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August 23, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Gallo’s Barefoot, TWG’s Cupcake Pacing Off-Premise Wine Sales In 2011
  • Export funds helps U.S. agriculture enter global marketplace
  • This Woman Helped Turn Spanish Wine Into A $2 Billion Export Industry
  • Cold climate wine, wine trademarks, wine scandals
  • Santa Barbara Vineyard Gets Fracked
  • Aussie domestic wine suffers as imports take over
  • Profits: Getting by on a wing, a prayer–and another breakout session
  • VinTank, Beverage Media to Syndicate Wine Content to 200 Retailers
  • American Express Offers Businesses Points for Buying Online Ads
  • Reed's, Inc. Expands Distribution Into Total Wine & More Stores
  • New York vineyard Pioneer David Mudd, 90, Dies
  • From the Bad Ideas Department: 9/11 Memorial Wine
  • What Women Drink
  • Gilt Launches Luxury Wine Site
  • Grape Market: Don’t be taken in by romance of wine
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Foster's to Return $520 Million to Shareholders to Thwart SABMiller Offer
  • Foster’s CEO Is Open to ‘Sensible’ Takeover Talks After Spurning SABMiller
  • Fortune Brands Announces Pricing of Tender Offers
  • Treasury aligns its star brands
  • Treasury Wine gives Asia bigger taste of Grange
  • The Never Hide interview: Diageo GTME's Jane Ewing
  • Foster's Group 2011 Full Year Results (.pdf)
  • HEALTH
  • Why an extra glass of wine (or three) does more harm to older drinkers
  • The Rise of Binge Drinking in China
  • DIRECT SHIPPING & THE THREE-TIERED SYSTEM
  • Supporters of Anti-Wine Law Suffer Setback
  • CEI Releases Paper on CARE Act
  • Louisiana Increases Volume Limit for DTC Shipping
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Go Read The Blogs—I Did and Was Amazed
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Wine pairings: Two wine gurus take our questions
  • Wine Matches For Junk Food
  • HARVEST 2011
  • California Crop Weather: table, wine grape harvests underway
  • Flagging down a cab challenges North Coast vintners
  • Grape harvest under way in Sonoma County
  • BC: Ripe for the picking
  • Harvest begins in Montalcino, heat spikes not a concern according to winemaker
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Leafroll: When Life Hands You Lemons...
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • MI: Winery Releases state's first Appassimento-style wine
  • NY: New Owners for the Finger Lakes' Silver Thread Winery
  • NY: 2011 Summer Growers Conference
  • NY: Seneca County winery opens after month's delay
  • VA: A second harvest in Fishersville
  • ACADEMIA
  • Australia to stage University Challenge for wine
  • San Diego State Rolls Out New Wine Studies Program
  • EUROPE
  • Parker Point pinching on 2010
  • Soaking & Poking: Italian Wine Tourism Fieldnotes
  • Video: Michel Chapoutier over Roussillon
  • New winemaker at Dom de l'Arlot
  • Jacques Devauges to replace Olivier Leriche at Domaine de l'Arlot
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Farmers run out of time to apply for exit grants
  • OZ: Wine sales dry up as drinkers cut back
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Chinese buyers take a shine to Okanagan wines
  • Fine wine galore! Hong Kong's buried treasure
  • Why wine in India gives you sticker shock
  • Some chilis with your cabernet? In Asia, sure
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • WOSA hits back in human rights row
  • HRW alleges abuses in S.African wine industry
  • The ‘new’ Old World or the ‘old’ New World?
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • App Smart Extra: Another Round of Wine Apps
  • Wine Road app lets oenophiles find the best wineries

  • August 22, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Restaurants thirst for sales
  • Wine's culture wars sling half-truths and falsehoods
  • Rich and gullible: How high wine prices hook buyers
  • Now Serving – 200 Million Wine Conversations!
  • NAFTA sparked Canadian move from plonk to premium
  • Winery health insurance costs rise 12 percent
  • California's jobless rate grows to 12% in July
  • Mina Group Wine Director Parr Thinks Nationally, Acts Locally
  • Wine: Profitability top wine business concern, survey says
  • International travel drives tax-free sales recovery
  • 4 Sonoma Valley wineries caught serving minors
  • Wine Marketing 102 - For Wineries and Consumers!
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Treasury Wine Estates posts net profit of AUS$64m
  • Foster's May Use Share Buyback to Blunt Appeal of SABMiller's Hostile Bid
  • Diageo turning its focus away from a troubled Europe
  • Liv-ex: Claret Chip signals further price drops
  • Archer Capital Plans to Raise A$1.25 Billion for Fifth Fund
  • Diageo focused on booming African and Latin American economies
  • Global Demand Rising, But Sales Down For Treasury Wine
  • Diageo counters Euro woe
  • Pernod Ricard Korea appoints new CEO
  • HEALTH
  • Does Alcohol Consumption Reallt Affect the Risk of Dementia?
  • San Rafael's Alcohol Justice, formerly the Marin Institute, still fighting
  • New Smartphone App Estimates Blood-Alcohol Concentration
  • Shouts of hypocrisy over Cancer Council ball
  • DIRECT SHIPPING & THE THREE-TIERED SYSTEM
  • Third Party Providers and the Future of Wine Laws in America
  • NJ: Wineries safe at home if direct-ship bill's OK'd
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Can a winery get buzz from Twitter? Probably not
  • Fake Wine Reviews: Do They Matter?
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • 'Naked' Winemakers Battle Lab Wizards for Future of Wine
  • Art Vs. Artifice In The Search For Natural Wine
  • Red wine with fish? Never! Well, actually, sometimes...
  • Sweet white wines everybody loves them
  • Oregon Pinot Gris: Super Star or Super Simple?
  • WATER
  • Give water to urban centers, not farmers
  • Jerry Brown removing GOP appointees from key water panel
  • Calif Governor Jerry Brown doubles down on water diversion
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • IN: America's original wine country
  • NY: Winery prospers after shifting focus
  • NY: Blind wine tasting competition pits Long Island against Europe
  • NY: Winery releases 9/11 memorial wines
  • OK: Chamber wants wine in grocery store
  • PA: New Wine Expo Set For Lancaster
  • THE UK
  • Surge in UK alcohol prices hits consumers
  • CANADA
  • LCBO Customer Survey Shows Ontarians "Going Local" When Buying Wines And Beer
  • DOWN UNDER
  • NZ: Winegrowers 2011 Annual Report - stats (.pdf)
  • NZ: High Kiwi dollar weighs on wine
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • The Rise of Wine In Bangkok
  • Virginia's Barren Ridge Vineyards to showcase in Chinese product expo
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • South African winery owner uncorks long-hidden history of slavery
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • StumbleUpon Drives More Than 50% of Social Media Traffic [STATS]
  • Do You Remember Print News Stories Better Than Those You Read Online? [POLL]
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Duckhorn's Brilliant Migration
  • Angwin: Where conviction meets cabernet
  • Roman wreck full of wine jars found off Albania
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Godfather of Zin celebrates celebrating 20 years in Sonoma
  • DH Wine Compliance expands

  • August 19, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Direct Shipping of Wine Set To Explode To Huge Levels
  • Brand Loyalty in a Recession—who’s Double Dipping?
  • Calif Water Board Moves on Frost Protection Program
  • p r o f i l e - FETZER WINES IN INDIA
  • North Coast wineries prepare for harvest to begin next week
  • Trip to Italy, class at NVC give rise to Caliza Winery
  • Women winemakers still battle glass ceiling
  • WA Wine Industry Commits $7.4 Million For New Wine Science Center
  • California Tests New Wine Types
  • QR Code Marketing: 5 Tips for a Successful Campaign
  • TexSom 2011 - Slideshow
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Foster's Defiant as SAB goes Hostile
  • Liv-ex: Spotlight on Salon Mesnil
  • Beam Global Pours Out New Logo
  • Abrau Durso to float on Russian stock market
  • HEALTH
  • Does Resveratrol Protect Against Second-Hand Smoke Exposure?
  • Alzheimer's: A glass or 2 of wine or beer a day can help to stave off risk
  • Impulsive alcoholics likely to die sooner
  • MEDIA MATTERS
  • Wine and the Thinking Hat (Or Six of them…)
  • Are wine writers psychopaths?
  • MATTERS OF TASTE
  • Tokaj: Dry response to sweet wines
  • A Tannin Lesson From Professor Mondavi
  • WATER
  • Hope Finds Fertile Ground As Water Returns to California's Central Valley
  • Brown reaffirms support for Delta-killing peripheral canal
  • AROUND THE UNITED STATES
  • FL: Miami International Wine Fair grows along with industry
  • IA: Tax revenue from alcoholic beverage sales hits record
  • MA: A good year for local vintners
  • MN: New grape is a winner
  • NY: Abandoned Bank Finds New Life Thanks To Winery Owner
  • PA: LCB panel opposed wine kiosks
  • TX: Vineyards and Wineries prosper during summer heat
  • UT: Secrets of Salt Lake: Utah's first urban winery
  • UT: Liquor boss forced out amid allegations of wrongdoing
  • ACADEMIA
  • UC Irvine offering new wine courses this fall
  • Florida A&M University to celebrate its Annual Grape Harvest Festival
  • Internship gives senior taste of vineyard management
  • EUROPE
  • French wine starts promotion centered with Wuhan
  • Bordeaux faces New World challenge
  • French harvest bigger than 2010, says ministry
  • THE UK
  • Portman Group publishes guidance on responsible drinks labelling
  • CANADA
  • Grape demand seen rising on Ont. winery upgrades
  • Ontario’s Newest Flourishing Wine Region
  • BC: New winery opens in Comox
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Queensland grapevines all clear of insect pest
  • OZ: Wine industry rejects tax call
  • OZ: NFF says farmers shouldn't be left in the lurch over exit grants
  • NZ: Target US rich, Kiwi firms told
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Crashpadder - a home from home for wine lovers?
  • 'The Bachelorette' fans turn out to watch Ben F. pour
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Seventh Generation Adds New Chief Marketing Officer
  • Quintessential grows, adds staff

  • 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

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