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VeronaFiere signs trade agreement with Hong Kong

Published:  09 April, 2010

Organizer of VinItaly, VeronaFiere, has signed a key partnership with the Hong Kong Trade Development Council to promote Italian wines in China.

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Denbies vineyard expands to Sauvignon Blanc

Published:  08 April, 2010

England's largest vineyard, Denbies Wine Estate in Dorking, Surrey is to expand its portfolio with three hectares of Sauvignon Blanc.

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London City Bond extends Laurent Perrier contract

Published:  08 April, 2010

London City Bond has extended its contract with premium Champagne brand Laurent-Perrier.

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Vinitaly opens its doors

Published:  08 April, 2010

The 44th international wine and spirits five day exhibition, Vinitaly, held in Verona opens today.

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Cash on the barrel for Bordeaux generic producers

Published:  07 April, 2010

Six Bordeaux generic producers have won bonuses on the barrel for their 2009 vintage in the annual Gold Penny Farthing contest, announced negociant Yvon Mau.

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Trading Standards on trail of wine company

Published:  07 April, 2010

Customers who placed orders with a company offering discount fine wine say they are still waiting for delivery.

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Guala Closures launches tamper-evident screwcap

Published:  07 April, 2010

Guala Closures Group has launched a tamper-evident screwcap to help provide a solution to wine and spirit counterfeiting.

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Grignon launches Prickly tribute

Published:  07 April, 2010

French winemaker Alain Grignon has launched a new range of wines as a humorous tribute to co-ops and growers in the Languedoc.

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Brown Bros tackles climate change

Published:  07 April, 2010

Australian producer Brown Brothers is trialling new grape varieties and vineyard techniques in a bid to combat climate change.

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Final toast for Champagne retailer

Published:  07 April, 2010

The UK's first dedicated Champagne shop, The Toast of Brighton & Hove, has closed after three years in business.

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All-you-can-drink banned from today

Published:  06 April, 2010

Regulations to ban irresponsible on-trade drinks promotions including all-you-can-drink and the dentist's chair come into force today.

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Maker's Mark wins legal ruling on seal

Published:  06 April, 2010

Maker's Mark Bourbon has won an injunction in a US court preventing Jose Cuervo tequila from using a dripping red wax seal on its bottles.

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Wines in the Press- April 1-4

Published:  06 April, 2010

Guardian
Victoria Moore thinks a buttery mountain of truffle and pasta is one of the most sensual of eating experiences, but says you have to consider the wine.

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Comedian Jim Bowen opens northern version of El Bulli

Published:  01 April, 2010

Comedian Jim Bowen is to open his version of award- winng restaurant El Bulli in memory of his classic TV quiz Bullseye.

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Comedian Jim Bowen to open northern version of El Bulli

Published:  01 April, 2010


Comedian Jim Bowen is to open his version of award- winng restaurant El Bulli in memory of his classic TV quiz Bullseye.

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Fairhills to launch new Fairtrade wine in Matthew Clark

Published:  31 March, 2010


Fairtrade wine producer, Fairhills, is to create a bespoke new range of wines for Matthew Clark and the on-trade sector.

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Comedian Jim Bowen opens northern version of El Bulli

Published:  31 March, 2010


Comedian Jim Bowen is to open his version of award- winng restaurant El Bulli in memory of his classic TV quiz Bullseye.

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UKVA to set out sustainability policies

Published:  31 March, 2010


A United Kingdom Vineyards Association (UKVA) industry-wide policy on sustainable viticulture and winemaking is expected to be announced by the end of 2010.

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Peek joins Sainsbury's wine buying team

Published:  30 March, 2010


David Peek is to join the Sainsbury's wine buying team from June.

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Collapse of entry level wines pushes Côtes du Rhône upmarket

Published:  30 March, 2010

Following a near 75% collapse in sales of its entry levels wines to the UK in 2009 Inter Rhône is looking to build on a healthy increase in its plus-£4 wines and move consumers to its more premium lines.

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