In case you missed some of the headlines this week (and a bit of last week due to the long weekend) on harpers.co.uk, we have done a review of the top online news, Q&As, and opinion stories.
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The UK is the most difficult market for top end sparkling wine outside of Champagne, according to the head of Franciacorta's trade body in Italy.
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One of the biggest challenges facing the Champagne industry is how to manage the negative effects of global warming, according to Krug's senior viticulturist, Romain Le Guillou.
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London's Regent Street is set to be closed on Sunday, June 8 to make way for 120 Super Cars competing in the Gumball 3000 rally which sees motoring enthusiasts cross 3,000 miles across the United States and Europe between June 5-11. Nicolas Feuillatte is not only the official Champagne for the race, but has two branded cars competing in the rally.
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The Co-operative has seen sparkling wine, smaller serve bottles and Argentinian wine sales soar since it revamped its range in recent months.
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Retailer and own-label Champagne brands have plummeted 16% by value according to the latest category report from Champagne house Lanson.
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Champagne Veuve Clicquot is taking its own stand - a vintage yellow Airstream trailer - for the first time at London Wine Fair in June.
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As Formula One drivers spend so much time throwing around quality Champagne, official sponsors, Champagne GH Mumm, has produced a special limited edition bottle unique for Formula One.
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France has topped the medal chart at the International Wine Challenge for the 31st year running, taking 1987 medals, including 113 golds.
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Nick Mantella has stepped down as managing director of sparkling wine company Codorniu UK after 12 years at the firm.
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Published: 17 April, 2014
Growers' Champagnes are riding a wave: while Bordelais tasting rooms remained sluggish and empty during this year's en primeur campaign, Champagne had no trouble attracting visitors, says Anne Krebiehl.
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Published: 14 April, 2014
LVMH's wine and spirits business group posted a decline of 8% in the first quarter compared to the previous year.
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Published: 14 April, 2014
The UK remains Champagne's biggest export market, despite imports falling to €447.2 million last year, a decline of 5.1% by volume and 3.8% by value.
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Published: 05 March, 2014
Ruinart's cellar master says despite bad news elsewhere in France, 2013 was a good year in Champagne, and the house will make a 2013 vintage.
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Published: 05 March, 2014
González Byass is growing rapidly in the UK on-trade since taking on distribution for Champagne Deutz five months ago.
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Published: 04 March, 2014
Moet Hennessey is hoping to persuade UK consumers to trade up from standard and premium sparkling wine, and down from entry level champagne with the forthcoming launch of its premium sparkling wine brand, Chandon.
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Published: 26 February, 2014
Combine one part history lesson with another part insight into the runnings of five family businesses, with a final part of tutored wine tastings, and the first Fells wine forum would result.
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Published: 26 February, 2014
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Published: 26 February, 2014
ProWein is ramping up its Champagne focus in 2014, with double the focus on the sparkling wine compared to last year.
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Published: 11 February, 2014
Moët & Chandon launches the 2006 vintage of Moët Grand Vintage and Giles Fallowfield talks to chief winemaker Benoît Gouez about the wine, the vintage and his philosophy on vintage Champagne at Moët.
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