Villa Maria sees Kiwi red revolution

Merlot, "the ideal choice for Hawkes Bay"

California Governor signs up to Napa

A great day for consumers who care about quality and truth in labelling

Feuillatte launches first mevushal Champagne

Flash-pasteurised Champagne to tap into kosher market

Felton Road bought for $3m

Greening plans to up production to 200 tonnes by 2006

Gallo to make own-label wine for Wal-Mart

By Larry Walker

Bibendum's brave New World

Even more eclectic range with a tasting to match

Virgin's BOGOF goes for broke

By James Aufenast

Douglas returns to Coonawarra

Douglas returns as new winemaker for the Gartner family,

Musical chairs in Western Australia

All change for winemakers...

zNose: the corked wine detector

By James Aufenast

Stellenbosch leaves Caxton

Stellenbosch Farmers' Winery (SFW) and Caxton Wines are to part company as from the beginning of October.

Foster's buys Beringer

Billion pound buy-out

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Montana swallows Corbans

DB Group divests, to focus on brewing and selling beer

French wines - a new initiative

Wines promoted trade and consumer

Moueix sells four chteaux

Sales pave the way for purchases in Pomerol and St Emilion.

All wine will be organic

All wine will be organic in our lifetime, according to Vintage Roots' director Lance Pigott.

South Africa has 3 years to gain premium image

A major South African wine company has said the country has only three years to attain a premium level for its wines.

Four new masters of wine

Four candidates have passed the 2000 Master of Wine exam, bringing the total number of MWs to 233.

Gosset Trophe Celbris is won by Le Gavroche

There is life outside London as far as Champagne lists are concerned, according to the judges of the UK's first Gosset Trophe Celbris.