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August 18, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Call for Facebook ban on alcohol ads
  • QR Codes: Just 6% of U.S. Mobile Users Scanned QR in June
  • Drinks Retailers Make “Net” Gains In Marketing
  • Moscato madness grips U.S. wine industry
  • Shaking up the way wine is sold
  • Napa Valley Pot Farmer Joins Farm Bureau
  • Calistoga Planners delay tasting room proposal again over Napa Grape Content
  • Wine scam trial reaches final verdict
  • Top 10 modern-day wine scandals
  • Lodi winemaking operation touted as economic stimulator
  • Calif ag success dependent on relationship with state regulators
  • Foley, Food Porn, And A West Coast Wine Geek-out
  • The Pillar Rock Sale: Read It There Today, Or HERE A Week Ago
  • Olivier Portet Joins Polaris Wines
  • Generations, geography complicate new era in rose'
  • For New Wine, Vintage Bottles
  • Wineries keep getting in on the beer action
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Kleiner Perkins $ Warburg Pincus Put $100M Into Chinese Luxury Shopping Site
  • Liv-ex: The upside of down
  • Asahi To Buy New Zealand's Independent Liquor For $1.3B
  • Foster's Shareholders Unlikely To Accept SABMiller
  • Fosters urges rejection of SABMiller offer
  • SABMiller strategy for Foster's takeover divides analysts
  • HEALTH
  • Light Drinking During Pregnancy Might Not be Too Bad
  • Dietary choices may decrease anxiety
  • Drinks watchdog slams Alcohol Concern's 'misleading' report
  • DIRECT SHIPPING & THE THREE-TIERED SYSTEM
  • End shipping tiff before it harms NJ wineries
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Is PR the New Face of Journalism?
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • My Way or The Highway
  • Scores, wine and the latest backlash
  • Old School or New Wave?
  • HARVEST 2011
  • And they're off - harvest 2011
  • WA: Grape harvest running low, late
  • Champagne sets dates for 'extremely early' harvest
  • NM: Winegrapes Running Late
  • Harvest underway in Bordeaux
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • NY: Cornell site to house Finger Lakes viticulture program
  • NY: Hotline and wine lab relaunch after 25 years
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Wine industry 'resisting change
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Online auction of imported wine: first case in China mainland
  • China Customs of Xiamen copes with high temperature for imported wine
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Whither Argentine wine consumption Amid US Downgrade?
  • Top 100: World’s best-selling Argentine wines
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • De Klerk Presidential Blend in China
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Don't Mean To Be Alarmist, But Groupon Is Running Low On Cash
  • Mobile Apps Beat the Mobile Web Among US Android Smartphone Users
  • Mobile Commerce and the Partnership with PressPay
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Petite Sirah, We Love You!
  • Naked Wine: An Unobjective Review
  • Homecoming Like No Other - Sonoma Valley Harvest Wine Auction
  • The Numbers of Napa Valley
  • Reagan-Gorbachev Winery Improves Taste With Longer Aging, No Price Hike
  • Evolve Winery: Much more than just 'Ben F.'

  • August 17, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Pinnacle Buys 43% Of Donati Family Vineyards
  • ESA mega-lawsuit could disrupt all types agriculture nationwide
  • Restaurant 2Q earnings positive, outlook cautious
  • UK wine 'sham' hits 300 Canadian, US investors
  • More inaccurate herd reporting on Napa climate change
  • Outlook brighter for North Coast growers
  • Fresno County grower anticipates average crop
  • Calif Ag chief focuses on essentials
  • Madera County grower looks for a bigger crop, higher prices
  • Don't sell the Aussies short
  • Mondavis keep Napa Valley strong
  • 3 Easy Email Design Changes That Help Your Winery Boost Response
  • ‘Dirty Dozen’ still kicking up dirt on EWG
  • Wine Spectrum owner pens rock opera
  • A good year for Mexican wine, tourism
  • Syrah from Chile and New Zealand
  • Staglin Family Music Festival for Mental Health
  • A sense of place for California wines
  • Soil scientist helps create the wines at Washington's Daven Lore
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • SABMiller Takes $10 Billion Foster's Bid Hostile
  • Asahi steps up New Zealand push
  • Liv-ex: Lafite in reverse: A closer look
  • Hedge Fund Pershing Square Reports Q2 Portfolio
  • Acker Merrall Announces Fall 2011 Auction Schedule
  • HEALTH
  • Moderate wine drinking can fight weight gain
  • Moderate Drinking May Help Prevent Alzheimer's, Other Dementia
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Your palate knows best
  • The dark art of food and wine pairing
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES EUROPE
  • Chateau Guiraud to host Chinese festival
  • Harvest underway in Entre deux Mers
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Masters put on Shiraz alert
  • OZ: Greens push for volumetric alcohol tax
  • NZ: Vineyards Warned Off Illegally Hiring Foreign Workers
  • OZ: 'Feeble' DrinkWise warnings challenged
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • The China Wine Challenge
  • Marketing Wine to India Part 2

  • August 16, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Domestic Wine Growth Slows, $20+ Category Tanks, Imports Show Signs of Life
  • More Details On Russian River Vineyards Bankruptcy
  • Bisin: A magic ingredient that could keep food (and wine) fresh for years
  • Standing alone: David Dearie, Treasury Wine Estates
  • Seattle Winery Closing Is Sign of the Times
  • Washington winemakers to promote wines in India
  • Whither Women Winemakers?
  • Listening sessions for new farm bill set
  • Marketing Wine to India
  • Supermarket wines pressuring the Aussie market
  • How To Buy A Vineyard Estate
  • Alcohol Makers Set Fewer Sustainability Goals
  • Climate Change Offers Up a New Wine List
  • Willet's Winery overcomes obstacles, presses forward
  • Sonoma in the crucible
  • Ceja: From wine to beer
  • Designing a Successful Wine-Storage Area in Self-Storage Facilities
  • The Daily Outrage: Wine industry squeezing taxpayers for subsidies
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Beam unveils new corporate branding
  • Can Mooncakes Predict the (Wine) Futures?
  • Liv-ex: August price slide continues
  • HEALTH
  • Finding BPA-free Plastic Bags in Boxed Wines
  • Debate over warning labels on alcohol heats up
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Did Twitter and Facebook kill (new) blogs?
  • I Like Your Wine Blog, But....
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Build A Better Tasting Note
  • The Prejudiced Palate
  • In Defense of the 100pt Rating System
  • Let your wine speak to you
  • OK, so now I have tasted a Marcassin pinot noir … and liked it!
  • WATER
  • Why Cleaned Wastewater Stays Dirty In Our Minds
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Applying Oak Extracts to Grape Vines: A Novel Approach to Producing Oak-Style Wines?
  • GPS dependability vital to agriculture
  • HARVEST 2011
  • Avoiding heat stress at harvest
  • OZ: Poor quality exports predicted after wet harvest
  • WA: Wine grape harvest to be down about 16 percent
  • Wet summer weather may herald good French wine
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • AR: ATU-Ozark hosts regional viticulture meeting
  • AZ: State's wine industry continues to grow
  • NY: Finger Lakes region does not yet have an 'it' grape
  • NY: Wineries Say Heavy Rains Will Have Little Impact on Long Island Grape Harvest
  • PA: PLCB Knew Wine Kiosk Plan Sucked, Went Through With it Anyway
  • EUROPE
  • Russia is focused on New World wines
  • Champagne increases yields by 20% to cope with demand
  • Winemakers Convert Pomerol's Century-Old Horse Track to Vines
  • THE UK
  • Australian and US wines under-represented in on-trade, says WDR
  • Perrier-Jouët anniversary edition lands at Heathrow T5
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Concern about Chinese looking for investment opportunity in grain belt
  • NZ: Amor-Bendall Winery goes into liquidation
  • NZ: Reds at the ready
  • NZ: Protest reflects wine industry's web of failed payments
  • AUSTRALIAN REGIONAL WINE IMMERSION PROGRAM ENTERS THIRD YEAR
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Fame wines auctioned in Yunnan
  • Sogrape sets Foot in Mumbai Again
  • MARKETING & PROMOTION ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Internet Retailing Interview: Rowan Gormley, Naked Wines
  • Welcome to the new ‘social media fatigue’
  • It’s official: Facebook is the 21st century Nielsen family
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Nuance and Life
  • CHARITABLE & GREEN AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • Napa Winery Pioneers Solar Floatovoltaics
  • What’s Red, White & Green? Wine Packaging Greens Up

  • August 15, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Wines From India Hit NY Market
  • Reddic of Green’s Sees Growth In Super-Premiums and Value Brands
  • Wineries Seeking Capital: Back to Basics
  • Adultery and red wine
  • Sauvignon.Com: Wine brand named after URL
  • Wine biz doing okay despite recessionary fears
  • Microsoft Guru Myhrvold Decants Wine With A Blender
  • New Instagram Analysis Shows Surprising Winery Visibility in Social Media
  • Winery Data Normalization and Syndication – It’s About Time!
  • Winery permits and Williamson Act
  • Fire Burns 500 Acres in Napa County
  • Squeezing the last drop of irrigation water in the West
  • Aussie Winery Purchase Could Help Ripon
  • Les Ferguson, noted wine judge, dies at 67
  • An Argument against and for children in wine country
  • California Become France And France Becomes California
  • Jean-Charles Boisset taking Buena Vista back to its roots
  • Napa Valley Vine Trail secures $2.5 million in federal funding
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • 'Dom index' links Champagne sales to economy
  • Liv-ex: What is DRC worth?
  • Castle Brands Q1 2012 Net Sales Increase 21%
  • Willamette Valley Vineyards Posts a Profit for the Q2 2011
  • HEALTH
  • Behind the Science: Is there BPA in my wine?
  • Caffeine In Wine?
  • Good News, Bad News about Alcohol in Wine
  • DIRECT SHIPPING & THE THREE-TIERED SYSTEM
  • NJ Asm. Cryan Should Stop Lying
  • NJ Assembly Majority Leader Disses His Own Wine-Buying Constituents
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Gerald Asher: An Education in Wine Writing
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • AZ: Wine makers say state's brand won't wither on the vine
  • DE & PA: Area winemakers see a promising vintage
  • NY: Q&A on the new winery legislation
  • OR: God King Slave Wines make an entrance
  • MO: Grant for Grape and Wine Classes Could Grow Jobs
  • NJ: Wineries in limbo need right solution
  • NY: Heron Hill Moves to Screwcaps for Most Wines
  • PA: LCB predicted kiosk fiasco
  • PA: LCB research called plan 'deficient,' but it was approved anyway
  • TX: Vintage Drought But Not Out
  • TX: Messina Hof brings back seasoned winemaker
  • VA: State's Wines: Ready to Take Off … But Where To?
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Vinomofo opens second round of angel funding
  • NZ: Winery in liquidation, owing total of $1.8m
  • OZ: Tamburlain winery saves $110,00 a year in energy
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Indian vintners tap growth
  • 3 to 5 million Chinese drink wine today, could grow to 50 million in 5 to 10 yrs
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • How to Market to Mom Bloggers
  • An SEO guide for Wineries Part 5
  • HOW TO: Protect Your Business’s Identity On Twitter
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Dreaming at the Speed of Wine
  • Was Jesus a Teetotaler?

  • August 12, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Nielsen: Table wine sales up 3.5% in volume and 4.6% in value
  • Drinks Firms brace for weak demand, but Constellation says its OK
  • Downturn will slow US wine consumption
  • U.S. Wine Consumption Increases for 17th Consecutive Year
  • US Trade Balance Grew in June Shows Global Economic Slowdown
  • The Wine Group to Acquire Aussie Winery
  • How restaurants can sell more wine in a recession
  • California raisin crop drops
  • Playing with the Grape and Crush reports
  • Good times for farm prices, but costs keep upward climb
  • Barrel Builders celebrates 40 years
  • Muscat wines on a roll
  • California Leads Nation in Farmers Markets
  • Boston Wine Lists Teach San Francisco A Lesson
  • A Week In The Life Of A Trader Joe's Employee
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Share drop makes takeover targets more desirable
  • HEALTH
  • Resveratrol May Help The Body Burn Fat
  • Drinking spirits ups risk of acute pancreatitis, but wine or beer does not
  • DIRECT SHIPPING & THE THREE-TIERED SYSTEM
  • Wineries shipping into Maryland
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • What to do with those gold medals
  • Robert Parker and the Vintners Hall of Fame
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Ideological sips and tastes
  • Good Points or Bad Points - The 100-Point Wine Rating System
  • 5 Ways to Screw Up a Wine Pairing
  • Tasting Phrases
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • Indy Wine Competition awards ‘best of show’ to Oregon riesling; Ohio wineries win 3 double-golds
  • KY: Wine Thrives In Bourbon Country
  • MN: Wine drinking up more in Twin Cities than in U.S.
  • NY: Naples considers rezoning Hazlitt land for winery
  • PA: PLCB, union blast privatization plan at hearing
  • WA: Wine grape growers look to 2012
  • ACADEMIA
  • Washington State Seminar: Gearing up for Harvest-2011
  • Missouri State wine institute earns $5M grant
  • THE UK
  • More drinks firms pledge to reduce environmental impact
  • CANADA
  • Ontario Funds Grape/Wine Climate Studies
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Wine woes could be at their worst
  • NZ: Late Harvest = Sexy Vintage?
  • OZ: Protest builds over mining land grab in Hunter Valley
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • North India’s First Winery Sparkles
  • In China, Investors develop new appreciation for art, fine wine
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • Despite obstacles, Mexico wine industry takes root
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Lot 18 On When The Web Goes Down
  • Why Most Winery Websites Stink, Part II
  • Facebook Wins “Worst API” in Developer Survey
  • About Facebook’s New Zip-Level Targeting
  • Jakob Nielsen on Usability for Mobile Sites and Apps
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Auctions: Winning a Date With ScarJo (and Some Champagne)
  • Highway to Hell Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Champagne's riotous history
  • Musical Inspiration To End The Work Week

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