% of Argentine wineries are in social networks
  • Wines of Chile chief reaffirms importance of tastings
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Human Rights Watch Author Defends Report on South African Wine
  • South African ban on alcohol ads
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Facebook is fast becoming irrelevant and has lost the real-time battle
  • Analysis: Vintners' Alliance tries to cure the wine world's eCommerce hangover
  • Wine Leverage integrates with Nexternal Solutions and Custom Web Apps
  • The multi-vendor shopping cart at Uvinum

  • September 07, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Proposed Calif labor bill would preserve secret ballot
  • Direct-To-Consumer Database Start-Up Gets $1.3 Million in Funding
  • Are Consumers to Blame for the Sorry State of Wine?
  • IBG Buys WTN Services Division of 1-800-flowers.com, Creates WineDirect
  • More dysfunction ahead in immigration debate
  • Olympic Gold Medalist Peggy Fleming's Winery -- Fleming Jenkins -- To Close Tasting Room
  • Is Groupon killing its IPO, or is it dying of natural causes?
  • Millennials and wine a whole new dynamic
  • Cool climate wine contest hots up
  • Taking a friendlier approach to wine
  • Sonoma winemaker picked for 'Bachelor'
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Using Social Media for M&A Success
  • Beam move off the radar for Pernod
  • As Beam Emerges, Potential Suitors Diageo & Pernod Appear Cool To The Idea Of A Bid
  • Beam Launches Investor Road Show in Advance of Becoming Pure-Play Spirits Company
  • Central European Distribution Adopts Stockholder Rights Plan
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Mendocino grape crop size likely low, quality high
  • It's wine-grape harvest time in Santa Barbara County
  • Pauillac, St Estephe harvest begins
  • VA: Vineyards Scramble To Pick Grapes Before Rain Damages Wine Crops
  • Wine & table grape harvests delayed as insurance deadline nears
  • HEALTH
  • Study of the Day: One Drink a Day May Lead to One Long Life
  • A drink a day 'good for 50 plus women'
  • Sip wine daily for healthy ageing
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Social media: the latest, the bloggers thing, and expertise
  • Why The Argument Against Wine And Social Media Is Illogical
  • Pay To Play Wine Reviews...It's All Good
  • Haaretz food and wine critic Daniel Rogov passes away
  • A toast to dean of NW wine writers
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • MI: St. Julian family celebrates 90 years in the business of making wine
  • MN: Winery bottles up double-digit growth during recession
  • EUROPE
  • Madame Gasqueton of Calon Segur dies
  • Montalcino changes demanded by markets, says consorzio
  • THE UK
  • Retailers sold off as bears sharpen claws
  • DOWN UNDER
  • NZ: “Should concentrate on red wines”
  • OZ: Tax promotes more bad Aussie wine
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Chateau Beychevelle: China Drinks to “Dragon Boat” Wine
  • Tax cuts could set off India wine boom
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Wine labor in South Africa
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Auto-Posting to Facebook Decreases Likes and Comments by 70%
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Why I No Longer Buy Expensive Wine...
  • Dan Berger: Finding value in discount wine bin
  • Wine lists under $50–and some diner psychology

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