
67 Pall Mall to host diversity webinar
Fine wine club 67 Pall Mall is gearing up to host an online panel discussion focussing on diversity in wine.
Read more...Fine wine club 67 Pall Mall is gearing up to host an online panel discussion focussing on diversity in wine.
Read more...Wine education to diploma level costs upwards of £10,000 – a number which has been used to highlight the issues involved in making the wine industry a more diverse and inclusive place.
Read more...Hard hit by the pandemic, South Africa’s winemakers are proving their resilience and fighting back with an eye on higher quality and pricing. By Andrew Catchpole
Read more...New Zealand Winegrowers (NZW) has announced the new dates for its Independent Retail Promotion which, originally due to take place in April and May this year, will now run in spring 2021.
Read more...It was with surprise and a heavy heart that the wine trade community – in the UK and beyond – received the news of Terry Threlfall’s untimely death. Terry passed away last Friday from a heart attack, aged just 43.
Read more...The Covid-19 pandemic has had a far-reaching effect on wine-producing countries across the globe, not least South Africa.
Read more...Wine GB has announced its first ever collective campaign for producers in England and Wales, including a hallmark to help to differentiate English and Welsh PDO sparkling wines made using the “time and craft-intensive classic method”.
Read more...South African online wine retailer Port2Port is launching a marketplace allowing UK trade to sell Cape wines direct to consumer.
Read more...French leader Grands Vins JC Boisset has agreed to purchase rosé specialist Moncigale from current owners Marie Brizard Wine & Spirits, following a review into the company’s various business units.
Read more...‘Never A Dull Moment’ is the title of a wonderful book about what its author, David Hepworth, calls “rock’s golden year”. 1971 was indeed an annus mirabilis for music, witnessing the release of landmark albums by David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, Elton John, Pink Floyd, Marvin Gaye, Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Yes, The Who and Rod Stewart. For Hepworth, 31 December 1970 marked the end of the Sixties – 12 months late, in one sense – and the start of something very different. It was a turning pint, a line in the sand.
Read more...Sales of beer, wine and spirits (BWS) through supermarkets increased 17% in the four weeks to 3 October, meaning the category remained the fastest growing, according to new Nielsen research.
Read more...The California Wine Institute (CWI) has confirmed that fewer than 20 of the 4,200 wineries in the wine country have reported physical fire damage as a result of 2020 wildfires.
Read more...As the world’s biggest wine-producing region, the Languedoc offers the diversity typical of a whole country, as Andrew Catchpole reports.
Read more...Foods and Wines from Spain has announced that its annual Eat Spain Drink Spain will take a virtual format this November.
Read more...Seckford Agencies has expanded its South African portfolio with Stellenbosch producer Waterford Estate.
Read more...Prowein 2021 has been extended by two days to five to allow the fair to follow current Covid hygiene and safety provisions.
Read more...Bordeaux Wines UK has inveiled a new Christmas campaign aimed at independent wine merchants.
Read more...North South Wines has won the UK agency rights for New Zealand's Tohu and Kono wine brands.
Read more...The value of Austrian wine sales in the UK plummeted in the first six months of 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 crisis.
Read more...Sussex winery Ridgeview has launched its first new wine in a decade to mark its 25th anniversary.
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