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April 26, 2011TOP NEWS
  • "Parker-ized" Wines May Suffer For Some Time To Come
  • Alcohol Tax Hike May Send Maryland Consumers to Delaware
  • Foster's investors to vote this week on splitting beer and wine
  • Why Alcohol Consumption Is a Factor in Nation's Growing Obesity Epidemic
  • SF Chronicle to print wine alcohol levels
  • Wine On The Rocks: Paul Mabray Interview
  • New Trade Show for Eastern Wineries
  • Wine Trademarks: Rights Can Only be Established by "Lawful" Use
  • Champagne from Baltic Sea shipwreck up for grabs
  • Frost Season In Carneros
  • Central Coast: Frost Damage and Recovery
  • Freelance "Bootlegger" Slams "Socialist" Utah State Stores
  • Copa di Vino offers single-serving wine
  • Restaurant Assn Announces 1st Food and Beverage Innovations Awards
  • National Association of Beverage Importers Holds Annual Meeting
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Concha Y Toro Concerned About Strength Of Peso
  • Diageo unveils 'fake-proof' device
  • Diageo pulls out of Stock Spirits auction
  • FORTUNE BRANDS : Declares Regular Dividend
  • DIAGEO PLC - Publication of Prospectus
  • Poles bank on wine for bumper returns
  • Acker Merrall & Condit Grosses $3.49 Mil in NY Auction
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Drinking Too Much Affects Surgeon’s Skills Even the Next Day
  • WATER
  • Court finds California coho protections wanting
  • Feds: Global warming will cut West's water
  • Climate change may not dramatically affect California's precipitation or runoff
  • Fishermen and farmers united for a healthy Bay-Delta
  • More flooding, less salmon habitat predicted for West
  • Water Fight Churns In California
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • KY: Wine's Homecoming After 80 Yrs of Prohibition
  • WA: Ancient Lakes – state's next AVA?
  • ACADEMIA
  • Sonoma State U, Bordeaux in MBA partnership
  • OR: Science of wine event at ScienceWorks
  • Sonoma State U wine business courses go online
  • EUROPE
  • First Dutch restaurant winelist with qr-codes
  • Norway could legalize wine auctions
  • Moment of truth for Germany's lush wine country
  • First vines planted at Pomerol racecourse
  • 3-Liter Chablis Bag-in-Box by Domaine Louis Moreau for Norwegian market
  • THE UK
  • Whittalls Wine Merchants acquires 37 Oddbins stores
  • Rare Bordeaux from Sir David Frost's cellar on sale
  • Wine and bubbly, but no beer at the Royal Wedding reception
  • Gallo launches Californian Merlot rose' to UK
  • CANADA
  • In the vineyard, fermenting dissent
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Winemakers do it tough
  • NZ: Grape expectations at harvest time
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Alcohol in China: Beer before wine?
  • Sinopec manager demoted over liquor abuse
  • Château La France provides romantic setting for the Chinese box office hit
  • Sichuan - land of giant pandas, wine and food- showcased
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • More potential for wine tourism market
  • Wineries tourist market for restaurants and wine exports
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • A Wine Blogger's Guide To Social Media For Business
  • Why Getting Followed Back Isn’t as Important as Which Twitter List
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • What on Earth is Natural Wine?
  • When Is an Organic Wine Not 'Organic'?
  • Why Portugal? Mother Vine and History
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Immigration policy must include a 'bridge' for farms
  • Irrigated Farmland Acres Decreased Dramatically in California Between 2006 and 2008
  • Valley Ag Raises Money For Japan Farmers
  • Elutriate signs Korbel for wastewater pond aeration upgrade - $40,000 annually savings
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Clos Du Val Launches Three-point Plan to Continue Winery Resurgence
  • Castel confirms commitment to sustainability

  • April 25, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Diageo woos older drinkers from wine to spirits
  • How will the emergence of China as a world player affect the wine we drink?
  • Sonoma: Structural shortage of grapes brings out buyers in 2011
  • California Farms Experience Economic Upturn
  • Major Central Coast vineyard frost losses (Follow-up to our link from last week)
  • Jess Jackson structured company to ensure growth, descendants' control
  • State Moves, Fed Stalls On Farm Labor Bills
  • California wines emerge from recession
  • Costco Wholesale Corp v. Hoen and Federal Antitrust Law
  • A woman's work is never done in wine
  • Restaurant employment trends strengthen
  • Wine Conference to address M&A outlook, direct sales, new media
  • Swept away: The Confusing Trail of ICE Immigration Deportations
  • With Jess Jackson gone, what's next for winery?
  • Wine Group/Underdog Launches Cupcake Vodka
  • Health care goes to Napa winery workers
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Constellation sets FY2012 profit above Street
  • Stimson Lane Owner Altria Reports 2011 EPS Increased 15.4%
  • Drink to That? Acquiring a Taste for Wine Investment
  • Diageo plans to add more products to its mix
  • Diageo Among Biggest Lobbying Spenders
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Slow Buzz Builds For Low-Alcohol Wines
  • Beer drinking ups gastric cancer risk
  • Resveratrol Helps Insulin Resistance in Type 2 Diabetes
  • Red grape skins fight off wrinkles
  • Don't use alcohol for sleep
  • Headaches by the glass: Why wine isn't always a pleasure
  • Most Americans Don't Understand Health Effects of Wine and Sea Salt
  • US states urge Pabst to dilute controversial drink
  • WATER
  • Congressional Leaders to Convene Farms & Salmon Summit
  • Major meeting set to chart future of Delta
  • Scrutiny of a farm town's water has residents divide
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • MI: Midland county residents weigh in on new drinking laws
  • MO: Drink Local Wine Celebrates Third Year in St. Louis
  • NE: York Label company wins 2 awards for liquor labels it designed
  • NY: Vintners seek to add 'green' to white and red
  • TN: Wine-like law changes could bring new era for whiskey
  • WA: Grocery store tastings boon to wine lovers
  • ACADEMIA
  • AZ: Good news mixed with bad for Yavapai College Verde Campus
  • EUROPE
  • Let the French riot police have their daily glass of wine
  • Moet: 2004 will be next Grand Vintage
  • Paper? Plastic? Haut-Brion?
  • THE UK
  • Drink Drive Ignorance Revealed by Website Survey
  • CANADA
  • Canada: Wine continues to erode beer's market share
  • Ontario Boosts Lightweight Wine Bottles
  • DOWN UNDER
  • Suffering Australian winemakers look to Asian markets
  • NZ: Otago wine heading for Italy
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Chinese Investors Buy Into Napa Valley
  • China's Sinopec demotes top executive after booze binge
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Groupon's Sonoma Helicopter Ride and Wine Tasting Forced to Take a Detour
  • The Local and Mobile Future of eCommerce
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Doughnuts and wine pairing subject of new reality TV proposal
  • In defence of the wine critic
  • Petit Sirah: The Rodney Dangerfield of Wine
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • DSM and Anchor Yeast's joint venture markets first crop of wine ingredients

  • April 22, 2011
  • Wine insurance concerns on the increase
  • Ancien Wines winemaker dies in tank
  • Aussie wine grape prices down 33-50%
  • 1Q preview: Trends positive for restaurants
  • A sign of a wealthier nation: Wine vs. beer
  • Reaching the Hispanic Market Through Social Media
  • U.S. organic industry valued at nearly $29 billion in 2010
  • Farm agencies assess impact of budget cuts
  • New Michigan law lets you sip a little wine while grocery shopping
  • Regional wine, and what comes next
  • Thoughts on wine packaging, branding and gimmickry
  • The Not So Common Sense of Preventing Prescriptive Easements - Part II
  • More on “Mommyjuice” v. “Mommy’s Time Out”
  • Foley sees strong growth at Sebastiani
  • April 2011 SJVWA Grower Tailgate Meetings Admission Free
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • What's Fortune Got Up Its Sleeve?
  • Interest in Wine Investing Grows as China Drinks More
  • DIAGEO DITCHES ACQUISITION
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • TX: Senate Bill Givws Immunity to Underage Drinkers Seeking Help
  • DIRECT SHIPPING
  • CARE bill splits industry, campaign contributions
  • What Scholars Have to Say About the CARE Bill
  • The Vague Claims of Beer Wholesalers on H.R. 1161
  • WATER
  • Water Project Allocation Increased
  • Snow Melt Prompts Water Safety Warning
  • Earthquake could threaten California's water supply
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • IL: Rehabber wants to grow grapes, make wine in sweet home Chicago
  • IN: Rapidly growing in wine industry
  • MI: New winery to straddle township lines
  • MI: State's wineries are unique and growing
  • NY: Finger Lakes Spring Grape IPM Meeting
  • NY: Shamong winery taps solar power for energy
  • NY: Expectations for New York Wine Are Higher Than Ever
  • NY: Wine and Grape Classifieds Generates $1.2M in Transactions in 2010
  • OR: Eases alcohol restrictions on high school chefs
  • PA: Hard liquor coming soon to vending machines at supermarkets
  • VA: Paradise Springs Winery Set to Open New Facility
  • WA: Prosser's Vintner Village Doubling in Size
  • ACADEMIA
  • Cornell University Viticulture and Enology Experience (CUVEE) July 17-21
  • The New York Industry in the Viticulture and Enology Curriculum
  • EUROPE
  • A Happy Vinitaly, as Market Shows Signs of Recovery
  • CANADA
  • BC: With cool spring, wineries face delays
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Retailer gets nod for direct wine buy
  • OZ: Bank squeeze on wine grape investment firm
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • VINALIES China 2011 & VINITECH Expo to be held in Penglai
  • Chinese see vineyards ripe for picking
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Sulfite needs keep most vintners from making truly organic wines
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Grape Berry Moth Management
  • Variable Eastern Weather Influences Powdery Mildew Severity
  • CHARITABLE & GREEN AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • Niner Wine receives 'green' distinction
  • Wineries Give Back to Mother Nature on Earth Day
  • Vintners congratulate green-certified wineries
  • JESS JACKSON OBITUARY ROUNDUP
  • Jess Jackson Dies at 81, a Wine Grower With a Taste for Thoroughbred Racing (NYT)
  • Jess Jackson dies at 81; developer of Kendall-Jackson wine brand (LAT)
  • Jess Stonestreet Jackson, of Kendall-Jackson Winery, Dies at 81 (WSJ)
  • Jess Jackson, billionaire founder of Kendall-Jackson winery, dies at 81 (WAPO)
  • Sonoma County Vintner Jess Jackson Dies at 81
  • Kendall-Jackson winery owner Jess Jackson dies at 81
  • Jess Jackson Dies at 81
  • Prominent winemaker, horse owner Jess Jackson dies
  • Prominent winemaker, horse owner Jess Jackson dies
  • Rachel Alexandra owner Jackson dies

  • April 21, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Jess Jackson Dies (CONTINUOUSLY UPDATED)
  • UFW Supports Bill To Allow Off-Site Voting For Union
  • Foster's demerger hits executive hurdle
  • Hispanic and Millennial Judging Panels Debut at San Joaquin Valley Winegrowers Competition
  • French riot cops angry over lunchtime wine ban
  • Silicon Valley Bank 2011-2012 State of the Wine Industry Report-April 27 Online
  • Napa Valley Vintners Head to China for Trade Mission
  • Napa farmworker centers running a deficit
  • Bill Foley Forms Strategic Alliance With Australian Wine Company
  • VML Winery Opens in the Russian River Valley
  • Wine for "mommy" sets off trademark fight
  • In California, Making Organic Wine Work
  • Making way for new generation of Central Coast growers
  • Napa's Charter Oak Bank to close April 29
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • More Upside for Constellation Brands ?
  • Liv-ex launches 2010 En Primeur pages
  • Acker Merrall & Condit to Auction Champagne Salvaged From 19th Century Shipwreck
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Prescription for wine lovers: moderation
  • The Century Council Celebrates Twenty Years in the Fight Against Drunk Driving
  • WATER
  • Could the California Aqueduct Turn Into a Solar Farm?
  • State boosts water supply for farms, cities
  • State increases water deliveries to 80 percent
  • Report: Windsor could fill aquifer with Russian River water
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • OH: State Fair, dry since 1880s, to allow alcohol
  • OR: The Cork Stops Here: Summit sum-up
  • PA: State wineries seek shot at gov't stores
  • TX: Wine Industry Matures in Texas
  • TX: Grape symposium uncorks in Cat Spring
  • EUROPE
  • Two billion dollar Bordeaux vintage
  • Right Bank Bordeaux far from classic
  • THE UK
  • Bid for full Oddbins estate falls through
  • CANADA
  • Wine gaining on beer as Canadians' favourite intoxicant
  • Wine Inches Up In February Retail Sales Index Report
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Wholesalers and wine merchants snap up bankrupt Mudgee wine
  • OZ: Vineyard complains about smoky wine
  • NZ: Ageing gracefully
  • OZ: Nuance and Penfolds make Sydney travellers a vintage offer
  • OZ: FSANZ calls for comments on minimum alcohol content in wine
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Australia Winery Takes Root in China
  • Opus One high-end wine launches outposts in Hong Kong, Tokyo
  • MARKETING & PROMOTION
  • Wine Commercials by Millennials – Which is Your Favorite?
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • QR codes on wine bottles? I’ll drink to that
  • J Vineyards & Winery Adds QR Code on Back Labels
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Late actor's daughter represents MacMurray Ranch wines
  • There's white wine, red wine, and now, green wine
  • Opus' wows 'Vino' lovers
  • Third generation joins Phelps Vineyards
  • Tiptoeing Through the Minefield of Wine by the Glass
  • CHARITABLE & GREEN AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • A salute to wine makers as stewards of the Earth
  • Eco-conscious vintners raise money for trees, seas
  • CIA chef plans benefit to help Japanese disaster victims
  • Gallo gives $100k to Japan relief
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • 100% Cork Wins 2011 IAC Best Advocacy Integrated Campaign
  • Mirassou Winery Announces National Grant Program to Honor Winemaking Legacy

  • April 20, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Market Enforcement Branch Investigates Remy Cointreau + 4 Other Wineries
  • The Hess Collection Reaches New Contract Agreement With UFCW Local 5
  • $21 million for Justin Winery land
  • Organic farming helps water retention
  • Wine Law Seminar in Seattle to Focus on Financial and Legal Regulation
  • The value of the winery experience
  • Frost Protection In The Vineyards
  • Top wine producers fear EU free-for-all on vine plantations
  • Agriculture exports remain in limbo
  • Producers abandoning South Australia wine industry
  • Wine: Green with confusion
  • Vineyard Property: The Not So Common Sense of Prescriptive Easements
  • Observations on the Central Coast Frost & Grape Supplies
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Cost cuts, modest wine sales increase boost Altria profit
  • Constellation Tops EPS, Lags Rev
  • Constellation Hits New 52-Week High at $22.62
  • Diageo denies mystery black mold link
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Does a glass of wine a day keep the doctor away?
  • DIRECT SHIPPING WATER
  • Water and farm groups say delta draft goes too far
  • If California no longer has a drought, what does that mean?
  • California lawmakers seek to exempt water projects from key law
  • How Reliable is California's Water Supply?
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • CO: Liquor stores win another full-strength beer battle
  • CO: Beer battle goes flat on final attempt
  • NY: Honors for Winemakers, Grapegrowers
  • OK: House approves task force to look at strong beer, wine sales
  • OR: Pinot Gris Symposium - June 9
  • TX: Collector Must Pay Up for Hawking Wine Forgeries
  • WA: Prosser Teams Up With Region That Invented Wine
  • ACADEMIA
  • In US, Education is taking business of wine to new level
  • EUROPE
  • 70K bottles of Farinetti’s Gia impounded by Italian authorities
  • Codorniu wins European Waste Reduction award
  • Atkin and Robinson cast first votes for "stars of the vintage"
  • THE UK
  • Oddbins administrators 'close to deal'
  • Naked Wines becomes Sarah Beeny's website wine partner
  • Royal Wedding wine revealed
  • CANADA
  • Cool spring delays Okanagan vineyards
  • Data on alcoholic beverage sales
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Roma floods hit oldest winery
  • OZ: Hunter vignerons confident of riding out industry crisis
  • OZ: SA vineyard yield up, despite disease
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • China to Spend Nearly Half a Billion on Mobile Ads This Year
  • Indian Wine Industry Grows Nearly 300% in the Last Decade
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Minister encourages industry to promote wine tourism
  • Vineyards feel the heat from rising temperature
  • AROUND THE GLOBE
  • Great celebrations on Malbec World Day
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • The Importance of Social Media Optimization (SMO)
  • Future Marketers Social Media workshop recap
  • QR Codes Gaining Momentum As New Engagement Channel
  • 2 Out of 3 YouTube Videos Are Ignored
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Tasteless Product of the Decade: Viagra Beer
  • Santa Rosa's radio 'Wine Guy' releases first wines of his own
  • Cabernet's secret: The glass doesn't matter much
  • If You Owned a Winery...What would you do differently?
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Photopurification of wine with UV Technology
  • 4,000 FFA members descend on Fresno
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Last Bottle Launching Fine Wine Flash Sale Website
  • Mondavi/Woodbridge partnership creates Dark Matter

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