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August 31, 2012TOP NEWS
  • Napa wine industry rebounding from recession
  • Unexpected wine delivery lures scam victims
  • USDA Estimates Record Ag Exports for 2013
  • Basic Bordeaux sales still rising
  • Chinese chateau buyer vows to honour French wine heritage
  • OH CANADA!
  • Ontario growers may receive viticultural designation next year
  • Exploring the Okanagan Valley’s Wine Region
  • Wine: Proudly Canadian
  • CALIFORNIA BRIEFS
  • Reata building a new life and brand
  • Leader Reveals Plans for Cal Poly
  • Bank’s report is good news for olive industry
  • California's oldest winery reborn
  • HARVEST 2012
  • High-Energy Harvest Celebrations in the Golden State
  • Wine, the grape harvest and Labor Day
  • Sierra Foothills/Amador County Harvest
  • Bordeaux braces itself for 'winemaker's vintage'
  • NZ Harvest decline hits Delegat's profit
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES, INVESTING & AUCTIONS
  • 1855.com increasingly embattled as protesters gather
  • Why Diageo Is Up 22% This Year
  • Drinks company Pernod Ricard's profit rises 10%
  • Liv-ex: Spotlight on Taittinger Comtes
  • MARKETING & SALES
  • Wine Words Worth Toasting
  • Chinese appetite for Penfolds driving sales of Australian fine wine
  • Are drinkers knocking your brand online?
  • Wine matching app Wine Find for smartphones
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • The Women of the New Wine Media
  • Tesco Wine Magazine offers interactive features
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • My White Trash Italian Cousins
  • Some people in Napa Valley need an intervention
  • Getting to the Root of Minerality
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • EPA bans sale of AZM Pesticide
  • U.S. REGIONAL WINE NEWS
  • MO: Drought is mixed bag for 7 largest wineries
  • NY: Long Island Shares Its Bounty
  • EUROPE
  • The Fields And Fears Of The Palatinate Wine Growers
  • THE UK
  • Bordeaux wines bucks off-trade sales trend with 8% rise
  • Waitrose appoints new wine buying manager
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Landmark LMG deal benefits all, says ALM
  • NZ: Volcanic Hills winery to open at Skyline Rotorua
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • He who dares, wines
  • China Wine import grows by 50% yearly
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Fermented fabric: Does this pinot suit me?
  • Calif's lesser known wine regions

  • August 30, 2012TOP NEWS
  • Interview, Part 2: Ste. Michelle Pres/CEO Ted Baseler
  • Aussie Wine Production In Drastic Decline?
  • Ste. Michelle’s new advertising campaign targets Supermoms
  • Sonoma State Wine Business Institute Graduates First Online Students
  • Stoller Family Estate Gets New Name, Tasting Room, Winegrowing Team
  • Young Vine Decline is studied closely in Australia
  • CALIFORNIA BRIEFS
  • Napa Wine Library celebrates 50 year
  • Sonoma Valley Wine Auction at Chateau St. Jean
  • A roadmap to Family Winemakers of California
  • HARVEST 2012
  • France's grape harvest 'exceptionally low'
  • Napa Grape harvest start a treat
  • Napa Growers celebrate ‘perfect ripening weather’
  • English winemakers pray for Indian summer
  • HEALTH & ALCOHOL REGULATION
  • You’ll be a fat drunk before wine saves you from cancer
  • Chocolate lovers show lower stroke risk
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES, INVESTING & AUCTIONS
  • Jack Daniels Leads Brown-Forman to 25 % net income growth
  • Brown-Forman Beats on EPS
  • Diageo: Bracing for worsening euro crisis
  • Daniele Ricard to become Pernod chairman: report
  • French spirits taxes rock Pernod Ricard
  • Best year for Pernod Ricard since 2007/8, despite fall in UK sales
  • MARKETING & SALES
  • Why Wineries NEED a Mobile Website. Part 2
  • The Internet vs. Facebook in 10 Years [infographic]
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Do you believe Wine Spectator bases its ratings solely on blind tasting?
  • Natural wine: The critics rage ... but the beat goes on
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • "It's Not About the Grape" on Cabernet Day
  • The Meanest Wine Accessory Ever
  • Wild yeasts – part two
  • Mission Grape's Major Role in Calif Wine History
  • California Wine by the Numbers
  • Time to pop the cork on red wines from Douro
  • Debunking 5 Common Wine Myths
  • U.S. REGIONAL WINE NEWS
  • FL: Jacksonville liquor distributor jailed on 70 charges
  • ID: Wine Industry Readies for Growth
  • EUROPE AND THE UK
  • LIWF aims to increase on-trade and independent participation with date change
  • Outrage over Chinese Gevrey Chambertin purchase 'storm in a teacup'
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Another Chinese investment in Australian wine
  • OZ: Chinese appetite for Penfolds driving sales of Aussie fine wine
  • OZ: Calls to protect vineyards from mining ramps up
  • NZ: Growers keen on wine co-op
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Trapiche, Argentina’s best for the “Five Nations Wine Challenge”

  • August 29, 2012TOP NEWS
  • WineGavel Sued By Rare, Fine Wine Collectors
  • Vineyard & Winery Management Appoints George Christie as CEO
  • Interview Ste. Michelle Pres/CEO Ted Baseler
  • Estimated US 2012 Net Farm Income Second-Highest Since 1970
  • Can expensive California wines sell themselves to a new generation of wine lovers?
  • EPA wades in on Calif Delta’s future
  • Liquor Lobby Party Goes All Out for GOP, Including Mermaids
  • Wine Detective Sniffs Out More Forged Bottles
  • Santa Clara County moves forward with new winery regs
  • Trek Winery Settles Down
  • Turrentine Brokerage Adds Mike Needham
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Should we taste wines based on alcohol level?
  • Molecular Pairing at Home
  • Petite Sirah: Stealth Grape Approaching Its Moment?
  • California's original Mission Grape enjoyed just as much today
  • HEALTH & ALCOHOL REGULATION
  • "Heavy" drinkers found to exercise more
  • HARVEST 2012
  • Selective Harvesting: Is It Right For Everyone?
  • Sauvignon blanc harvest gets started in Sonoma County
  • A difficult vintage in Tuscany
  • Harvest starts in California and it looks "normal" again
  • Harvest doesn't stop the party on Finger Lakes wine trail
  • Sierra Foothills/Butte County Harvest Report
  • Ready for Harvest
  • Fetzer Vineyards begins grape-picking season with a blessing
  • UK Wineries make harvest predictions
  • More English wine harvest predictions
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES, INVESTING & AUCTIONS
  • Will Diageo Help You Retire Rich?
  • Concha y Toro 2nd-Quarter Net Down 7.6%
  • Plunging wine sales put Dynasty in the red
  • Brown-Forman 1st-Quarter Net Up 25% on Strong Jack Daniel's Sales
  • Grupo Santander Reaffirms Hold Rating on Diageo
  • Liv-ex: Last of the summer
  • MARKETING & SALES
  • How & Why to Integrate Social Media into Winery CRM
  • When the Facebook 'Like' Doesn't Work
  • Concha y Toro aims to grow awareness in UK through social media
  • Restaurants maximize the value of the social media fan
  • What Oregon wineries can do to market Pinot Gris
  • Wine On Tap is the New Green Trend
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Legalize…Moonshine? The Beverage of Outlaws, NASCAR and Hipster Happy Hour
  • Coopering: It’s not sexy but it’s important
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Most Frequent Questions From Wine Bloggers Conf
  • MANAGEMENT
  • The Interview over Lunch: What to Do?
  • Bullying in the office more common than thought
  • U.S. REGIONAL WINE NEWS
  • ID: Varietal Emergence
  • MI: 5 Reasons why a winery is not a good fit on Detroit's Belle Isle
  • MI: Wyandotte Businessman Helps Create Grosse Ile Winery
  • MI: Groundbreaking ceremony for new winery
  • NY: Hamptons nearing rosé drought!
  • WA: College expands wine program with new courses
  • EUROPE
  • Moet in a Fizz Over Ace of Spades
  • Provence 'will go the way of Beaujolais' if bottled too early, producers warn
  • THE UK
  • HMRC “reluctant to prosecute” alcohol fraud
  • HMRC lacks crucial data to crack down on alcohol duty fraud, say MPs
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Quality wine tipped despite dry winter
  • OZ: Roll out the barrels
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Jancis Robinson, Huiqin Ma among judges of contest in Yinchuan
  • Chivas wins Chinese copycat case

  • August 28, 2012TOP NEWS
  • Napa conference includes top economist, Napa wine industry leaders
  • Placerville winery accident brings sad end to couple's dream
  • Fresno pension fund sues Central European Distribution, Facebook, More
  • Calif farm workers might enforce heat regulations themselves
  • UK Wine investment firm disappears
  • Washington State's Wine & Spirits Privatization Update
  • Premium Chile a long way off
  • GMA Recognizes Gallo, PepsiCo for Innovation
  • Vinotemp Gets Partial Judgment Against Wine Master Cellars
  • Entre-deux-Mers chateau sold to Chinese industrialist
  • HEALTH & ALCOHOL REGULATION
  • Alcohol Justice Blasts Calif Approval Of Booze Sweepstakes and Contests
  • NC: Charlotte leaders blast plan for alcohol ads on buses, trains
  • Italy mulls France-style abuse prevention drinks tax
  • CALIFORNIA BRIEFS
  • Economist sees three paths for Napa economy
  • Can Calif Wineries Raise Prices: Ampelos Cellars Says, “YES!”
  • Sierra Foothills/El Dorado County Harvest Report
  • Harvest suppers latest endeavor for former Copia site
  • A statement from Assemblymember Das Williams
  • Opus One: Conception and execution of the highest order
  • Amelia Di Marco joins Dalla Terra Winery Direct
  • 20th Sonoma Valley Harvest Wine Auction Sets Goal for Boys & Girls Clubs
  • San Francisco Type 47s
  • California Wine Month: September
  • CROWDFUNDING WINE VENTURES
  • Feiring Kickstarting New Newsletter
  • Wine education product launches crowdfunding campaign
  • MARKETING, SALES & MANAGEMENT
  • Wineries should sharpen attention on “post- marketing”
  • 10 Reasons Why Wineries NEED a Mobile Website – Part 1
  • Twitter CRM
  • Why Your CRM Integration Consultant Doesn't Know Anything
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Declassified Krug declared “flabby”
  • Blind tasting vs. aristocracy
  • When it comes to pinots, is it people or place?
  • Too Many Varieties in California?Dealing with smoke taint
  • Tiny Bubbles
  • Great noses unite to uncork the secrets of their countries' best wine
  • Response to Spectator on Respect For Long Island Wine
  • Study by UC Davis and Napa winery examines cork vs. screw cap
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES, INVESTING & AUCTIONS
  • Diageo full-year profit up 2 pct
  • What Is The UK Tax Position If You Invest In Wine?
  • U.S. REGIONAL WINE NEWS
  • IA: Wineries expect good grapes for altar wines
  • KY: Court OKs Wine Sales at Markets
  • MN: Wine Turning Into Multi-Million Dollar Industry
  • NY: State #2 In U.S. Wine Production
  • OR: Focusing On Pinot Gris as a Regional Specialty
  • WA: Grape growers expect harvest record
  • EUROPE
  • LVMH files suit against Armand de Brignac
  • Hitler-Brand Wines and Europe's Debate Over the Limits of Free Speech
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • The Chinese Learn the Futility of Wasting French Wine for Patriotism
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Skin Contact Is How Wines Get (or Don't Get) Their Color
  • What the Heck is Residual Sugar?
  • VAPID CELEBRITY NON-STORY OF THE DAY
  • Brad Pitt to serve own wine at wedding

  • August 24, 2012TOP NEWS
  • Liquor Ads Win Airtime
  • West Coast Wine Partners Still Hunting For Acquisitions
  • Calif Bill OKs Sweepstakes, Contests for Alcohol Licensees
  • What's the Future of Santa Barbara Wine Country?
  • Sweet red wine by the numbers
  • French winemakers pop their cork at Chinese takeover
  • HARVEST 2012
  • Wine grape harvest begins on Central Coast
  • Spain predicted smaller harvest, higher grape prices
  • Sierra Foothills/Nevada County Harvest
  • NZ: Grape figures puzzle growers
  • The Social Elements of Harvest
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Wine: Indulgence or Sustenance?
  • What is Greatness in Wine? A Philosophical Look Down Under
  • Merlot is the 'comeback kid' of wine world
  • CALIFORNIA BRIEFS
  • Honoring the industry's Mexican-American foundation
  • Winery supporters turn out in Santa Ynez Valley Ordinance Fight
  • Wine Growers Feeling Squeezed Out Of Temecula Valley
  • Stealing Grapes, Selling Bottles
  • Seghesio to open culinary venue at Healdsburg's old post office
  • Delicato to Move Bottling
  • Jean-Charles Boisset on a quest
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES, INVESTING & AUCTIONS
  • Diageo investors must show patience
  • Diageo ups payout as sales surge
  • Shanghai police crack wine counterfeiting ring
  • Bordeaux 2009s hold steady
  • HEALTH & ALCOHOL REGULATION
  • Booze & Caffeine: Latest Revelations about Your Drinking Habits
  • MARKETING, SALES & MANAGEMENT
  • Fixing Customer Complaints in a World Gone Social
  • 6 Things That Make a Great Bottle Shot
  • Why Brands are Becoming Publishers [video]
  • Planning For A Wine Business: CC Client VS. Alternating Proprietor
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Wine blogging is an inherently stupid and vapid endeavor
  • Hell Is A Panel On Blog Monetization
  • Americans Know difference Between Toilet Paper and Alcohol
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • A ferment about Furmint
  • Very old barrels still bring oak aromas
  • Wine education a labor of love for Kan. sommelier
  • Pinot Summer School in McMinnville, Oregon
  • U.S. REGIONAL WINE NEWS
  • GA: Alcohol Tax Filing Goes Online
  • OR: Tiny Wasps Tested Against Grape, Fruit Pest
  • WA: The wine of kings reigns in Washington
  • Midwest Drought 2012: Wine Production Could See Good Year
  • Drought is making it a good and bad year for wine
  • EUROPE
  • Torres China opens first Everwines branch in Beijing
  • Revolution for Turkish wines says Master of Wine , Sarah Abbott
  • THE UK
  • Independents - the clue is in the name
  • The Bunch group turns spotlight on wines' provenance
  • OH CANADA!
  • B.C. winery tour a belt-stretcher
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Ningxia Wine Challenge Q&A: Winemaker Craig Grafton of Helan Mountain
  • Shanghai police crack wine counterfeiting ring
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • G3 Enterprises Now Offering Online Store For High-Quality Stock Closures

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