Is the demand for low alcohol wine only in the eyes of producers?
Morrisons man argues it is suppliers not consumers that are driving low alcohol wine market.
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English harvest a corker
English Wine Growers upbeat about 2013 harvests
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Taste Test helps boost online wine sales
Morrisons online wine sales surpass expectations
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White wine drinkers self pour more
Study shows colour of wine and width of glass affects size of wine we serve ourselves
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Bordeaux prices continue to slide
Bordeaux prices slide and 2013 not looking hopeful either
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Treasury CEO sacked after massive destruction of wine.
CEO David Dearie asked to leave Treasury Wine Estates
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50 shades of Red and White
Author launches Fifty Shades of Grey wine range
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World 2013 Harvest Round Up
2013 harvesting begins across the globe what effect on pricing ?
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Corked wine aromas stop us smelling
Research at Osaka University shows that the chemical TCA or cork taint doesn't actually produce a musty smell but it suppresses our sense of smell.
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End of cheap Kiwi Sauvignon Blanc in the UK?
Shift in demand increases prices of New Zealand wines and Hobbit Effect in North America
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Drink and Charge with wine?
Intel low power processors powered by wine
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New award seeks to recognise English Wines
The Benevolent charity is to sponsor a new IWSC English wine trophy.
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Ripening weather is unbelievable for 2013 Napa wines
Napa looks forward to a good harvest and great quality.
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Lanson Fizz sales drop not pop!
Lanson champagne sales contract as world recovery kicks in
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Bordeaux harvest down 20% on last year
Bordeaux faces its smallest harvest in over 20 years, according to the Bordeaux Wine Bureau.
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Decanter trophy awards announced
Australia triumphed at the Decanter Awards this week, winning six of the coveted international trophies.
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Lord Ashcroft buys Gusbourne Estate
English Sparkling Wine producer bought by Lord Ashcroft
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Nyetimber signs export deal to Denmark
Award-winning English fizz award contract to distribute wines in Denmark.
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Bordeaux hit by hail storm damages up to 20,000 Ha of vineyard
A 10-minute hailstorm last Friday is thought to have caused damage to up to 20,000 hectares of vineyards in Bordeaux.
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New wine system that lets you enjoy special wines without opening them up
A new system for removing wine from a bottle without removing the cork has been launched.
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Wine Treasury Estates to destroy stock destined for US
Over ambitious forecasting contributes to excess stock destined for US market.
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Having a drink with friends tastes better
Environmental factors affect how we taste food and wine.
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Government to drop minimum pricing on alcohol
Minimum pricing dropped while retailers move away from heavy discounting
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Trend for unoaked wine is not good for barrel makers
At Vicard Tonnelleries, a leading barrel maker based in Cognac, sales have fallen from 50,000 barrels in 2008 to 40,000 in 2012 due to trend for unoaked wine.
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Marlborough starts latest and possibly last wave of vine planting
Following a freeze on vineyard expansion since over supplies in 2008, wine growers in New Zealand are starting to plant vines again.
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Duty rises cause a drop in government receipts
Alcohol duty collected from the British government fell for the first time on the previous year according to the Wilson Drinks Report.
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Game, Set and Fizz at Wimbledon!
Special edition Lanson kitted out for Wimbledon
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GrapePip website aiming to be Ebay of the wine trade
A new fine wine auction website aims to offload overstocks of wine for the trade by connecting them directly with consumers.
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Australia's Baron of Barossa dies
Peter Lehmann winemaker dies aged 82.
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First Cola flavoured wine launches in France
A French wine company, Haussmann Famille, has launched the world’s first cola-flavoured wine onto the market.
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UK has fourth highest prices for alcohol in Europe, blame the tax!
Duty Escalator is the biggest factor contributing to UK consumers paying more for alcohol than other EU countries.
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Wine tasting an accurate science? Probably not!
Winemaker shows that a wine taster can judge the same wine differently just minutes later after tasting it again.
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The Drinks Business top 10 Wine Brands
The Drinks Business announce the top 10 global wine brands
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Chinese not taking away at Wine Expo
Chinese selling at French wine expo not learning and tasting this time
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Jubilee Effect contributes to Majestic profits
Majestic Wine profits increased by 2.2% ending 1st April.
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New labels for Villa Maria
New Zealand brand launches new look after global research on existing labels
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Le Wine Blog might be banned in France
French seek to forbid alchohol promotion on internet and social media
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Code of silence still surrounds Bordeaux producers
It is revealed that en primeur tastings wines are different blends to the final wines
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AOC Wines by the Can?
French company Winestar packages wine in a can.
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The Italian job, crushing grapes while doing bird
Italian inmates make wine whilst in prison.
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China could ban subsidised French wine in tit for tat trade war with the EU
EU trade row with China provokes them to ask for anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation into EU wine.
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Frances oldest vintage 5th Century BC?
Evidence shows winemaking in South of France as early as 5th Century BC
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Ocean aged wines more open and complex?
A Napa Valley winery claims that ageing wine on the ocean floor makes it more complex and open than its land-matured equivalent.
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China to protect the Champagne name
China has agreed to protect the name Champagne so that only wines produced in the French region can bear the name.
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Mouton to open gallery of original artwork for old labels
A new art gallery will open at Chateau Mouton Rothschild this summer to permanently house Mouton Rothschild label collection.
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Sailing Boats - they're the latest thing!
Natural wine transported by sailing ship for real sustaintability
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UK Wine Show a finalist in Wine Blog Awards
UK Wine Show nominated for Best Overall Wine Blog
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LIWF moves to Olympia in 2014
Drop in exhibitors at 2013 LIWF but 2014 will move to the refurbished Olympia
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Welsh seek to prove it's not just all-male choirs and rugby they're good at!
Welsh wine producers re-forming Welsh Vineyard Association (WVA)
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France considers putting duty on wine
With tax on French wine where will we go for cheap plonk ?
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