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May 19, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Wine's Powerful Influence In California Politics
  • Wine Auction Sales In Sharp Climb, Rebound From Recent Economic Turmoil
  • Lipman Buys Tenn. Wine & Spirits - Distributor Consolidation Shaking Up State
  • In US, Wine consumption reveals slowly rebounding economy
  • China Wine Company Inks Deal With California Grapes International
  • Nielsen: Dissecting Diversity, Understanding the Ethnic Consumer
  • Aussie table grapes hit China
  • Wirtz Victory In Illinois Supreme Court Case Could Have Big Implications For State Tax Levels
  • Wine Politics and Silly Season Go Local in Oregon
  • Are Women Better Winemakers?
  • Madoff's plonk raises paltry $41,530 for Ponzi victims
  • Champagne Cinemas Target Big Spenders
  • On-trade must explain natural wines to diners
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Corking rewards for investors who know their wine - Especially Chinese
  • Constellation Plans Major Innovation Push In 2011, With Launch Of 20 New Wines
  • Liv-ex: IWC on Bordeaux 2010
  • Constellation eyeing Treasury deal?
  • Constellation Cuts Foreign Exchange, Commodities Exposure
  • Concha y Toro Awarded Place in Chile's Marketing Hall of Fame
  • HEALTH
  • Alcohol During Pregnancy: More Dangerous Than We Can Know
  • WATER
  • Striking the stone: cutting edge water technology
  • Dealing with California's manmade drought
  • WaterSmart Software Gets its First Funding Round
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Beyond Wine Blogging II - a.k.a. Living
  • Why Is It Still So Hard to Get Some Media Outlets to Link?
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • MD: Governor Signs New Alcohol Tax
  • OR: Wine Board Faces Difficulties
  • SC: Lifeline of state's wineries in jeopardy
  • WA: Liquor privatization bill passes Senate panel
  • EUROPE
  • Champagne grapes ahead of schedule
  • THE UK
  • A further 29 Oddbins stores go on sale
  • CANADA
  • BC: Outmoded Wine Package Rules Box-In Vintners
  • Manitoba will try selling beer, wine in groceries
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Oversupply threatens wine grape growers
  • OZ: Tasmania set for stardom?
  • NZ: Bright future for high and mighty vineyard
  • OZ: Welders did not ask about flammable liquids before fatal winery blast
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Asian wine producers spotlighted at Decanter wine competition
  • Constellation Sets Sights On Chinese Wine Market
  • Diageo Pushes Johnnie Walker as Green Tea Mixer to Wean Chinese Off Cognac
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Really Funny QR Code Campaign by Hope Family Wines
  • Despite The Hype, Just 5 Percent Of U.S. Owns A Tablet, Says Nielsen
  • 18% U.S. Smartphone Users Access Location-Based Services
  • Starbucks & Lady Gaga Team Up On Scavenger Hunt
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Scoring standards: Is more intense always better?
  • Judgment of Paris author: Cheap wine matters
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Deutsch & Southern Sign Five-Year Agreement
  • Big Bang Communications and Judy Groverman Walker Form Strategic Alliance
  • Michael Morganti Joins The Hess Collection As New England Regional Sales Manager

  • May 18, 2011TOP NEWS
  • WSWA Spins Its Approach to CARE & Alcohol Policy
  • Central Coast frost loss could total 5 million cases of wine
  • Saviez Winery Sale: Return Of The Lifestyle Buyer?
  • South African Wines Seek To Carve Out US Growth
  • Central Valley towns on high alert over large runoff
  • The wine trade's inability to listen to consumers is dangerous
  • Discussion about immigration reform heats up
  • Wine by the Glass Consumption on the Rise
  • Chinese Wine Earns Top Honors
  • The National Labor Relations Board’s attack on the secret ballot
  • Card check no friend of farmworkers
  • Agritourism trend continues to grow in California
  • New Wine Law & Public Policy Book Available May 19
  • IWSC releases northern hemisphere results
  • Why is Congress subsidizing foreign rum producers?
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Should Wine Investment Funds buy Yquem and Sauternes ?
  • Constellation Brands holds analyst meeting in NYC
  • Liv-ex: 2010 campaign gathers pace
  • Constellation plots greater push into Eastern Europe
  • Distell’s plan to win the UK wine market
  • HEALTH
  • Wine helps Brazilian -- aged 114 -- take crown as world's oldest person
  • Resveratrol Helps With Anti-Aging, Weight-Loss, and Disease Protection
  • WATER
  • Salmon Killed by Pumps -- But That Could Be Good News
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • NY: Winemaker Ralph Pugliese dies at 73
  • OK: Debate about sale of high-point beer, wine reignited
  • OR: Domaine Serene's Revolving Door
  • SC: Local wineries yearn for more popular grape
  • TX: New CapRock Winery owner resides in San Antonio
  • VA: You're hired: Trump to keep Kluge and Moses at winery
  • EUROPE
  • Winemakers try to carve out a new image for France’s vast Languedoc
  • Bordeaux's 'Guggenheim' unveiled
  • THE UK
  • UK Wine consumption has flattened
  • Drink Wine In England At Your Own Risk
  • Baile buys back Oddbins branches
  • Harpers debate: industry leaders slam big brands
  • Lindemans looks to feel the love
  • AUSTRALIA
  • South Australia can seize advantage in Asia
  • The Silver Lining of Vintage 2011
  • Call for comment on proposed change to minimum alcohol content in wine
  • Wine blast survivor recalls his horrific ordeal
  • Tank contents known to winery blast victim
  • Grim prediction of coastal floods
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Small Napa Winery Succeeds in China
  • Heavy metal in import wine exceeds stipulate standard
  • Ningbo's overall plan to upgrade import
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Argentina 2011 harvest: Good quality and quantity
  • Patagonia: Making wine at the end of the world
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Wineries Embracing QR Codes at an Extreme Pace
  • Online wine retailing to emphasize talent
  • Wine Fair's Born Digital 2010 winners announced
  • 14% Of Groupon/LivingSocial Subscribers Respond To Push Notifications
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • The United States of Wine
  • CHARITABLE & GREEN AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • An Organic Chemical reaction
  • Bottling in green glass could reduce CO2 emissions by 20%
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • CCWGA Appoints New Members
  • One-Year Milestone for Wine-Loving Entrepreneur Business Chick
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • EUROPEAN WINE BLOGGERS’ CONFERENCE 2011 ANNOUNCES STORYTELLING THEME

  • May 17, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Calif legislature approves easier unionization by farm workers
  • KPMG: Beverage Execs Foresee Struggle to Hold Profitability
  • Gloomy outlook for economy from top bank economist
  • NCoast Wine Grape Growers Concerned About Stormy Weather
  • Is Bordeaux Still Relevant?
  • Impulse Buying: Beer and DVDs beat wine and clothes
  • Consumer wine buying habits revealed
  • Conspicuous Environmentalism: Shell-Shocked In The Land Of Green Wine
  • Freixenet claims Mia is biggest still wine launch of the year
  • Winebits 180: Riesling aroma, solar wine, Robert Parker
  • Napa vintners rally to supply wine for veterans
  • The story of the first egg vat commissioned in 2001 by Michel Chapoutier
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Lion Nathan, National Foods become 'Lion'
  • Liv-ex Claret Chip Index loses ground
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Shooting the Messenger the Wine Industry's Speciality
  • Riffing On Clueless News Releases and The Bozos Behind Them
  • WATER
  • Federal Pumps in Delta Are Killing Huge Numbers of Critically Imperiled Salmon
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • GA: BYOB Wine law passes unanimously in Alpharetta
  • TX: Viticulture Certificate Program Opens Applications
  • ACADEMIA
  • UCDavis: Winemaking and Grapegrowing Have a Field Day
  • EUROPE
  • 55-million-euro wine culture centre for Bordeaux
  • Naked Wines and Ryanair : Rethinking the whole Value Chain and Leveraging on Digital
  • EU wines record biggest hike in EU agri-food exports sales
  • THE UK
  • 11 million UK regular wine drinkers go online for wine info
  • Natural Wine Fair a sell out in London
  • UK drinkers want traditional labels
  • 31st LIWF prepares to open its doors
  • Natural Wine Fair update
  • Spirits rise as new prevention unit fights fraud
  • Decanter World Wine Awards reveals bumper entries
  • English rose' wins gold, trumping French and Americans
  • CANADA
  • Booze sales up: StatsCan
  • Nova Scotia wineries ensnared in Prohibition-era rule
  • Bootlegging law hurts Maple Creek winery
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Fire fighters didn't know what chemicals they faced at fatal wine explosion
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Moet Invests In Ningxia Sparkling Wines
  • China’s online population rises to 477 million
  • Moet Chinese wine deal will educate public
  • Status in a bottle, whiskey takes off in China
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Cape Wine shoots itself in the foot, again
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Winery Website Design 101
  • Online wine firms encouraged to flout rules
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Is a $600 bottle worth the money?
  • SF Chron Proclaims RRV Pinot At Crossroads—I Beg To Differ
  • Wine experts stress newbie tasters take time, ask questions
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Wine Train and Mondavi Winery Team Up on New Class

  • May 17, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Calif legislature approves easier unionization by farm workers
  • KPMG: Beverage Execs Foresee Struggle to Hold Profitability
  • Gloomy outlook for economy from top bank economist
  • NCoast Wine Grape Growers Concerned About Stormy Weather
  • Is Bordeaux Still Relevant?
  • Impulse Buying: Beer and DVDs beat wine and clothes
  • Consumer wine buying habits revealed
  • Conspicuous Environmentalism: Shell-Shocked In The Land Of Green Wine
  • Freixenet claims Mia is biggest still wine launch of the year
  • Winebits 180: Riesling aroma, solar wine, Robert Parker
  • Napa vintners rally to supply wine for veterans
  • The story of the first egg vat commissioned in 2001 by Michel Chapoutier
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Lion Nathan, National Foods become 'Lion'
  • Liv-ex Claret Chip Index loses ground
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Shooting the Messenger the Wine Industry's Speciality
  • Riffing On Clueless News Releases and The Bozos Behind Them
  • WATER
  • Federal Pumps in Delta Are Killing Huge Numbers of Critically Imperiled Salmon
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • GA: BYOB Wine law passes unanimously in Alpharetta
  • TX: Viticulture Certificate Program Opens Applications
  • ACADEMIA
  • UCDavis: Winemaking and Grapegrowing Have a Field Day
  • EUROPE
  • 55-million-euro wine culture centre for Bordeaux
  • Naked Wines and Ryanair : Rethinking the whole Value Chain and Leveraging on Digital
  • EU wines record biggest hike in EU agri-food exports sales
  • THE UK
  • 11 million UK regular wine drinkers go online for wine info
  • Natural Wine Fair a sell out in London
  • UK drinkers want traditional labels
  • 31st LIWF prepares to open its doors
  • Natural Wine Fair update
  • Spirits rise as new prevention unit fights fraud
  • Decanter World Wine Awards reveals bumper entries
  • English rose' wins gold, trumping French and Americans
  • CANADA
  • Booze sales up: StatsCan
  • Nova Scotia wineries ensnared in Prohibition-era rule
  • Bootlegging law hurts Maple Creek winery
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Fire fighters didn't know what chemicals they faced at fatal wine explosion
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • White wine gets more popular in China
  • Moet Invests In Ningxia Sparkling Wines
  • China’s online population rises to 477 million
  • Moet Chinese wine deal will educate public
  • Status in a bottle, whiskey takes off in China
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Cape Wine shoots itself in the foot, again
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Winery Website Design 101
  • Online wine firms encouraged to flout rules
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Is a $600 bottle worth the money?
  • SF Chron Proclaims RRV Pinot At Crossroads—I Beg To Differ
  • Wine experts stress newbie tasters take time, ask questions
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Wine Train and Mondavi Winery Team Up on New Class

  • May 16, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Most Santa Barbara-area vineyards avoid major frost damage
  • Constellation targets young drinkers online
  • Gary Vaynerchuk’s Next Wine Business: "Reverse Deal Of The Day"
  • San Diego Superior Court Rules in Favor of Tiered Winery Ordinance
  • Fast-casual restaurant growth continues to outpace rest of industry: Technomic
  • Google Shifts Retailers' Barcode Attention to 12 digits
  • Rising temperatures affecting wine taste and quality
  • Canada's only female master sommelier is out to prove her wine mettle
  • Taking A VinPass? (Social Gaming Goes Vino)
  • Wineries Unlimited trade conference to return to Richmond next year
  • Interview With Annette Alvarez Peters of Costco
  • Scholle Packaging Acquires ZORK
  • Napa ag worker vanpool program slow to gain traction
  • Napa wine industry opposed to local tax option
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Constellation: getting real about social media?
  • Constellation takes long-view approach
  • Constellation Brands' push into digital marketing
  • Willamette Valley Vineyards Posts Q1 Profit
  • HEALTH
  • Wine allergy buster
  • Dentist Serves Beer and Wine to Anxious Patients
  • Risk of Alcohol Abuse Rises After Gastric Bypass Weight-Loss Surgery
  • Aussie Health Group Says No to Alcohol, Even in Moderation
  • WATER
  • Drought over but only some water districts will benefit
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • AL: Wineries Could Distribute their Own Wine if a New Bill Passes
  • GA: 'Brown bag' vote in Alpharetta
  • MA: Boston grocers renew effort to sell beer and wine
  • MD: More wine growth ahead in Washington County
  • NY: Wine & culinary center in Canandaigua grows with age
  • PA: One-stop alcohol shopping proposed
  • SC: Wineries could gain relief from requirement on in-state fruits
  • TX: Wine growing seminar set in Lubbock
  • VA: McDonnell pushes State's wine on Asia trip
  • WA: Four Years Later, It's Still Not Wine
  • EUROPE
  • A Bubbly "Glocal" Strategy for Moet
  • Georgian wine improves thanks to Russian embargo
  • THE UK
  • Convenience stores cash in on branded wine
  • Retailer hits on social media profits solution
  • Cape Wine comes to London
  • JF Hillebrand ships the worlds oldest Champagne to LIWF
  • Naked Wines looks to open up UK with new low cost entry for winemakers
  • Thieves steal wine from Louth distribution centre
  • CANADA
  • DJ ceremoniously violates ban on interprovincial wine import
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Queensland's wines wow in China
  • OZ: Greenearth receives contract to install smart lighting for Diageo Australia
  • OZ: Welding linked to Drayton winery blast
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Latour Takes on Lafite in China Wine Battles, Czar's Champagne
  • Nielsen: One Size Does Not Fit All: Asia’s Multi-Channel Opportunity
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Wineries Will Face Grapes Shortage, Producer Says
  • Distell Buys Stake in UK’s BrandPhoenix Wine Distributor
  • TECHNOLOGY & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Social media boosts Central Coast Wine Ghetto
  • Geo-Deals Battle Royale: Groupon vs. Facebook vs... Scvngr?
  • McLean launches wine label-scanning app for confused drinkers
  • Gary Vaynerchuk: "99.5 Percent Of Social Media Experts Are Clowns"
  • Email: Social Media's Secret Weapon
  • 6 Ways to Boost Return on Twitter
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • The narrow range of scoring wine
  • In US, Unusual wines of unlikely origins
  • VIDEO: “Weird Guy” Roams Napa Promoting Wine Auction

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