Burgundy favourite makes on-trade debut
Blason de Bourgogne has made its on-trade debut, almost seven years after it first appeared in the UK take-home market.
Read more...Blason de Bourgogne has made its on-trade debut, almost seven years after it first appeared in the UK take-home market.
Read more...Rosé sales will be the powerhouse in the UK wine market over the next five years, according to research commissioned by Vinexpo.
Read more...Tesco has reported its worst Christmas sales performance since the last recesssion, as the discounters continue to make gains in the UK market.
Read more...With wine and spirits activity slowing to its seasonal drip, it looks like there is no escape from the recession for the industry. But it is not the reduced activity, which is likely to have an adverse impact on smaller companies.
Read more...Constellation Brands is selling its value spirits business to New Orleans-based Sazerac for $334 million.
Read more...Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin has warned that private equity-owned pubcos are too burdened with debt to invest in their struggling estates.
Read more...There's a silver lining to every cloud, or so the saying goes. This new year, in my opinion, is going to be a fantastic year for those with burnt thumbs from unfriendly, 'human driven' and down trodden stocks and shares to diversify their investment portfolios (i.e. spread their risk) and stick some of their hard earned money into one of the oldest investment asset classes - fine wine.
Read more...Wine retailers are bullish about their Christmas sales, with early indications suggesting that a late surge may have compensated for a sluggish start to the festive period, according to a report in today's issue of Harpers.
Read more...Former Western Wines boss Mike Paul and Somerfield wine supremo Angela Mount have joined forces to form a new wine business consultancy.
Read more...Constellation has admitted that branded wine sales in Europe fell by 11% in its third financial quarter.
Read more...Since the Renaissance, many artists and architects have proportioned their works to approximate the golden ratio - especially in the form of the golden rectangle, in which the ratio of the longer side to the shorter is the golden ratio. The rationale behind it is the belief that this proportion is organic, universal, harmonic and aesthetically pleasing. Indeed, being evident everywhere in the universe (in fact, many things around us can be expressed in this ratio), divine proportion (which is also called Golden ratio, divine section, golden cut and mean of Phidias) is probably the most known law of proportion which can dramatically improve the communication of your design.
Read more...Auctions of fine and rare wines in the UK are bucking a global downward trend as international buyers move their trading to London to take advantage of the weak pound.
Read more...Marks & Spencer is on a mission to cut costs after unveiling group sales down 1.2% in the 13 weeks to December 27.
Read more...Tesco is reported to be facing two official investigations over the way it has been running recent discounted drink offers.
Read more...Tesco is reported to be facing two official investigations over the way it has been running recent discounted drink offers.
Read more...Morrisons is entering the New Year with a range of discounts on branded wines.
Read more...Tim's looking for less alcohol, Jancis discovers some pleasant surprises in the southern Rhone, while Anthony and Jane find it difficult to believe that expensive wines will move very quickly in 2009
Read more...Pub chains are responding to the recession by offering massive discounts on new year drinks prices, including beer for 99p a pint, bottles of wine for £4.99 and main meals for £1 a dish.
Read more...Jancis gets busy with the fizzy, Jane finds unsold bargains, Anthony highlights independents in the Independent and Joanna experiments with a magic wand
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