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February 18, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Could wine bars save bankrupt Borders?
  • Chinese purchase Chateau de Viaud
  • Distilled Spirits Industry Beginning to Rebound From Recession
  • Partnership Inked Between Bill Hambrecht, Phil Hurst, Paul and Heath Dolan
  • Grapevine DNA testing ready first time in U.S.
  • SupremeCorq Suspending Operations
  • Suitors For Piper & Heidsieck may include LVMH with Thienot Group or Lanson
  • A letter About The Wine and Beer Wholesaler Protection Act
  • Consumers craving more ethnic cuisine-what does this mean for wine?
  • Burgundy wines back to pre-recession prices
  • Canadians drinking more wine than ever
  • In Napa, Where the Downturn Is Measured Glass by Glass
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Pernod ups annual profit guidance
  • Would you invest $200,000 in a wine mutual fund?
  • Liv-exBordeaux 2010 part two: The wines
  • HEALTH
  • Ask a Pregnant Lady: Drinking Wine While Pregnant
  • Which wines are better choices if I have acid reflux?
  • Will calorie labeling in restaurants make a difference?
  • How do consumers respond to portion information on food and drink labels?
  • Safeway Debuts Shelf Nutrition Tags
  • WATER
  • New threat to Delta arises
  • California Bill Brings Rainwater to Your Toilet
  • Calif. congressman tries to cut dam removal study
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • VA: Family-owned barrel stave-maker fends off tough times
  • OR: 2010 vintage drops 24%
  • MA: Retailers Seek Access to Broader Markets
  • KS: Senate panel to vote next week on liquor bill
  • OR: Jacksonville man cited for running illegal winery
  • Is It Time to Open Up Corkage Laws?
  • EUROPE
  • Search for France's Top 100 IGP wines begins
  • Russia Vodka Output Fell in January as Cognac, Wine , Beer Rose
  • THE UK
  • British drinking is among world's highest
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Wine glut cutting demand for cuttings
  • NZ: Website to help soak up wine glut
  • NZ: Growers say small wineries will suffer under Bill
  • OZ: Vintage year for McLaren Vale wine
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Chinese vitality invigorates Pernod Ricard
  • India: Let's say hic hic hurray!
  • China, I hardly know you
  • German wine brand Black Tower forays into India
  • SOUTH AMERICA
  • AdVini founds a joint venture in Chile with Santa Carolina
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Wine makers look to China to boost sales in slow export market
  • MARKETING & PROMOTION
  • Attention wineries: show your wares at virtual Wine Fair
  • Marketers Embrace “Values” Pitch In Tough Times
  • Retailers missing out on video to increase sales
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Snooth Adds RecipeTips.com to Epicurean Lifestyle
  • 13 tools to help you track and manage your ‘tweetlife’
  • Paid Links Revisited: JCPenney - A Disaster or Success?
  • Mobile Is Now a Game of Ecosystems, Not Devices
  • BilltoMobile Quietly Emerges As Mobile Payment Powerhouse
  • What makes a good New Media strategist
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Vintner's Hall of Fame
  • Napa's Toast of the Valley
  • The 'Little Grape that Could,' Petite Sirah, Celebrates 50 Years
  • Beaulieu celebrates 110 years with founder de Latour
  • ONEHOPE Wine Donates 50 Percent Of Its Profits To Charity
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • New edition of National Land Cover Database available
  • How much does road dust affect crops?
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • The Wine Guy: Jesus made it, drank it and so should you
  • What is your price point when it comes to wine?

  • February 17, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Vancouver's Marc Anthony Group sues The Wine Group
  • Consumers: Plenty To Hate About Supermarkets
  • Interview: Chinese COFCO VP says company seeks larger global wine role
  • Napa vineyard owner digs in on land-use fight
  • Havens Wine Cellars Back In Business
  • San Benito County Wine grape harvest strong this year
  • AG: Federal Budget Add-Ons From California
  • Australia China Dev Co sets wine mission to China for April
  • Talking Millennial Wine Marketing in Napa
  • OZ: Graduate turns water into wine for fundraiser
  • Vinexpo's Global Study (Contains some pretty good data then a demand for $1,340 for the whole thing.
  • Monvera & Etched Images Ink Paperless Bottle Labeling Deal
  • Napa Vintners set example for hoteliers, restaurateurs
  • NCoast officials discuss rules on agritourism
  • Rutherford Dust Society Elects Robin Baggett for Second Term
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Net profits up 10% at Pernod Ricard
  • Why Diageo is No. 1 in South Korea
  • Diageo and Pernod line up for Fortune Brands's $10bn spirits business
  • Distell Faces Increasing Competition From SABMiller
  • Exports help lift Distell’s revenues
  • Liv-ex: Margaux to rise and shine?
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Alcohol industry balks at counting calories
  • Promoting health at wine tasting
  • Wine & Other nutrition tips to reduce heart disease
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • OR: Winery, conservationists clash
  • KS: SB 54 Opponents Ignore Statewide Benefits of Updated Laws
  • AL: Counties loosen alcohol laws
  • PA: Bill would uncork happy hour
  • GA: Senate may cork Sunday sales after fast start
  • VA: Trump in talks to buy socialite Kluge's Charlottesville vineyard and estate
  • MA: 2011 Promises to be a Year of Change in Wine Market
  • PA: Liquor Control Board limits consumer choice
  • Can the Washington Wine Industry Survive?
  • NJ: Wine retailers not toasting court ruling
  • EUROPE
  • Gamay Symposium yields surprise results
  • Giants take over Chateau Beychevelle
  • Champagne: vintage versus non-vintage at the Harpers Champagne summit
  • Fine wine comment: New vintage, new danger
  • THE UK
  • UK: Why we're paying less for wine
  • Fake alcohol on the rise
  • Red wine drinkers could help save ailing pubs and restaurants
  • Portuguese exports to UK soar in value
  • LIWF and The Wine Gang set the trend for 2011
  • CANADA
  • Wineries wary of change to bottle labelling rules
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: High hopes for grape with no name
  • OZ: Wine grapes wasted by the weather
  • OZ: Rains threaten grape harvest
  • Wine Communicators bring Rick Bakas to Australia
  • NZ: The remarkable viticulture of Dry River, Martinborough
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • India wants to join the OIV
  • China wine import: rise in volume and slip in price
  • China begins Yquem love affair
  • SOUTH AMERICA
  • What will 2011 Argentinian wines be like?
  • Overlooked Grape Gets an Upgrade in Chile
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Rosemount launches 'Diamond Friends' Facebook campaign
  • Why Consumers Quit Brands on Facebook, Twitter, E-mail
  • Twitter Ads Are Coming Before April, And Twitter Worries You Might Hate Them
  • Fake Rahm Emanuel Twitter Account Raises Verified Account Concerns
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Bob Trinchero to be inducted into Vintners Hall of Fame
  • Ravenswood founder Joel Peterson to enter Vintners Hall of Fame
  • Purple Wine Co Appoints Sr VP of Marketing
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Is the Central Valley ‘rural?’ One of its Congressmen wants to know
  • USDA working on smart phone apps for farmers, ranchers
  • Extreme Cold Also Threatens Wine
  • WATER
  • A GOP water grab
  • Problems many, solutions few in long-awaited Delta report
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Move over Old Spice guy, here comes Zin man
  • Interview with Randall Grahm
  • Take your insane wine obsession to the next level
  • What is a 90-point wine?

  • February 16, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Treasury Ponders Road Ahead
  • Diageo Sells Echelon to Winery Exchange
  • US: Wine trends lean toward bargains, natural growers
  • Precept Now Washington's No. 2 Wine Producer
  • Crop Surge Lifts Farmland Prices
  • Millennials changing wine's alcohol levels
  • Paid sick leave challenges Calif. restaurants
  • Same-store sales negative at family restaurant chains
  • Overall US Retail sales increase for 7thstraight month
  • Calif family sees growing US market for olive oil
  • Wine and Spirits- Kosher for the connoisseur
  • The wine blogger as $hake$peare
  • Cafe sells samples, then bottles to take home
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Board reshuffled as Treasury splits
  • Distell plays a blinder
  • Distel’s earnings rise
  • Foster's to proceed with wine demerger in May
  • Video: How to spot counterfeit wine
  • Ingenious launches wine EIS fund
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Drinking causes more sleep problems for women than men
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • More signs the Washington wine industry is healthy
  • NY: Big Red boast for Long Island winery
  • MD: Raising tax rate on alcohol draws mixed reviews
  • MD: The case for alcohol, tobacco tax hikes
  • Twelve States Stuck at Bottom of Beer Tax Barrel
  • NY: State IPM Program to Close in March
  • PA: Wegmans Introduces Amazing Soda Fountain For Wine
  • AZ: Wine leaders look to grow industry
  • Let small New Jersey wineries sell and ship directly to consumers
  • NY: Fastest growing white wines showcased at the Alsace Varietals Fest
  • NC: Regional workshops focus on viticulture, sensory training and business
  • EUROPE
  • A Closer Look at the New Wine Trade Agreement Between Australia and the ECs
  • Montalcino producers postpone vote on proposed appellation change
  • THE UK
  • UK Champagne consumption back to pre-recession levels
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Wine Comes and Goes (to China, e.g.)
  • Indians high on hard liquor, yet to develop a taste for wine
  • MARKETING & PROMOTION
  • Influencing Consumer Perception of Value and Quality
  • Sonoma Valley makes a move for its share of attention
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Mobile Web More Popular Than Apps Among Mobile Users
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • The amazing shrinking California farm
  • Summit explores the new realities facing agriculture
  • Satellite images provide 'eagle-eye' view of grapevine canopies
  • WATER
  • Council releases first draft of Delta plan
  • California Seeks Balance in Fixing its Water System
  • Rainwater Capture Act of 2011 could help quench California's thirst
  • The House Budget Chooses the Path to Water Policy Gridlock
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • The state of American zinfandel today
  • Wine and Spirits / Kosher for the connoisseur
  • The 100-Point Scale is Dead, of Pity for Wine Hath it Died
  • CHARITABLE & GREEN AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • Paso Robles Wine Alliance Selects Alzheimer’s Association ...
  • SolarCraft Expands Solar for Hafner Vineyard
  • LEED Gold A Desire Of Dream Lodi Winery

  • February 15, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Wine brand has little importance to consumer choices, UK study
  • Foster's lets go of its poison potion
  • Winery's transition sustains Bogle legacy
  • Lodi grape yield down, prices slightly up
  • Market Opportunities – Bulk Wine & Grapes
  • 2010 Rioja Wine Exports to U.S. Market Up 33 Percent
  • OZ: 100th Vintage - The family way to winery's success
  • Seattle company buys Walla Walla, Yakima Valley wineries
  • Patty Bogle, matriarch of Bogle Vineyards, dies at 59
  • 2011 Napa Valley Farmworker Education Workshop in Spanish
  • Obama's budget would deeply cut farm subsidies
  • PET wine bottle takes off with Air Transat
  • GSO's Vince Johnson to Lead DTT and DTC Wine Shipping Programs
  • Sonoma Wine Company & Winesecrets Offer Custom Crush Services
  • Private Sale Site invino Announces Free Sommelier Service
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES AND INVESTING IN WINE
  • Constellation Brands to update its new strategy
  • Foster's Unveils Wine Spinoff, First Half Profit Drop
  • Foster's: No tears as beer, wine split
  • Foster's chairman should stand aside after split
  • HEALTH
  • WHO Study on Alcohol Consumption Obsolete
  • Vegans risk blood clots and atherosclerosis, so also heart attack
  • Red wine makes cancer drug more potent
  • Winery Targets Vegan Drinkers
  • Vancouver scientists take the headache out of red wine
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • NY: Wine In Supermarkets Redux: The Battle Continues
  • WA: Precept to the rescue
  • IN: State industry council honors Starlight winery
  • NC: College to undertake projects to update facilities
  • NJ: Let our state's wineries thrive
  • EUROPE
  • Czech Grape harvest in 2010 was the worst since 1989
  • Castel, Suntory take 50% stakes in Chateau Beychevelle
  • US Ambassador Acclaims Bulgarian Wine
  • THE UK
  • Turton Wines introduces Moldovan wines into the UK
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Olive industry considers compulsory research levy
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • QR Code or Microsoft Tag: What Technology should wineries use?
  • Facebook's Stranglehold On Mobile Time
  • Where Twitter Trending Topics Really Come From
  • For The Second Month, Android Leads iOS For Mobile Ad Impression Share
  • WATER
  • Additional Water Available for CVP South-of-Delta Contractors
  • GOP plan could endanger delta fish restoration

  • February 14, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Calif producers: grape prices 'unsustainable'
  • Calif exports soared in 2010
  • Calif Crush: Demand high for grape harvest
  • Canadian beer (not wine & spirits) exempt from new food-allergen labelling rules
  • Is U.S. wine too bland?
  • Holman Lang Winery Sold
  • Plea deal in Calif farm worker's death sparks protest
  • Enologix's Leo McCloskey on fixing U.S. wine
  • Everything Old is New Again: Wine in Mexico & Turkey
  • Analysis: wine merchants vs bloggers
  • Walgreen Co. brew touts affordable price
  • Police nab suspects in wine heist
  • Wine making leads modest Napa jobs bounceback
  • After making a name for itself, East Contra Costa seeks wine label
  • Cows or condos?
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES AND INVESTING IN WINE
  • Label Maker Multi-Color Declares Quarterly Dividend
  • Liv-exBordeaux 2010 part one: The weather
  • Taxes force Diageo to slash number of staff it brings to UK
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • A sweet tooth predicts success of alcoholism treatment
  • A glass of wine a day helps prevent diabetes
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • OR: King Estate Gets a Taste of Trouble
  • OH: Canton native's wine cultivated in New Zealand, has family roots
  • NY: Proponents Again Push Sale of Wine in Supermarkets
  • PA: senators to hear case for liquor privatization
  • States ask for pesticide permits delay
  • WA: Growers Examine Wine Myths
  • IN: winemakers honored by state's wine industry
  • NY: Program uses satellite images to map grapes
  • CT: Sunday ban on liquor sales under fire again
  • WA: 5-cent beverage container deposit proposed
  • NJ: Court ruling puts wineries in danger
  • EUROPE
  • CHAMPAGNE: Culture clash
  • Brunello producers protest proposed appellation changes
  • Greeks turn back on retsina wine
  • Bulgaria Registers 10% Boost in Wine Exports 2010
  • Austrian red wines shine quietly
  • Hungary for Sweet Wine
  • THE UK
  • UK: On-trade missing out on upselling wine
  • CANADA
  • BC wine drinkers increasingly prefer domestic bubbly
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Devastated Victorians beg for rain to stop
  • OZ: Premier cheers blacklisted winery
  • In Australia, Vineyards sell at discount
  • OZ: Thirst for less pricey wines by Australian wine drinkers
  • Down Under wines working on image
  • OZ: The Yarra Valley wine industry two years on
  • Foster's demerger proposal questioned
  • OZ: Victoria producers struggle with extreme wet weather
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Wine's Appeal Simmering in India
  • Savvy Chinese buyers looking beyond Bordeaux
  • Guyuelongshan Wine Gets 50M Yuan Subsidy
  • The Growing Need for wine Laws in India
  • Will $100 Wine Glasses Sell in China?
  • Messed-up wine market during the holiday in China
  • SOUTH AMERICA
  • Chile’s Wine Exports This Year May Drop 7.2%
  • Argentinian wines are there to stay
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Wine marketers share tips on using social media
  • Groupon's Valentine's Day Deal Turns Into Dead Flowers
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Growers benefit from high-tech system that monitor crop quality for vineyards
  • Napa County groundwater management workshop Feb. 14
  • WATER
  • Nothing small about Gov. Brown's Delta plans
  • Delta blueprint draft, first of 7 plans, ready
  • Outside parties weigh in on water transfer lawsuit
  • Calif. seeks balance in fixing its water system
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Alexis Lichine's Roguish Revolution in Wine
  • Snip by snip, fine wines are made
  • CHARITABLE WORKS AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • Hess Collection Debuts Chardonnay Month, Donates 1% For The Planet

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