Moueix Merges Two St.-Emilion Wineries
James Molesworth Following the recently announced reclassification of Bordeaux’s St.-Emilion appellation, one of the most surprising moves wasn’t an upgrade … More »
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Accused Wine Counterfeiter Rudy Kurniawan Fighting Feds’ Case
Peter Hellman Accused wine counterfeiter Rudy Kurniawan, currently being held without bail at a Brooklyn federal detention facility, is working … More »
Quality Harvest Makes 2012 A Very Good Year for New Jersey Wineries
Landisville grape grower Jim Quarella is always at the mercy of Mother Nature. “We’re out of control of the weather … More »
Saint-Émilion: A Classification of Its Own
Saint-Émilion, with its honey-colored château, narrow cobbled streets and ancient ecclesiastical heritage, has always felt a world away from the … More »
Beaujolais yields as low as 2003
by Rupert Millar Inter Beaujolais issued a statement saying: “although the 2012 harvest is expected to be low, the berries … More »
Burgundy documentary premieres in London
by Rupert Millar “A Year in Burgundy”, follows six winemakers over the course of the 2011 vintage, showing the trials … More »
Brazilian wines ready to hit UK
by Richard Ross As the Olympic flag passed from London to Rio, the spotlight of public attention was moved firmly … More »
Growing Grapes by the Numbers
Report details the costs of establishing a vineyard and producing winegrapes in Lodi Davis, Calif.—A group of University of California … More »
Closures: Part 4 – Synthetic solution for grand cru Burgundy
by Patrick Schmitt Having considered the use of natural corks and screwcaps for sealing wine, we wanted to look at … More »
Harvest Report: Growers harvest whites, celebrate good weather
Jesse Duarte Harvesting of early varietals like sauvignon blanc, chardonnay and pinot noir is under way in many appellations, as … More »
