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Published: 14 December, 2009
Tarred with the brush of having "safe and reliable" wines, after a recent visit to Chile it was interesting to view how producers are embracing the new diversity that cooler climates are offering. With a near perfect climate for grape growing, vast tracts of land and little disease, Chile is beginning to resemble a giant vinous playground where excited producers can toy around with land and terroir as much as they like.
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Published: 10 December, 2009
The sale of part of the legendary La Tour D'Argent's cellar in Paris raised €1.54 million following a two-day auction.
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Published: 07 December, 2009
All of the Wine Rack stores saved from administration by Venus Wine & Spirit are to hold in-store tastings this Saturday (December 12) on a range of promotional wines.
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Published: 04 December, 2009
Charles Taylor Wines was established in 1986 and is agent and importer for a selection of leading estates from traditional regions of France and Germany.
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Published: 04 December, 2009
Cloudy Bay's latest vintage and a ground-breaking spirit are among the latest releases reviewed by Claire Hu.
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Published: 20 November, 2009
Dragons Den entrepreneur, Peter Jones, is looking to attract one million people to his new online wine club and retail site, www.gondola.co.uk in its first year.
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Published: 18 November, 2009
Carol Emmas gives her verdict on the Oddbins winter tasting.
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Published: 04 November, 2009
I know the whole organic and bio-dynamic thing a bit of a trend at the moment, but still my philosophy is to be conscious of producers who respect their terroir and don't use chemicals and pesticides.
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Published: 04 November, 2009
Editor Richard Siddle assesses the Tesco autumn tasting.
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Published: 04 November, 2009
Eunice Murrison reviews the offer at the Vineking, in Reigate.
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Published: 04 November, 2009
Everyone and everything is pointing to a near perfect Bordeaux harvest, but as Richard Siddle discovers it is too early to say what effect that will have on UK prices for the 2009 vintage or eventual quality and styles of the wines
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Published: 03 November, 2009
I know the whole organic and bio-dynamic thing a bit of a trend at the moment, but still my philosophy is to be conscious of producers who respect their terroir and don't use chemicals and pesticides.
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Published: 20 October, 2009
Online fine wine merchant and shipper Cellar Link is expanding into the Far East with the launch of a branch in Hong Kong.
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Published: 20 October, 2009
Online fine wine merchant and shipper Cellar Link is expanding into the Far East with the launch of a branch in Hong Kong.
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Published: 20 October, 2009
Online fine wine merchant and shipper Cellar Link is expanding into the Far East with the launch of a branch in Hong Kong.
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Published: 08 October, 2009
One effect the recession has had in the restaurant trade is to force businesses to be leaner but also more dynamic in a bid to survive the tough times and hold their own in an increasingly competitive industry.
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Published: 29 September, 2009
French wine producers Jeanjean and Laroche are merging to create a new company with a projected turnover of €200m.
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Published: 23 September, 2009
With the WOSA Mega-Tasting days away Andrew Catchpole asks if South Africa can keep its enviable recession-beating momentum going.
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Published: 21 September, 2009
Naked Wines has pledged to spend $100,000 with Argentine producers following last week's Wines of Argentina tasting at Lord's Cricket Ground.
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Published: 21 September, 2009
Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire is hoping to boost its image in the UK with a new campaign aimed at the trade.
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