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  • Wine imports give Chinese firms a hangover

    August, 13, 2012
    (ChinaDaily) - Chinese consumers' growing preference for imported wine is expected to pile further pressure on beleaguered domestic wine brands, according to industry analysts. Imported wine currently accounts for around 25 percent of the Chinese market, industry analysts said....

  • Billionaire Foley wins vote for control of NZ Wine Co

    August, 13, 2012
    (BusinessDesk) - Foley Family Wines, owned by the California-based billionaire Bill Foley, will take control of New Zealand Wine Company, adding the Grove Mill, Sanctuary and Frog Haven brands to its suite of local wines. NZ Wine Co shareholders approved the merger at a special general meeting in...

  • Pesticide Levels In Wine From China "No Risk To Health," Gov't Says

    August, 13, 2012
    (Forbes) - Pesticide residue in Chinese red wine poses no threat to health, the country’s Ministry of Health said yesterday, according to a report in today’s state-published Shanghai Daily. The Securities Market Weekly of Beijing said last week 10 samples from three wineries including giant C...

  • WHISKY BOTTLE NAMED WORLD’S LARGEST

    August, 13, 2012
    (TheDrinksBusiness) - A whisky bottle holding more than 9,000 drams has been declared the largest in the world. The bottle stands at 5ft 5in tall and took three hours to be filled with The Famous Grouse blended whisky. It surpassed its 200-litre target by more than 10% and holds the equivalent of...

  • US: Restart for Mendocino Wine Industry

    August, 13, 2012
    (Wines&Vines) - It didn’t take long for grapegrowers and winemakers to reunite after growers shot down the state-administered Mendocino Winegrape and Wine Commission (MWWC) earlier this year. Members have chosen a name for a new and voluntary alliance of growers and vintners—Mendocino Winegrower...

  • Chinese and Brazilian wine: hello UK

    August, 13, 2012
    (FT) - “Made in China” is a familiar mark on many products in the UK, but not imported wine. That is about to change, as Waitrose has announced that it will become the first British supermarket to stock Chinese and Brazilian wine later this month. Following the successful launch of two Indian...

  • DON'T BET ON BRET

    August, 13, 2012
    (NewWorldWinemaker) - Have you met Brett? Brett is mentioned so often in the wine industry that you might think he's Robert Parker's protégé nephew. Not so, but the truth is just as controversial. Brett, known technically as Brettanomyces bruxellensis, is a yeast. That puts it into the same cat...

  • Top 10 wines in the British press

    August, 13, 2012
    (TheDrinksBusiness) - We round-up the top 10 wines featured in the British press last weekend. This week Olly Smith in the Mail on Sunday has some thoughts on Pinot Noir. “Put simply, Pinot Noir can offer some of wine’s most sublime moments,” he wrote. “When it headlines solo as a red, it...

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