Wines in the press, July 27-30
The Guardian
Read more...The East London Wine School is the latest in the growing nationwide network of education wine centres that has been approved to teach WSET courses.
Read more...Pernod Ricard UK and the Automobile Association (AA) plan to tackle the issue of drink-driving among young UK adults, through the launch of the fourth phase of their anti-drink-driving marketing campaign.
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High street growth amongst major retailers is still lower than expected, according to the latest figures from the CBI.
Restaurant and pub group Mitchells & Butlers has hired specialist digital strategy agency Underwired to develop its customer engagement and data strategy.
Read more...Wine Australia is to host a specialist seminar looking at the various styles of Semillon the country can now produce at Australia House in London on September 18.
Read more...The world's first Dalmore Constellation Collection has sold for £158,000 to a US-based investor.
Read more...Sterling continued to strengthen against the US dollar on Friday, but remained weak against the euro, as risk appetite returned to the market due to renewed confidence in Europe.
Read more...The traditional glass wine bottle may lose its stranglehold on the market but it won't ever be entirely replaced by alternative packaging.
Read more...Following the success of natural wine fair RAW, organiser Isabelle Legeron MW is setting up a pop-up natural wine burger bar at Borough Market.
Read more...The long-awaited appearance of the sun after a washout early summer spells good news for UK retailers, with some seeing double-digit uplifts in wine sales.
Ooberstock, the new Amazon-style wholesaler, has added a comprehensive spirits range to its growing portfolio.
Read more...A mixed week saw sterling reach fresh 2.5 year highs of €1.2875/1 against the euro before weakening off after global risk appetite increased and appalling UK GDP data was released which saw sterling strengthen by nearly 2.5 cents against the US dollar yesterday.
A fledgling low-calorie wine brand, Skinny Vines, garnered publicity today by playing a prank on soft drinks firm Innocent.
Read more...A fledgling low-calorie wine brand, Skinny Vines, garnered publicity today by playing a prank on soft drinks firm Innocent.
Read more...Claiming to showcase the largest collection of sherries in the UK, the Great Sherry Tasting will take place on September 17.
Read more...A leading Australian winery has returned to cork after five years of "persistent quality control issues" using screwcaps.
Read more...English vineyard owners are rejoicing at the arrival of a warmer weather front after earlier fears for their crops.
Read more...The drinks trade has welcomed NHS statistics showing alcohol consumption in young people has fallen.
Read more...Naked Wines has opened a winery in California and is offering winemakers the opportunity to crush their own grapes.
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