Wine Industry News

  • Twin Pomegranates Wine Releases New Pomegranate Chardonnay Blend

    Twin Pomegranates Wine has released a Pomegranate Chardonnay Blend, a new one of a kind wine. This unique blend of their signature 100% Pomegranate Wine with Edna Valley Chardonnay is a new entry into the wine market. The idea behind making the Pomegranate Chardonnay Blend was to appeal to wine drin...
  • Sensor Fingerprints Wine Tannins

    A decade of medical research at the University of Texas, Austin, unexpectedly resulted in a potentially valuable process for the wine industry. In an attempt to develop a technique to mimic the mammalian sense of taste, Dr. Eric Anslyn and his team of undergraduate researchers devised a combination ...
  • Germany: Mosel Bridge financially unviable, opponents claim

    A new financial evaluation of the controversial Mosel Bridge proves the project is not worth completing, say opponents of the bridge. A cost-benefit analysis conducted at the insistence of the Green Party has revealed the bridge will yield only €1.80 for ever €1 spent. This is far below the orig...
  • South African Wine-Grape Harvest Forecast to Rise 7.3%

    (Bloomberg) -- South Africa’s wine-grape crop should amount to 1.35 million metric tons in 2011, a 7.3 percent increase on this year, South African Wine Industry Information & Systems said.Wine stocks held by producers and in private cellars will increase to 393.4 million liters (103.8 million gal...
  • Comment - Wine - UK Not OK. So, Where Now?

    The UK used to be able to boast that it was the most dynamic wine market in the world. But, with ruthless supermarkets and an economic downturn, the country has lost its shine. Where are the wine companies to look next? Chris Losh would like to suggest where not to look. If you want to know what is ...
  • Sparkling wines a cheaper alternative to Champagne

    (Reuters) - Champagne can only be produced in the French region that bears its name, but the joy that comes from hearing a cork pop can come from any number of other sparkling wines - at a fraction of the cost."The central problem is that wine pricing is almost completely arbitrary ... the price of...
  • NZ: Squeeze goes on smaller wine players

    A new wine industry report shows the financial situation is getting grimmer for smaller wineries and grape growers. Often new players or heavily in debt, smaller wine companies are continuing to watch their profitability eroded, according to a report on the 2010 vintage by accounting firm Deloitt...

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