Leaders Give Russia Little Reason to Sober Up: Tatyana Tolstaya
July 29 (Bloomberg) — The other day, Russian President Dmitri Medvedev signed a law equating beer with alcoholic beverages, a … More »
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Global Bubbles – Differences in How Millennials Perceive Sparkling Wine Around the World
Global Bubbles – Differences in How Millennials Perceive Sparkling Wine Around the World by Dr. Liz Thach, MW and Dr. … More »
Is There Anything Red Wine Can’t Do?
Rebecca Greenfield Alcohol enthusiasts love invoking the health benefits of red wine to quell their guilt as they order a … More »
India joins OIV as 45th Member State
The Republic of India is now a fully-fledged member of the inter-governmental vine and wine organisation OIV. It becomes the … More »
Foie gras diplomatic spat between France and Germany intensifies
By Henry Samuel, Paris 6:30AM BST 28 Jul 2011 A diplomatic row between France and Germany over foie gras has … More »
Chardonnay, riesling share crown as white wine royalty
By Peter M. Gianotti Newsday Chardonnay is revered as the king of white-wine grapes, and it’s definitely the most popular … More »
Canadian wineries tap in as China’s wealthy uncork a new market
It’s not an uncommon scene to witness Louis Vuitton-toting businessmen dilute their $500 bottle of Hennessy with Coca-Cola or shoot … More »
Dan Berger: Buying wine in restaurants
By Dan Berger Buying wine in a restaurant can be scary. Many people, when faced with the wine list or … More »
Bottle of White Sells for Record $117,000
By Jason Chow Christian Vanneque fulfilled a long-held dream today by finally getting his hands on a bottle of 1811 … More »
Bordeaux 2010 report: Fatigue, readjustment, and a missed opportunity
by Adam Lechmere As the 2010 en primeur campaign draws to an end, merchants around the world are emerging into … More »
