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March 03, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Gallo Recalls Stainless Steel Brandy Flasks, Possible Elevated lead Levels
  • Casella Amends Complaint Against The Wine Group
  • Traffic trends offer positive signs for restaurants
  • Naked and NZ Winegrowers launch earthquake fundraiser
  • Whole Foods Secures Sought-After 2009 Bordeaux
  • CONSUMER WINE AWARDS DEADLINE MARCH 5
  • Describing wine: Don't let's whine
  • Court of Appeal tosses state Lands Commission policy
  • Wineries are agriculture; wine-tasting, parties are not
  • Calif study examines pesticides' long-term health effects
  • Is there too much Pinot Noir growing in California?
  • New plan at Stags' Leap Winery
  • College Puts Wine Lecture Series Online
  • Gov Brown Attends Calif Wine Grape Growers Foundation Dinner
  • Wineries' role in Sanya Ynez Valley vigor and prosperity
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Fine wine sets a gold standard
  • Bordeaux Index urges caution over second growth wines
  • Chile Concha y Toro continues rally on Fetzer bid
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Chinese Embrace Grape Wine for Social Status and Health Benefits
  • Can opening a sparkling wine be dangerous?
  • DIRECT SHIPPING
  • Maryland Wine Sellers Go Begging For Welfare Instead of Work
  • MD Wineries Hopeful As Legislature Takes on Direct Shipping
  • MD wineries fear restrictions in direct shipping bill
  • WATER
  • The coming global water wars
  • Experts call for Major Reforms in California Water Management
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • OR: Wine industry's pro show
  • OR may add 'wine country' license plates
  • NY group backs wine sales in grocery stores
  • WA: 8 Walla Walla wineries cited for serving minors
  • EUROPE
  • Rheingau producers push label simplicity
  • Climate Change & Wine Conference to be Held April 13th & 14th in Spain
  • THE UK
  • Drinks trade outrage as barred from Scottish summit
  • Plenty of bottle
  • Oddbins hires consultancy to advise on options
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Wineries could get smoked out of business
  • NZ: Potential Great for Hawke's Bay 2011 Grape Harvest
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Hong Kong Wine Auction Season Begins
  • First organic Chinese wine released
  • OZ: Tastes of SA promoted in Southern China
  • New wine film to lift lid on China and Bordeaux
  • Ultimate cellars in Hong Kong
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • Thunder, Lightning…But the Chardonnay Quality is Frightening
  • MARKETING
  • East Bay Wineries Offer Tastings on Two Wheels
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • What The Google Algorithm Change Means To Wine Bloggers
  • That’s SO five minutes ago. The Realtime web and #winning
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Lake County Winery Association elects Shannon as 2011 chair
  • Douglas Singleton Appointed VP of Finance for St. Julian
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Can music make wine taste better?
  • Roll out the barrel as wine on tap takes off
  • Gallo readies chilled red wine for summer push
  • CHARITABLE & GREEN AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • Green wine ? Of course
  • Organic and Biodynamic Viticulture: Not the Only Green Game in Town

  • March 02, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Esber Vs The Wine Group Vs Esber = Esber 2,TWG 0
  • Remy move shocks Champagne world
  • Does Being Young and a Woman Equal Knowing Nothing About Wine?
  • Chile Concha y Toro up 6 pct on US vineyard buy
  • Ascentia to move Buena Vista wine brand to Geyserville
  • Update on the infamous Jefferson wines
  • Champagne seeks cork closure alternative
  • Raising a Glass at 23,000 Feet - Without an Airplane
  • West Sonoma Vintners Launch New Group
  • Maltus sells out of new Napa wine
  • Mare Island wine warehouse arsonist looks to withdraw guilty plea
  • Famed Napa Winery Hires New Head
  • Fresno #3 for Most Toxic Cities
  • Calif begins monitoring of air for pesticides in San Joaquin and Kern counties
  • Napa County: One Grapevine Moth, But Season Yet To Open
  • Sierra snowpack well above average, according to newest measurements
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • A new wine investment listing for London's AIM
  • Liv-ex indices available on Thomson Reuters Datastream
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Is Wine Really a Health Food?
  • Glass of wine a day 'cuts dementia risk'
  • Wine: Join the low-cal party
  • American Nanny: CSPI’s 40th Anniversary
  • Over 700,000 Young Teens Drink Alcohol; Most Get It From Home
  • DIRECT SHIPPING
  • Maryland Wine Lovers Needed at March 4 Hearing on Direct Shipping
  • Legislators should allow wine by mail
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • New York Wine and Tourism Industry Prepares to Battle Hydrofracking
  • PA: Erie shoppers soak up sale at state liquor stores
  • MD: Uncorking a consumer-friendly wine law
  • NY: Martha Clara Vineyards Promotes Epperson-McCarthy to Head Winemaker
  • NY: New winery in Burdett off to ambitious start
  • Breaux-ken up: Virginia's loss is Maryland's gain
  • THE UK
  • Joseph says pricey wines need weighty bottles
  • CANADA
  • A winemaker without a winery
  • DOWN UNDER
  • NZ: Canterbury's plea: Tourists come back
  • OZ: Hard slog recovering from Yasi
  • OZ: Bignell bid to save the Vale
  • OZ: Drugs body backs student wine study
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • China demand pushes up Penfolds prices
  • Sonoma and Penglai enhance relationship in wine trade
  • SOUTH AMERICA
  • Argentina: What variety will be Malbec’s successor?
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • South Africa's Anthonij Rupert Wine Group Buys Graham Beck Properties
  • MARKETING & PROMOTION
  • U.S. Wines Topped January Flash Sales
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Wine Stores and Local Social Media
  • 99+ pts – An interview with Bobby Parkerchuk
  • ROA = Return on Attention
  • Social Media at Vino 2011
  • Will ‘Push Deals’ Become the New ‘Check in’?
  • The Next Big Idea in Tech: Do-It-Yourself Focus Groups?
  • 10 Excellent Examples of Guerrilla Marketing Campaigns [VIDEOS]
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • KEITH AND STACEY EMERSON ANNOUNCE THE LAUNCH OF SONRIA WINES
  • Cecchetti Launches Backhouse Wines
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Dan Berger: Wine info only a call, click away
  • What to Do with Leftover Wine
  • It's All in the Family for Livermore Winery
  • The Frequency of Usage of Wine Words
  • Sonoma finds its sense of place

  • March 01, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Was Snooth crushed by Google's new algorithm?
  • American AgCredit reports record $81.3 million in earnings
  • Chinese luxury group buys another Bordeaux vineyard (Article date is today, but in Euro-format)
  • United-States: Red wines lead growth
  • A no brainer to help NZ quake victims
  • Winter weather hurts restaurant sales in Jan.
  • Leaner times as robust reds look to a lighter side
  • OZ: Schools urged to ban alcohol fundraisers
  • Top French Wines at Risk from Climate Change
  • One of the Central Coast's first woman winemakers has change of heart
  • VIDEO: Small winery relies on family and innovation to compete
  • Amorim sells more than 3 billion wine stoppers
  • Central Coast Winery Equipment Show touches down in Paso Robles
  • Napa Valley wine auction harvests record $2.4 million
  • Turkey: In Vino No Veritas
  • Temecula Wine Country Faces Future
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • French Stocks: Remy Cointreau, Saint-Gobain
  • Fine Wine as Financial Investment
  • Haut-Brion 2006 wine prices to skyrocket by Christmas
  • Central European DistributionQ4 & Full Year Conference Call
  • The liquid asset that outperforms -- wine
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Genes Associated with Binge Drinking Identified
  • WATER
  • Water deal that could shrink Salton Sea assailed by critics
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • NC: Gallo seeks a favor of ABC
  • WA: Woodinville turning into Disneyland of winery tasting rooms
  • New York Wine and Culinary Center begins $200K renovation project
  • OK: Bill allowing wine sales in grocery stores tabled for task force study
  • MD: High-end restaurant owners want law allowing patrons to bring wine
  • EUROPE
  • Chateau Guirau dobtains organic farming certification
  • THE UK
  • Drinks bosses slam alcohol-related deaths forecast
  • Alcohol Concern calls for more supermarket restrictions
  • The future for UK wines looks rose'
  • Hawksmoor to offer Yquem by the glass
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Flood damage to farms extensive
  • OZ: Cellar doors still open at Queensland wineries
  • Australian dollar maintains its strength
  • OZ: Fresh update for Cellarmasters
  • NZ: Griffith may buy more shares in winery
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Skalli to exploit China with premium wines
  • Gide Advises COFCO On French Wine Investments
  • SOUTH AMERICA
  • Argentina: You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby
  • MARKETING & PROMOTION
  • What makes a great wine marketing email?
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • How Do You Sell Apps When Advertising Doesn’t?
  • The Filmmaker – Frank Gutierrez
  • APPOINTMENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • Frederick Wildman introduces Folonari Moscato wines in US
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • Federal Budget May Include Cuts Affecting Farmers
  • California Crop Weather: precipitation aplenty, bloom underway
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • Good taste: Syrah's comeback
  • Send in the clones: Wine grapes and their offspring
  • Customers yearned to drink wines they could understand and talk about

  • February 28, 2011TOP NEWS
  • TPG eyes new firms after Mey Icki sale
  • Spending on fine wine increases with economy's recovery
  • Restaurant Performance Index Declined in January
  • EU carry-on wine, liquids plan flawed, US says
  • The Wine Group Sues Marc Anthony Group
  • Winery Exchange picks up Echelon
  • Pernod-Ricard Predicts India Will Rise to Top Three Markets
  • Marsupial mix-up: Yellowtail vs Little Roo
  • Records fall at Napa's Premiere wine auction
  • WTO: Progress onWines and Spirits Geographical Indications Register
  • U.S. Food Prices Stable, But for How Long?
  • The IWSR forecasts shifting global wine consumption
  • Businesses nationwide enjoy cashing in on 'prestigious' Napa moniker
  • State plans 1550% tax hike wines with distilled content
  • Quintessential Wines moving to Napa's old Wachovia building
  • Pancho Campo slams bloggers
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Australia's Woolworths says H1 profit up 6pct, buys wine group
  • SABMiller may face Coca-Cola Amatil payout in any Foster's bid
  • Cleary, Slaughters act on Diageo's Mey Icki purchase
  • Vok to lift Foster's wine prices
  • Chilean Stocks: Cencosud, Concha y Toro, Lan Airlines, La Polar
  • With $38 billion cash, Warren Buffett looking for deals
  • Forrester: US Online Retail Industry Worth $279 Billion In 2015
  • Here's The Only Chart You Need To See To Understand Why The US Is Screwed
  • How Chris Sacca And J.P. Morgan Acquired 10% Of Twitter Via Huge Secret Secondary Fund
  • WATER
  • Water managers brace for more dry times
  • Survival of Delta more important than saving fish
  • Editorial: Time for a new era of governing water statewide
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • Sunday Alcohol Sales, Free-Speech, and Taxes
  • NJ: Changes for the New Jersey Wine Industry
  • PA: Privatized liquor sales a matter of principle
  • PA: Dems resist push to privatize liquor, wine
  • NC: Asheville area wine distributor goes au naturel
  • KS: Leaders unsure when Senate will debate bill expanding strong beer, wine, liquor sales
  • OH: Boom Times for Ohio Wine
  • PA: Liquor Board Tries To Shut Down 'State Patty's Day'
  • EUROPE
  • The bubble bursts for Ukraine's 'Champagne'
  • Update: The Cristalino lawsuit
  • Hungarians third-highest alcohol consumers on the planet
  • Champagne sales up 8.9% in 2010
  • Germany: Annual meeting of oenologists
  • Georgian “Khvanchkara” wine brand stolen?
  • THE UK
  • Portuguese wine exports to UK double in value
  • Wines of Turkey launch to UK market
  • CANADA
  • BC: Okanagan wine culture slams into prohibition-era law
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Grape producers rise to challenges
  • OZ: Don't box us in, say new breed of Griffith winemakers
  • OZ: Wine battle on horizon as Woolies drinks up
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • 21st-century wine firm, bringing Burgundy’s reds to China
  • Vietnam's market for Australian wine
  • Chinese wines surprise industry experts
  • SOUTH AMERICA
  • Post-quake rebuild fuels Chile recovery a year on
  • Argentina: "Important to focus on the segments of 15, 20 and 25 dollars"
  • MARKETING & PROMOTION
  • Coupon Sites Reached 19 Percent North American Users in December
  • AG, GROWER & CELLAR NEWS
  • VINE: Adapting to changes in the vineyard and marketplace
  • Napa Valley farms go higher-tech
  • Proposed Sun Farm In Kern County Heats Up
  • NOT JUST FOR THE TRADE
  • The Soul of Lodi
  • Red alert over fake wine fraudsters
  • Assessing New World Aglianico and Montepulciano
  • For winemakers, winter not off season
  • CHARITABLE & GREEN AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • Coordinating transportation can help lower carbon footprint
  • Jess Jackson, wife Barbara Banke pledge $3M to UC Davis winery

  • February 25, 2011TOP NEWS
  • Mandatory government water management coming for wine grape growers
  • The U.S. will become the world’s leading wine market in 2012
  • Delta smelt temporary settlement reached
  • Appeals Court Affirms Koch Wine Case Decision
  • Is The Next Protected Class The Unemployed?
  • Somerston Wine Company Hires Kathleen Meek As National Sales Manager
  • Diageo's Turkish deal highlights potential of emerging markets
  • DNicolas Feuillatte rules out Heidsieck bid
  • Which Customer Loyalty Trends Should You Consider in 2011?
  • Not in the Vintners Hall of Fame — but they should be
  • A Mini-Compromise in California's Water Wars
  • With budbreak, another Napa growing season begins
  • Wine 2011: Look forward to good prices and choices
  • Grab TWO Drinks When You Walk Into A Party
  • PUBLIC COMPANIES & INVESTING
  • Diageo targets further acquisitions in emerging markets
  • Diageo doesn't expect Fortune sale decision before third quarter
  • SABMiller Spurning Femsa Means Higher Foster's Price
  • Liv-ex: Spotlight on Rieussec
  • WINE & HEALTH
  • Diet Friendly Alcohol
  • AROUND THE STATES
  • PA: Self-serve wine kiosks back up and running
  • VA: Will Donald Trump Rescue a Kluge?
  • WA: Rise of Riesling, Chardonnay
  • OR: Wine Industry Optimistic
  • IL: Wineries hope to make Illinois a destination for wine lovers
  • TX: State may put cork in wine marketing
  • EUROPE
  • Germany: Winemakers Flex Muscles Before Upcoming State Election
  • DOWN UNDER
  • OZ: Woolworths seeks wine merchant
  • OZ: Woolies tightens grip on wine trade
  • OZ: Drenching to hit winegrowers hard
  • ASIA & PACIFIC RIM
  • Spanish wine exports to China increase
  • India: Global Wines, Kimaya Fashions form JV to sell Australian wine
  • India: Moet Hennessy sets anchor in Nashik vineyards
  • Simon Tam to head Christie's in China
  • Legacy Wine and Spirits Plans to Enter Emerging Asian Wine Market
  • ONLINE, TECH & SOCIAL MEDIA
  • Temecula winery hosts virtual wine tasting
  • Soutirage selects RedPrairie for real-time inventory visibility and tracking
  • CHARITABLE & GREEN AND SOCIAL CAUSES
  • NY: Red Tail Ridge Winery Awarded LEED Certification

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