In case you missed some of the headlines this week on harpers.co.uk, we have done a review of the top online news, financial news for the drinks trade, Q&As, and opinion stories.
News: Catch up with what has happened this week. NYC merchant named as best indie merchant in the world by Jancis Robinson, Nobu is stripped of its Michelin stars, wine could learn a thing from the Top Gear crew, Scotch whisky exports take a hit, Red Squirrel sees wholesale business grow fivefold, Wine Vision 2014 looks to the future of wine consumers, HMRC fraud rules could increase cost for drinks firms and bulk wine supply will be tight in the Languedoc region this year.
New York merchant named Best Independent in the World in Jancis Robinson competition
Nobu biggest loser as Michelin strips 14 restaurants of their stars
Wine should follow Top Gear's example and look to entertain not educate
Scotch whisky exports plummet 11% in first half of 2014
Wine importer Red Squirrel sees wholesale business grow fivefold in three months
Wine Vision 2014 turns spotlight onto the wine and consumers of the future
Drinks firms face increased costs and red tape over new HMRC fraud rules
Languedoc region needs stability to ease wine supply tensions, says bulk broker
Mitchells & Butlers adds 195 sites in past year
Diageo's Justerini & Brooks appoints Cellina Chan to head Hong Kong office
Hospitality industry to create 6,000 jobs for young people by Christmas
Tesco fast tracks new finance chief to help with fall out from profit crisis
Tesco announces £250m overstatement of profits
Jerry Lockspeiser: why we should celebrate £6 wines not denigrate them
Arto Koskelo: Wine blogging the revolution that never happened
Mike Paul: 7 steps to success with new product developement in wine