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August 04, 2011TOP NEWS
  • SKINNY Brands are Where It's At
  • Marcassin swings at La Tache but ultimately breaks arm patting self on back
  • Kudos to Whole Foods for being serious about wine
  • Europe set for early harvest
  • The Bordeaux Bubble
  • Calistoga Tasting room could proceed with non–Napa Valley wines
  • Younger drinkers flummoxed by wine aisle diversity
  • Vaynerchuk invests in 19-year-old's new social app. Watch out, Zuckerberg!
  • Vineyard survey to gauge impact of herbicide-resistant weeds
  • IRS Publishes New Audit Technique Guide for Wineries and Vineyards
  • 20th Indy International Wine Competition is time for wine to shine
  • Napa Green wines impressive
  • Salisbury Vineyards Owner Joins Yelp's Small Business Advisory Council
  • Southern appoints Kirt Clemens as Senior VP
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Scorevolution – The Point(less?) Debate
  • Wine and Food Wednesday Conversion on the Road to Damascus?
  • Wine Tasting & Food Pairing: Comments Keep Rolling In
  • Wine and Self Assurance
  • Top Five Reasons People Hate Wine
  • Consumers like wine if they like the label
  • Umami and Wine
  • Big California style is here to stay: Oz Clarke
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Wine outperformes gold as investment
  • Brown-Forman: Assessing Valuation From 3 Different Angles
  • Liv-ex: Lafite enters negative territory for 2011
  • Private sector urges NACC to probe Diageo case
  • Diageo strengthens senior HR team
  • Central European To Host Its Q2 2011 Conference Call
  • HEALTH
  • Red Wine: The New Midol?
  • Yoga not relaxing enough for you? Try it with a glass of wine
  • Spirits 'raise pancreatitis risk'
  • Blind? Impotent? Poisoned? Just Drink Some Red Wine
  • Testing the Limits of Tipsy
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Why don’t people like to write wine reviews online?
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • CA: Napa Dry Creek vineyard dispute delayed again
  • CA: Bridlewood Estate Winery expands
  • NY: Lime Berry Winery to open tasting room
  • MI: Wine Competition Results Announced
  • MO: Boenker family could turn old farm into Bridgeton winery
  • PA: First viticulture, now enology
  • PA: Before liquor privatization issue is decided, state must know financial implications
  • SD: State's Growing Wine Industry
  • TX: Winery moves to center of Old San Antonio
  • VA: Southern Wine Trail To Receive Commonwealth Grant
  • WA: Wineries Pick Up Tourism Promo Tab
  • WA: Longtime winemakers open Zillah tasting room
  • EUROPE
  • Asda accuses wine editor of being a 'snob' after £5 jibe
  • Fancy a drink? China does.
  • EU events to serve Hungarian wines only
  • Tsunami victims to benefit from Burgundy auction
  • THE UK
  • Harrods takes in The French Laundry
  • Wine Society CEO leaves
  • Duchess named new figurehead of UK Vineyards Assn.
  • CANADA
  • Vancouver firm wins top awards for innovative wine labels
  • BC: McWatters urges winery excellence
  • BC: rule allows winemakers to use older grapes
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Tales behind the vines
  • NZ: Nelson raises its profile
  • OZ: Support for SA wine region development ban
  • OZ: McWilliams launches low alcohol wine range
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Wines Of South Africa in Hong Kong
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Chile’s Undurraga family back in wine business
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • QR Codes and Your Winery Website
  • Vinpass: How Wine Became a Social Game
  • How Gap captured my email and my eco-heart
  • 8 Reasons small businesses should use Facebook ads
  • Survey: 87% of Brands Plan to Run Twitter Ads
  • Retailers strike back at online
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Beer and wine archaeologist studies ancient stains
  • Extravagant Restaurant Wine Lists
  • Kent Rosenblum: an amaZIN man
  • What to do when wine is corked

  • August 03, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Billionaire Resnick Buys Sonoma Valley Winery
  • Global Wine Report 2011 (.pdf, packed with data)
  • Parker replacement says he’ll “disappoint”
  • Court suspends NJ direct wine shipping lawsuit for legislative fix
  • Can Burgundy wines be the next Bordeaux in China?
  • Flash Sales: Gilt, please don’t jilt the wine industry
  • Nielsen: U.S. Store Brands Have Room to Grow
  • Disasters declared on Central Coast due to wine freeze
  • Wine arson defendant wins another day in court
  • Pesticide drift on organic crops offers complex court case
  • Farm Labor quandary needs effective, workable solution
  • 2012 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium Program Taking Shape
  • Fresno not phased by bond rating downgrade
  • Farmland values continue to rise; will the trend last?
  • Rejected 'Bachelorette' suitor back to work on wine
  • Santa Cruz's Sones Winery 'hedges' its bets with refillable wine bottles
  • 8/25 Screening of "Wine From Here: Natural Wine In CA"
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Diageo upgraded to 'buy' from 'hold' by Deutsche Bank
  • Liv-ex: Super Montrose sets the pace
  • Thai Authorities To Investigate Allegations In Diageo Settlement
  • Billionaires’ Wine Thirst Quelled by Record Bordeaux Futures, Sale Prices
  • Wine Never Cheaper as Bidders Circle Foster's Spinoff
  • HEALTH
  • Anxiety Disorder And Alcohol Don't Mix
  • Raise a Glass of Wine For Your Heart, But Not Your Breasts
  • US takes drug and alcohol snapshot
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • The press 'discovers' boxed wine for 10,000th time
  • WBC11 - Pity the Colonial Impersonator in 100°+ Heat
  • Local News, Coupons Top Reasons for Print Newspaper Subscriptions
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Which Wine with Fish? How's About Red, White & Rosé?
  • Tasting: Am I a machine, or am I real?
  • Most People Will Never Get Into Wine – And Why That’s OK
  • Wine Pairing: Rules are Meant to be Broken
  • Tasting: Red, red wine — and fish
  • The “Euro-palate”, “California Apologists” and the “Anti-flavor Elite”
  • Are Wine Scores Obsolete?
  • WATER
  • UCLA Law Report Recommends Improvements In State's Groundwater
  • Getting to the root of California's water cycle
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • MN: Winery One Step Closer to Opening Doors
  • PA: Ex-LCB chief: Sell the state stores
  • TX: Blanc du Bois, Lenoir harvests yield outstanding grapes
  • UT: Cheers for a new winery in Cedar City
  • VA: Barboursville wine to be sold in China
  • OH: Kent State's Ashtabula campus to offer two wine-related associate's degrees
  • EUROPE
  • Bordeaux in danger of losing touch with new generation: Moueix
  • Owner of La Gerla, Sergio Rossi dies
  • THE UK
  • Riesling sales up 70% after Riesling Week
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Winemakers urge burn-off changes
  • OZ: Vines ripped up to boost viability
  • NZ: Changes possible for winery wastewater
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Argentina and Chile: Close in land, far apart in wine
  • Nothing can compete with Malbec in the USD 10-20 range
  • Chile’s pricing ambitions “optimistic”
  • Los Morros, The New Winemaking Zone of the Maipo Alto Valley in Chile
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Where Tablets Fit In
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Vintage America: A Peek Into Pre-1900 Wine List Trends
  • Amelia Ceja's success a blend of wine, food, family and friends
  • Doing the Medal Rounds at the California State Fair
  • Why is ordering wine in a restaurant intimidating?
  • Norton: That Mysterious, Wild Vine
  • It's on tap. But it's not beer. It's wine. Get used to it
  • Don't be a snob about wines with screw caps
  • Boxed wines may be losing stigma as more makers get on board
  • SAY WHAT?
  • Paddington Brands Announces a Strategic Partnership with Alan AP Powell to Activate Beer, Spirits, Wine and Beverage Brands Across Multicultural, Entertainment and Sports-Related Channels - In trying to say too much, this headline says nothing at all.

  • August 02, 2011TOP NEWS
  • People Drink in Tough Times? Not True: Diageo CEO
  • DeBonis Back As Interim CEO At Ascentia: Updated From Last Night
  • Wine arson suspect at war with his ex-lawyer
  • NASS amends 2010 final grape crush report
  • San Joaquin Valley leading economic indicator down
  • Funds available to meet ag producers’ credit needs
  • Crushpad Names Peter Ekman CEO
  • Asiana Wine Best Overall International First Class Wines
  • Alcohol sales hit travel retail high
  • Crying wolf over methyl iodide
  • Stink bug invasion puts entomologist in demand
  • Revisiting the Volstead Act: The Power Behind Prohibition
  • Massive Fire Destroys Grape Bins
  • Sacramento Valley farmers lose area-of-origin water rights lawsuit
  • Reconsidering Boxed Wine
  • 'Bachelorette' spurns Sonoma winemaker
  • The e-mail one never wants to get from a winery in August
  • The top 8 wine TV ads, Part One
  • Wine and Providing a Glaring Glimpse of the Obvious
  • HEALTH
  • Sulfites & Headaches
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Wine blogging, wine blog awards, restaurant wine
  • When it comes to wine writing, more is more
  • How I Fell Back In Love With Food-And-Wine Pairing
  • EUROPE
  • Bordeaux in a can?
  • Invisible Wineries: Europe’s Controversial Cooperatives
  • Tough economic conditions for Swedish wine production
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Chinese interest in Hunter vineyards
  • OZ: NSW wine grape growers very pessimistic
  • NZ: Rising dollar hits winemakers
  • OZ: 2nd top Hunter wine tourism property sold to Chinese business interests in as many weeks.
  • OZ: Winemaker seeing red over competitor's similar labels
  • OZ: Coles bulks up for liquor war
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Xinjiang Yanxi: Wine Industry aims at achieving over 3 billion park
  • Carlsberg and SABMiller invest further in China
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Argentina: Boost in the UK’s £7- £10 price segments
  • Los Morros, The New Winemaking Zone of the Maipo Alto Valley in Chile
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • South African Wine Makers Optimistic Smile
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • LinkedIn Latinos
  • 5 Big Mistakes To Avoid in Your QR Code Marketing Campaign

  • August 01, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Sonoma 2011 Harvest: Late & Light?
  • Fire claims winery in Plattsburgh, NY
  • Trees Versus Vines Fuels Controversy In Sonoma County
  • Climate Change in the eyes of an economist
  • CrowdFunding & The SEC
  • Will Fans Fund Micro-Wineries?
  • Farmers fight back against Tea Party on immigrant labor
  • Mexican-American Vintners: American Dream 2.0
  • Ceja winery project to break ground this summer
  • Developers committed to bringing Ritz, St. Regis to Napa
  • Cardoza and Costa announce $9.5M in federal funding for Calif farmers
  • Lindeman's Tries To Kindle Wine Sales
  • Vintage Wine Estates buys another Napa wine brand (update)
  • Portugal's cork industry fights modern challengers
  • Cork: A Model of Sustainable Business
  • Cork fights back in the War of the Stoppers
  • Workshops address link between regionality and profitability
  • Drinking Local in the US
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Treasury Wine Estates shares jump on takeover speculation
  • Foster's CEO Says SABMiller Offer Was "So Far From Reality"
  • Fortune Brands completes $1.23B sale of golf unit
  • Are Wines Becoming Liquid Gold?
  • HEALTH
  • Light Drinking During Pregnancy Does Not Impair Socioemotional or Cognitive Abilities of Children
  • People drink to counter that 'glass half empty feeling'
  • Drinking wine could help to stop sunburn
  • For Good Health, Go Mediterranean with Wine
  • EU to present list of health claims by the end of the year
  • DIRECT SHIPPING & THE THREE-TIERED SYSTEM
  • Wineries that cut out middleman show strongest growth
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Wine Shoppers Need Point Scores -- Because They Can't Understand Our Reviews
  • Live (almost), from New York!
  • Life beyond Parker - California wine eyes a new critical voice
  • Goode's Authentic Wine Book Arrives
  • The Food Pairing Craze: Down The Same Wrong Road As Wine Scores
  • WINE BLOGGERS CONFERENCE 2011
  • WBC11 & Opening the VinTank Blog Kimono
  • The Similarities of the 2011 Wine Bloggers Conference and Comic-Con
  • Whine Blogging from WBC11W
  • Welcome to 2011 WBC (Weiner Blogger Conference?)
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • CA: Escondido Proposal could make city prominent wine region
  • FL: ABC Fine Wine And Spirits Adapts To Changing Landscape In Securing Future
  • MN: New Winery to Open in Spring Valley
  • NY: New legislation removes limit on charity events for wineries
  • NY: Finger Lakes wine a boon to economy
  • NY: New Wave of NYC Wineries Find Footing
  • NY: State finally offers wineries some help
  • NY wineries look for ways to keep growing
  • PA: Audit Finds Rampant PLCB Waste and Mismanagement
  • TX: Hill Country Poised To Become Next Napa Valley
  • TX: Miscommunication slows upcoming winery
  • TX: Retail Giant Spec’s To Move Into Dallas Market By Year EndGrowth
  • EUROPE
  • Marques de Olivara files for bankruptcy
  • Satellites help French winemakers pick a perfect harvest
  • THE UK
  • Government blasted over industry bias
  • Diners less interested in money-off vouchers
  • Suppliers hit back at Hutchinson’s ‘leakage’ claims
  • Majestic unveils fine wine plan
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Shipments of wine and beer bottles plunge
  • OZ: High dollar puts real champagne on the table
  • OZ: Growers versus health experts over tax
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • The global economy and Argentina under observation
  • AROUND THE GLOBE
  • Turkey's south attracts world wine giant
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Tesco QR Codes Enable Wine Purchase In Korean Subway
  • An SEO guide for Wineries Part 4
  • Square Now Processing $4 Million In Mobile Payments Per Day
  • Will Groupon Make Foursquare Less Fun?
  • 5 Simple Tips for Better Business Websites
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • A List Of Jaw-Dropping Wine Records Around The World
  • Top 10 celebrity drinks hook-ups
  • What sort of chump pays £75,000 for a bottle of wine and then doesn't drink it?
  • Why Cheap Wine Doesn't Mean Bad Wine
  • The snob value of wine

  • July 29, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Can Expanding Your Wine Distribution Expose You to Lawsuits in Other States?
  • Weak economy energizes 'second labels'
  • Big spenders still splashing cash despite weak economy
  • Does Smoke Exposure to Grape Vines Affect the Aroma of Wine?
  • Putting wine in the cloud
  • Barrel Stop/Dominari Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
  • Cartlidge and Browne Winery Sold To Vintage Wine Estates
  • IRI: Domestic Wine Sales Up 9%
  • Electronic tongue created to be wine connoisseur
  • Millennials Aren’t Special
  • Bernard Portet is making wine again
  • Corked Wine Counter - July Update
  • Old ink factory in Berkeley gets revived as home to winery
  • New Redlands winery is a real corker
  • Searching for the oldest Charles Krug wine bottle
  • Washington's Burgeoning Cult Wines
  • Wine Label Designers on Branding Bender at Bevmo
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Foster's available at right price
  • Foster's CEO defends plans to grow market share
  • Foster's Won't Rule Out SABMiller Talks After Spurning Bid
  • HEALTH
  • Sobriety is the spice of life as volunteers lose the booze
  • Advertising alcohol fuels consumption
  • World putting a brake on swigging alcohol
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Everyone is better off today without scores
  • Defending point scores–again!
  • More On Scores: Throw Off The Chains Of Oppression!
  • Help Steer the Direction of an Award-Winning Blog
  • Top 10 Takeaways From the Wine Bloggers Conference
  • The 2011 Wine Bloggers Conference in Pictures
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • EPA OKs insecticide for stink bug
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • DC, MD, VA: Study to Determine Economic Value of Nightlife Districts
  • MA: License panel denies Walmart request to sell beer, wine
  • MN: Winery Still Moving Forward
  • PA: Anti drunk driving group opposes liquor sales privatization
  • THE UK
  • Industry encouraged over decline in UK teenage drinking
  • CANADA
  • Wine from an Invisible Island
  • Ontario debates alcohol sales in convenience stores
  • AUSTRALIA
  • Penfolds Grange denies setting minimum retail price
  • Penfolds to price fix Grange?
  • Taxing times for winemakers
  • Uncertainty hurting beer sales
  • Liquor Industry on 'Right Track': AHA
  • Watchdog puts bite on Booze Barons
  • Foster's rebrands Beer Business as ... CUB
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • China’s Enormous Potential Aggressively Pursued By Global Wine Exporters
  • Political & Economic Lessons from China
  • Changyu, one of China top brands, ranking 22nd on the World's Top 50 Brands
  • Golden Area for Vine Planting in Ningxia
  • Changyu's uniquely individual approach to wine production
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Malbec trades on Argentina's success
  • The Cellar: Discoveries from Argentina
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Klein Constantia about to undergo a radical change
  • AROUND THE GLOBE
  • Dubai Duty Free links with Pernod Ricard in artful campaign
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Napa-based ‘flash’ website sells world’s wines at discount
  • Is Shopping Really Happening on Facebook?
  • Google+ is the golden ticket to the chocolate factory of social media
  • How Your Website Loses 7% of Potential Conversions
  • Coca-Cola to Expand Spotify Integration
  • The sweet spot for mobile apps
  • Why Social Accountability Will Be the New Currency of the Web
  • Foursquare & Groupon Hook Up for Real-Time Deals
  • IE Users Have Lower IQ Than Users of Other Web Browsers: Study
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Bizarre Alcohol Combinations: Grilled Cheese Martini, Pizza Beer, More
  • Attempting to drink Norton in Virginia
  • Foie Gras Wars Intensify On Global And Local Levels
  • Diversity in wine
  • The Culture of Spitting
  • What makes Napa Valley different?

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