Matthew Dickinson: why some wine business survive and others become extinct

Restaurant Show news: hospitality industry must nurture emerging talent

As many as two thirds of the UK's catering colleges will go bust within the next five years "if the government keeps on cutting funds".

Sainsbury's introduces mid-tier own label wines

Sainsbury's has introduced a new mid-tier into its own label wine range, which will sit between its House and Taste the Difference brands.

Nyetimber first English producer to halt 2012 harvest

Nyetimber is the first English producer to announce the decision to skip this year's harvest on the back of the summer's bad weather, due the sub-standard quality of grapes and lack of volume.

Bill Hardy vows to protect family name

Bill Hardy, winemaker and family member at the leading Australian wine brand, is intent on safeguarding his heritage and has no intention of stepping down from the firm his family built.

Stevens Garnier launches Brazilian wine range

UK agent Stevens Garnier has launched a range of wines from Brazilian producer Aurora, in a bid to be at the forefront of interest surrounding the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics.

Simon Rogan opens Lake District pub

Great British Menu star Simon Rogan, is expanding his restaurant business in Cartmel, Cumbria by taking over a traditional local village pub.

Drinks distributors pick up extra business after WaverleyTBS collapse

Drinks distributors are rallying around former customers of WaverleyTBS in the wake of the firm's collapse.

Wine Rack plans four new stores by Christmas

Wine Rack is "holding steady" - having boosted profits in its last financial year it is looking to open another four stores before the end of the year.

Wine Rack plans four new stores by Christmas

Wine Rack is "holding steady" - having boosted profits in its last financial year it is looking to open another four stores before the end of the year.

Spanish makeover for classic Rhône blend

Buckingham Schenk is rolling out a new Spanish take on the classic Rhône blend of Grenache, Shiraz and Mourvèdre.

Bordeaux test

Bordeaux's harvest is getting underway, although many properties are reporting delays of up to three weeks.

England's newest vineyard to target export market

The owners of Domaine de Sainte Rose in France have bought 35 hectares in East Kent with the view of targeting its sparkling wines at the export market.

No buyers for WaverleyTBS

The adminstrators of WaverleyTBS have scaled back their efforts to find a buyer for the business and will instead focus on selling the assets.

English wine vintage 30% down on previous years

According to an English winemaker, 2012 could be the "disappearing vintage", as yields are down by as much as 30% compared with previous years.

Top sommeliers to appear at this week's Restaurant Show

Leading sommeliers will impart their knowledge and business advice through tasting and discussion in Drinks Quarter masterclasses held at the Restaurant Show which opens today.

Bordeaux reports delays on vintage

Bordeaux's harvest is getting underway, although many properties are reporting delays of up to three weeks.

Bordeaux harvest three weeks late

Bordeaux's harvest is getting under way, although many properties are reporting delays of up to three weeks.

The Restaurant Show opens today with Drinks Quarter masterclasses

Leading sommeliers will impart their knowledge and business advice through tasting and discussion in Drinks Quarter masterclasses held at the Restaurant Show which opens today.

Accolade Wines praised for community support

Accolade Wines has been praised for its "priceless contribution" to the Kayamandi township, near Stellenbosch, after helping fund two new classrooms at its Ikaya pre-primary school.