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  • Plantings down, production up for Australia

    October, 16, 2012
    (TheDrinksBusiness) - The area under vine in Australia has continued to fall in 2012, while there was a slight increase in production, according to figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) as part of the ABS Vineyards collection 2012. Since 2010, the total area of grape...

  • US: Wyoming Wine? Why Not?

    October, 16, 2012
    (Wines&Vines) - Most people assume that Alaska has the fewest wineries in the United States (seven); others might guess Utah (six.) In fact, the dubious honor goes to Wyoming. According to WinesVinesDATA, the state has four bonded wineries, only one of which produces significant amounts of wine from...

  • France: Chablis harvest down by 40% in places

    October, 16, 2012
    (Decanter) - With most of the grapes now picked in Chablis, growers are broadly pleased with quality of the 2012 vintage although quantity is down by up to 40% in some villages. The difficult growing season has led to the reduced yields, particularly in the Premier and Grand Crus. At Domaine des ...

  • Wine is “most social treasure”

    October, 16, 2012
    (TheDrinksBusiness) - A report commissioned by Barclays Bank has found that wine, if not always the top financial choice, is certainly the most sociable. The “Treasures” in the report covered classic cars, art, sculpture, antique furniture, jewellery, precious metals, coins, stamps and rugs/t...

  • Urban Parisian Vines Produce Wine With A Drop Of History

    October, 16, 2012
    (NPR) - In America, vineyards are usually tucked in out-of-the-way rural areas, among country lanes. But in France, where great wine is a way of life, vineyards are everywhere — even in the middle of the country's biggest city. High on the hills of the neighborhood of Montmartre in Paris is Clo...

  • China Laps Up Australian Wine

    October, 16, 2012
    (WSJ) - Chinese buyers may be losing their taste for Australia’s mineral exports, but they sure are lapping up its wine. Bottled-wine shipments to China rose almost by a quarter in value and more than 16% in volume in the year to September–consolidating the Asian nation’s position as top bu...

  • US: N.C. wine industry produces some of the best sips around

    October, 15, 2012
    (CharlotteObserver) - North Carolina has made huge strides in wine over the last decade. Our state is now home to 115 wineries and ranks 10th nationally in the production of wine and grapes. Yet North Carolina wines don’t get the attention of many “serious” wine drinkers. Last week, a p...

  • AUS: Wine tax wowsers ruin life's pleasures for us all

    October, 15, 2012
    (TheAustralian) - A government report says Australians drink too much and the solution is higher taxes on wine - in effect, prohibition by stealth. WHEN there is no more room in hell, wowsers will walk the earth. You see, I doubt that hell is the fabled stygian abyss with lakes of fire and endle...

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