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September 06, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Supermarket unions push Calif ban on alcohol self-checkout
  • Privately held wine companies snap up properties
  • Oil Exec John Hofmeister To Keynote WSWA 2012 Convention
  • Farm storage-pond bill heads to governor's office
  • Proposed Calif Law would regulate pot like wine
  • May We Suggest a Pinot With That Redwood Forest?
  • Silenus Wine Exhibition starts at Zhengzhou
  • Successful wineries, wine prices, cheap wine
  • Social media and digital marketing for wine
  • Aussie wines are winning over the world
  • Copia to reopen for film festival
  • Wine in a can: Second European filler licensed under Vinsafe patent
  • The way towards an sustainable viticulture
  • Coolest Rail Cars Carry Wine
  • Sonoma County Wine Weekend Grosses $1.4 Million
  • Sonoma Valley wine auction raises $600K
  • Apples and the Nature of Wine Consumption
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Fortune Brands Home & Security Launches Investor Road Show Ahead of Spin-Off
  • Foster’s accused of deception
  • Pernod - Ricard Says Deleveraging Is Priority
  • Liv-ex wine index lost 4% in August
  • Sin Stocks Remain A Good Bet In Turbulent Markets
  • Foster's Group 2011 Net Loss Narrows
  • Pernod Ricard FY sales boosted by Asia growth
  • M&A as a Driver of Global Competition in the Brewing Industry (.pdf)
  • Rothschild lot sets 2011 world wine auction record
  • Lafite-Rothschild Collection Tops $7.6 Million in Hong Kong
  • Foster's Returns Money to Shareholders
  • Pernod Ricard steadies European ship
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Bordeaux 2011: Crop damaged as hail hits northern Medoc
  • Hail forces early harvest for Lafite as Cos takes a battering
  • North Coast harvest: later, lighter
  • WA: Wine Grape Growers Struggle With Local Crop
  • MN: Local Winery Prepares for Harvest
  • Eyes on Niagra's grapes
  • Early Texas Wine Grape Harvest Report: Small Quantity But High Quality
  • Temecula Grape harvest low, quality high
  • Alsace prepares to start picking Pinots
  • Dirty wine jobs: Part I, Prepping For Harvest
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Chardonnay Fact Vs. Misinterpretation—DECANTER Gets It Wrong
  • Two Studies Affirm Power of Reviews
  • Are We Being Cheated Out Of Objective Journalism?
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • The rise and fall of the wine rating system
  • Judges say Riesling and Chinese food can be "a disaster"
  • Sweet Paradox from Yellow Tail
  • Let’s Hear It for Inauthentic Wine
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Impact of Headspace O2 and Closure on SO2, Color, and H2S Levels in Riesling Wine
  • Improving the color and the antioxidant activity of wine with natural tannins
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • OH: Corporate lawyer takes life-changing risk
  • PA: Audit says kiosks didn’t help customer service or state sales
  • PA: Liquor Control Board Returns More than $2 Million in Licensing Fees to Communities
  • VA: Wine sales at an all time high
  • VA:Now on the wine world's radar
  • WI: Wineries Tour Receives Marketing Support
  • EUROPE
  • Biondi Santi, Nardi hint at 'yes' vote in Montalcino
  • Franco Biondi Santi expresses opposition to proposed changes in Montalcino
  • Ethiopia Partners with Castel Group to Export Wine
  • A local Lambrusco by any other Name keeps the EU sweet
  • Italy is testing extreme enology
  • Bordeaux exports up 26%, but Alsace, Languedoc, Loire down
  • Raimat rolls out rebranding
  • Port quota sparks violence in Douro
  • THE UK
  • Brits drink an average of 8,712 glasses of wine in a lifetime
  • Waitrose first to stock Indian wine
  • M&S looks to bolster brand strategy with new hires
  • Report links off-licence numbers with under-age casualties
  • WSTA rubbishes link between off-licence density and underage drinking
  • DOWN UNDER
  • NZ: Bank of NZ takes stakes in ag firms
  • OZ: Greens continue push for Alcohol Tax
  • OZ: Wine tax linked to glut of 'two buck chuck'
  • OZ: Wine grape growers taking steps to deter disease
  • OZ: Wine tax reform plan to hit purse but help the body
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Imported Wines Seize Bigger Market Share in China
  • Cooperation between wine producing regions of Hubei and France
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • The wine game uniting Argentina's WineSur & VinPass
  • Indian-Origin Entrepreneur builds Wine Chateau in Argentina
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • A Water-wise Malbec from Neethlingshof
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Resealable sparkling wine
  • The Power of Wine
  • "Awful" wine sparked career of NYC wine guru Zraly
  • Why Cork Is the Most Amazing Material in the World to Keep Wine Tasty
  • Krug: the secrets of the Rolls-Royce of champagne
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Sonoma County Wineries, Cellar Angels Hold Online Charity Event
  • Wirtz Beverage has new senior VP
  • 11 New Masters of Wine Announced

  • September 02, 2011TOP NEWS
  • No US Brands Among World's Top 10 Most Admired
  • Cal Gov suggests California ag labor changes
  • Federal Ag Child labor laws may be toughened
  • Australia’s Wine Bust
  • Aussie vineyards ripe for the buying
  • The Personal Investments of China's Tech CEOs: From Pig Farms and Wineries
  • Spotlight: Cameron Hughes
  • Should local restaurants feature only local wines?
  • Parker’s Winefuture “Magical 20” announced
  • Signorello Estate appoints new general manager
  • From Sonoma to Biondi-Santi
  • Cork Comes Back as Stopper of Choice
  • Nor Cal Wine Country is Expensive For a Good Reason
  • Food safety remains a priority in Mexican grape business
  • RUN! DOUBLE-DIP RECESSION IS COMING! NO, WAIT! MAYBE? NOT? OR?
  • The Next Decline Is Coming
  • 5 Reasons a Double-Dip Isn't Coming
  • Unemployment & Payrolls Signal The Double-Dip Recession
  • Double-dip recession, won't happen, economist tells local conference
  • 60% of Restructuring Specialists Fear Double Dip Recession
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Alsace prepares to start picking Pinots
  • Mother Nature May Not Be a Wine Fan
  • Napa's Benessere Vineyards Available For Custom Crush
  • Custom wine producer expands in Sonoma
  • Custom-crush winery doubles capacity
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Diageo extends Christmas focus across winter
  • Price falls weigh on Liv-ex Indices
  • SABMiller Seeks Australian Takeovers Panel's Decision On Foster's Statements
  • Diageo plans £6m bioenergy plant
  • WineGavel Sets Sept Live Fine and Rare Wine Auction
  • Sotheby's continues 'Great American Collector' sale
  • Jim Beam to shutter Cincinnati plant, cut 159 jobs
  • DAILY DEALS COLLAPSING?
  • Is Yelp the canary in the daily deals coal mine?
  • Here’s What Really Happened To Yelp Deals
  • Yipit Explains Yelp’s Deal Decision
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Who Appointed YOU a Winewriter?
  • NZ: Wine writers pledge not to accept payment for reviews
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Wine, Food and the Fertile Imagination of Experts
  • WATER
  • California's Water-Liu
  • Wine Trumps Salmon in War Over Water
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • AZ: Wineries worry law will cork online sales
  • VA: wine sales break record, increase 11.4 percent from fiscal 2010
  • VA: State Wine Sales Reach New High
  • WA: Liquor board debuts supersize store in West Seattle
  • WA: Wine Country Projects Go to Auction
  • EUROPE
  • Consorzio Votes Next Week To Make Montalcino Wines 15% LESS Awesome
  • Grupo Codorníu extends Raimat line
  • THE UK
  • "Bargain Booze owners seek to sell," claims the Independent
  • Profile of Slurp
  • CANADA
  • Helping Create New Jobs In Ontario
  • It's Time We Have the Freedom to Ship Alcohol Between Provinces
  • BC: Winery taps into Chinese market
  • DOWN UNDER
  • NZ: Lawmakers ignore public opinion on booze
  • OZ: Woolies looks West as Compass sells
  • NZ: Strong pull strong for couple
  • OZ: Corks its Use of the Term Champagne as of September 1st
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Interactive poster ads
  • Website Usability: The Little Things Count - Like Link Color
  • 7 Factors to Consider When Redesigning Your Website
  • Beyond Web Design: Four Components to a Successful Website
  • Wineries tap social media in marketing
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Authentic wine is published today
  • This Crew Has Faith In Tempranillo
  • Tempranillo Day
  • Fun Facts about California Cabernet Sauvignon

  • September 01, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Healdsburg's Limerick Lane Winery being sold
  • Restaurant operators' outlook dimmed in July
  • Binny’s Beverage Depot Of Chicago Continues Aggressive Expansion
  • UC Davis Study: Federal Program Has Significant Effect on Wine Market
  • Two Buck Chuck's New Home In Sacramento?
  • Cork and synthetic bullish about performance
  • Gov. Jerry Brown may restructure water boards, throwing ag rules into doubt
  • Frost-pond bill bound for governor
  • Wine Institute, Trout Unlimited Applaud Water Rights Bill
  • Citizen Grape Pickers wanted & NAFTA Truck Fiasco
  • Argentina Implements New Wine Control System to Prevent Wine Fraud
  • In US, Readers weigh in on wine distribution and consumption rules
  • Deutsch Signs With Odom-Southern in Pacific Northwest
  • Nomacorc Posts Record Sales Gains
  • CIA wine program graduates first vintage class
  • How The Italians Save On Wine Labels
  • Polaris Wines adds Nandu wine to Portfolio
  • South Africa’s vineyards making positive changes
  • Ferrari Designer Creates Exclusive Wine Bottles
  • Giacosa ends historic relationship with Wine Bow
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Premium Thirst, Confidence, Emerging Sales Lift Spirit Makers
  • Pernod posts 7% sales growth
  • Liv-ex: Ornellaia outstrips Sassicaia
  • In South Africa, Wine and spirits company KWV’s ghastly hangover
  • HEALTH
  • Should you be worried about pesticides in wine?
  • CDC Finds Moderate Wine Consumption Is Healthy - Spectator
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Image vs. talent: wine writing’s tipping point
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Wine fans tout their fave sweet wines
  • WATER
  • UN water report focuses on California problems
  • California Bay Delta Project – A Key To California's Water Infrastructure
  • HARVEST 2011
  • NW Wine grape growers hoping for blast of warmth before first frost
  • Aussie producers promise great wines from 2011
  • Hurricane Hurt Eastern Vineyards
  • Outlook positive across French regions
  • Bordeaux crop “healthy and balanced”
  • Douro River´s wine producers protest lower harvest quotas
  • Hailstorms decimate Mosel Valley
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Manipulating the "Peppery" Aroma of Wines: The Characterization of Rotundone
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • MO: 'Rhine Valley' launches winery promotion
  • NJ: Winemakers ready for harvest
  • OR: New winery's business booming
  • PA: Wal-Mart Nixes Wine Vending Deal
  • PA: Liquor stores should stay open longer
  • PA: Border Bootlegging Bleeds Billions
  • EUROPE
  • Crus Bourgeois 2009 official selection to be unveiled
  • THE UK
  • Indian wine hits UK shelves
  • Wine Online: UK Market Analysis
  • Britain may love its wine, but more than half of drinkers don't know what to buy
  • CANADA
  • Osoyoos band enjoys vintage returns from only aboriginal winery in Canada
  • Canadians develop taste for wine bargains
  • DOWN UNDER
  • NZ: Quality grapes earn no more
  • OZ: Wolf Blass brand will launch a new campaign
  • OZ: Wine makers drink to new naming laws
  • OZ: France takes back 'champagne' label
  • OZ: Row sparked over export warning
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Argentina, 31% ahead of Chile in the United States
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • 5 Things I'll Miss About GaryVee TV
  • Drinks industry needs to tighten up on social media marketing
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Learn what goes on in the vineyard and winery during each stage of the annual harvest for wine grapes
  • Peter Mondavi Sr. talks about family history, changes in the Napa Valley
  • Screw cap education

  • August 31, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Yellow Tail Creates a New Theme to Help Spur Growth
  • Calif grape harvest delayed
  • How Does a Wine Monopoly Lose Money?
  • Gilt Taste Wine v. Lot18: The Battle For Online Wine Sales
  • California farm revenues reach new high
  • "All wines work well in the Asian market"
  • Has the BEA Already Documented A Double Dip Recession?
  • Health care comes to Oregon vineyard workers through Salud mobile clinics
  • United Farm Workers march through Lodi To Support Card Check
  • New NLRB regulation requires posting of workers' rights to unionize
  • Milk is top ag product in California
  • Sacramento County Drafts Winery Ordinance
  • Mark Bernstein Joins Vin Divino as Western Area Manager
  • Scientists discover sulphur can be good for grapes
  • Israel: Rise of the phoenix
  • Nielsen shares Secrets of Aussie Success (video)
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Liv-ex Claret Chip losses in context
  • Lafite, Romanee-Conti to Lead $8.3 Million Christie’s Hong Kong Wine Sale
  • Winery Investing Beyond Cashing-Out
  • Stocks to Watch: Brown-Forman, Fresh Market and More
  • HEALTH
  • Napa Sheriff's Office Debuts “Stop and Think” Winery Campaign
  • A shared bottle of wine could kill you
  • Alcohol advertising on Facebook accused of reaching out to kids
  • Alcohol adverts face being canned
  • DIRECT SHIPPING & THE THREE-TIERED SYSTEM
  • August Updates From Free The Grapes
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • How Big a Problem Is ‘Review Spam’?
  • Wine communication: the elephant in the room
  • Young wine writer award-winners' articles - a guide
  • Besides wine, what Gary Vee has brought to the table
  • Pepi: Inexcusable Website Behavior
  • Virginia and the Wine Bloggers Conference
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Being Able To Describe A Wine Does NOT Make You Awesome
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Wineries prepare events to coincide with harvest
  • Freezing temps earlier this year hit Central Coast grape growers hard
  • On Site for the First Day of Napa Valley's 2011 Harvest
  • Celebrating Arrival of the First Grapes Harvested in Napa Valley
  • Iowa Wineries invite public to pick grapes
  • Texas Vintners feeling effects of drought
  • Unusual grape growing year for Livermore winemakers
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • CO: Raising state's wine-making profile
  • MN: CLC part of grape, wine consortium
  • PA: Wine on the web would help state vintners
  • EUROPE
  • Italian winemakers consider new varieties
  • Outrage as Montalcino proposes blended Rosso
  • THE UK
  • English wine producers fear 'British' confusion
  • CANADA
  • Consumers dumbfounded over fake B.C. wines
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Winegrowers warned of disease threat
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Chile's Undurraga family back in wine business
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Pepi: A Winery Web Site Gone Horribly, Horribly Wrong
  • 8 Ways To Use Your Blog To Improve Your Business
  • Search Optimization Is Still Part of Social Media Marketing
  • Older Facebook Users Click Ads, Younger Users 'Like'
  • Can HTML5 replace an iPad app? Financial Times to find out
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • In Vino, Veritas: In Wine, There is Considerable Truth
  • America's Rhine Rangers: California's Challengers, Europe's Saviors
  • The Well-Kept Wine
  • Food Network chef smackdown: Bourdain v.s Deen
  • Dan Berger: Muscat comes out from the shadows
  • France underground: a wine map stylized to the Metro map
  • Digging Graves
  • The monks knew how to make wine
  • Amador Foothill Winery puts sangiovese in the pink

  • August 30, 2011TOP NEWS
  • CDC Says Moderate Alcohol Consumption One of Four Key Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors
  • Sustainability Marketing "colossal mistake" for wine
  • Why vintners intentionally understate alcohol content
  • The influence of back label text on consumer choice
  • Cheap wine and stalled economic growth
  • The Sorry State of the Wine Business
  • Slurp expands into Asia
  • DFV Wines Unveils Delicato's New Look
  • The Effect of Cover Crops on Aromatic Quality of Wine
  • Biodynamics: The DooDoo VooDoo Yoga Effect
  • Bin To Bottle Expands to Former Buena Vista Carneros Facility
  • Arizona Wines Aren't Just a Punchline Anymore
  • Celebrity Wannabe White House Gate Crashers Plan Winery Comeback
  • Vintner's '9/11 memorial wine' in bad taste, say outraged critic
  • Steinberger: I Direct You To A Great Wine Story, And Then I Ask You To Indulge Me
  • HURRICANE IRENE
  • TTB Issues Instructions on How to File A Disaster Claim
  • NY: Mini-Tornado at Paumanok Vineyards?
  • Diageo Keeps the Power on at Stamford Retirement Home
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Earnings Preview: Brown-Forman
  • WillametteValley Vineyards Reports Earnings
  • Bright Food to Focus Int'l Expansion Plans in Australia
  • Treasury Wine on a winner
  • HEALTH
  • Responsible alcohol drinking
  • Resveratrol, Sulfites, Organic, Biodynamic...Oh, My!
  • NZ has a drinking problem
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Napa Vintners curry favor with opinion makers
  • 2011 European Wine Bloggers Conference Sold Out
  • What Does Gary Vaynerchuk’s Exit Mean For Wine?
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Plonk Legacy Threatens Rosé
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Italians expect quality wines for 2011
  • Nature Throws Vintners a Changeup
  • Napa sparkling wines launch late harvest
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • IN: Farm Bureau Votes To Support Alcohol at the State Fair
  • MA: Number of state's wineries is growing like a vine
  • PA: End wine kiosk fiasco
  • EUROPE
  • European Court of Justice Recognizes Superiority of Cognac Geographical Indication
  • THE UK
  • Alcohol consumption still well below 2004 peak
  • Sainsbury's doubles number of fine wine stores
  • Figures fuel UK alcohol debate
  • CANADA
  • Wine makers want more access to consumers
  • B.C. wine industry heading for disaster?
  • Pressed by price, Canadians pass on 'trophy' wines
  • DOWN UNDER
  • NZ: Yealands merger creates Kiwi powerhouse
  • Hunter kicks up a fuss
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • In India, Domestic wines have become key players in changing preferences
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Major Investment at premier South African wine estate Vergelegen
  • How the Swartland Crew is Bringing Up South African Wine
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Zinfandel: The good, the bad and the whatever
  • Top Ten Differences Between Napa Valley and Sonoma Valley
  • International Tempranillo, and Cabernet, Days
  • 10 Questions for Burrell School Vineyards & Winery Owner Dave Moulton
  • MAKE YOUR POINT QUICKLY OR LOSE YOUR AUDIENCE
  • Dept. of Tourism: The Wisconsin Winery tour receives JEM Destination Marketing ...

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