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Published: 17 January, 2012
Carmenere, the indigenous Chilean grape variety, can now claim to have gained promotion to the so-called "Premiership" of first class wine varieties, according to wine critic and broadcaster, Tim Atkin MW.
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Published: 17 January, 2012
"It is just important to give the trade the opportunity to taste, to show how good and versatile these wines are," said Iris Ellmann, MD of German specialist merchant The Wine Barn at yesterday's Annual Trade Tasting.
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Published: 16 January, 2012
Eleven of the 17 trophies awarded at last week's Chilean Wine Awards were from its cooler climate wine regions including Limari, Elqui, San Antonio, Casablanca and Bío Bío.
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Published: 16 January, 2012
Emmanuel Charrier has been elected the new president of the regional trade body for the AOP wines of the Centre Loire vineyard, the BIVC.
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Published: 10 January, 2012
Pernod Ricard UK's deputy managing director Simon Thomas has been appointed the new chairman of the Benevolent.
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Published: 06 January, 2012
The Oxford Wine Company has appointed Marcia Waters MW as its new wine buyer.
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Published: 06 January, 2012
Online retailers are leading the way in slashing prices for the January sales, offering up to 60% discount, while for the high street merchant it's back to business as usual.
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Published: 04 January, 2012
New Zealand wine brand, Brancott Estate, is to unveil its final transition from Montana to Brancott Estate, with a contemporary new look and extensive re-packaging.
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Published: 27 December, 2011
CA Grands Crus, the subsidiary of Credit Agricole, has added to
its strong portfolio of Bordeaux estates with the acquisition of
Chateau de Santenay in Burgundy. The purchase gives the French retail
banking giant some 90 hectares of various Burgundian parcels from
entry level standard to Grand Cru status, a fifth of a hectare having
been taken up in Clos de Vougeot.
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Published: 20 December, 2011
The Burgundy Wine Board has cancelled its UK-based generic tasting in 2012 following feedback from the British trade and Burgundy producers.
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Published: 19 December, 2011
Amps Fine Wine is heading to New Zealand after coming top in a competition encouraging on-trade buyers to boost wine sales.
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Published: 14 December, 2011
US rare wine auction house, Acker Merrall & Condit has launched a "Twelve Days of Christmas", a worldwide auction offering gifts of 'incomparable rarity and lavish value'.
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Published: 07 December, 2011
Iconic wine brand Penfolds has appointed Gary Burnand as its managing director.
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Published: 06 December, 2011
Biodynamic winemaker Monty Waldin has responded to criticism that last week's biodynamics debate with viticulturist, Dr Richard Smart failed to live up to expectations. Anne Krebiehl also responds below.
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Published: 02 December, 2011
As more wine companies jump on the environmentally friendly bandwagon, achieving full organic or biodynamic certification gives producers greater credibility with the consumer.
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Published: 28 November, 2011
Treasury Wine Estates has set up a fine wine business unit to better showcase its wines in the £15 plus category.
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Published: 25 November, 2011
Inter Beaujolais has called for entries to its second 'International Gamay Competition'.
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Published: 25 November, 2011
Vinotheque, part of logistics provider, London City Bond, has secured a contract with family-run independent wine merchant and shipper, Steep Hill Wines.
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Published: 18 November, 2011
Tesco attracted more than 10,000 consumers - up 20% on last year - to its five wine fairs this autumn, which boosted spending by 18%.
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Published: 18 November, 2011
The future of National Wine Month hangs in the balance after WSET boss Ian Harris said he will no longer run it.
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