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  • US: Mendocino WineGrowers Move Ahead

    September, 07, 2012
    (Wines&Vines) - With name approved, articles of incorporation filed, tax ID approved and bylaws nearly complete, Mendocino WineGrowers Inc. is forging ahead. In the wake of a state-mandated election that forced closure of the Mendocino Winegrape & Wine Commission in June, growers and vintners sprang...

  • France: Only three chateau dropped in new St Emilion classification

    September, 07, 2012
    (Decanter) - All the demoted chateaux from 2006 have made it through the St Emilion classification this time, except Chateau La Tour du Pin Figeac. Chateau Magdeleine – a Premier Grand Cru Classé which has caused some confusion by its non-appearance on the list – has been merged into its siste...

  • Medium sized but high quality crop for Germany

    September, 07, 2012
    (TheDrinksBusiness) - German winemakers expect an excellent harvest this year – as long as the weather holds. Speaking to the drinks business at the Rheingau Riesling Review, Dr Franz Werner Michel of Domdechant Werner’sches Weingut, said: “It’s on time, the weather is not too hot or cold...

  • Italy’s wine industry hit by drought

    September, 07, 2012
    (RUVR) - This summer’s drought is expected to reduce Italy’s annual wine output by 5% to about 40.5mln hectoliters. At the same time, a high content of sugar in this year’s grapes holds a promise of excellent fortified wines and liquor. The Italian farming authorities estimate the damage f...

  • Famed Napa winemaker recognized by Smithsonian

    September, 07, 2012
    (KGO) - The man who first helped put Napa Valley wines on the map is getting new recognition from the Smithsonian. Mike Grgich stunned the wine world in the 1970s, when his Napa Valley chardonnay beat French wines in a blind tasting. It was the blessing of the grapes Thursday as the harvest begin...

  • China's biggest online wine platfrom gets capital injection

    September, 07, 2012
    (MorningWhistle) - China's biggest direct purchase platform of wines, WineNice.com confirmed on Thursday it’s close to the completion of a second-round of financing which scales to 1 billion yuan($160million). But the online platform did not disclose the specific investor information. “The do...

  • Wine Investing: 3 Blue Chip Bordeaux Bargains

    September, 07, 2012
    (Forbes) - Forbes doesn’t often write about the merits of investing in vintage wine but I recently connected with John Kapon, president and owner of one of the world’s oldest and most active wine auctioneers, New York‘s Acker, Merrall & Condit. John was talking up the virtues of buying certain...

  • Champagne yields set for 2012 harvest

    September, 06, 2012
    (TheDrinksBusiness) - The yields for the 2012 harvest in Champagne have been set.The CIVC, the Unions des Maisons de Champagne and the Syndicat Général des Vignerons announced yesterday that the yield would be set at 11,000kg per hectare – a 12% decrease on 2011. The yield is exactly the amou...

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