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03 September 2010
The vineyard of failed Marlborough wine company Gravitas is on the market in an effort to pay back more than $4.5 million in debts. More
Receivers to sell vineyard
Company News03 September 2010
The vineyard of failed Marlborough wine company Gravitas is on the market in an effort to pay back more than $4.5 million in debts. More
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03 September 2010
Indian wine market is warming up to international labels but issues like rigid legislations, high label and brand registration costs, lack of wine conservation methods and awareness about wine and international brands were making it difficult to uncork this market to its fullest. More
Indian wine market warming up to international labels
General Industry News03 September 2010
Indian wine market is warming up to international labels but issues like rigid legislations, high label and brand registration costs, lack of wine conservation methods and awareness about wine and international brands were making it difficult to uncork this market to its fullest. More
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03 September 2010
THE French beverages giant Pernod Ricard has reported a 5 per cent drop in sales for its Australian wine Jacob's Creek and said the gradual economic recovery in the US and austerity measures in Europe had created a mixed trading environment. More
Sales of Jacob's Creek drop in flooded market
Company News03 September 2010
THE French beverages giant Pernod Ricard has reported a 5 per cent drop in sales for its Australian wine Jacob's Creek and said the gradual economic recovery in the US and austerity measures in Europe had created a mixed trading environment. More
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03 September 2010
Consumers are throwing away almost 50 million litres of wine a year, which in monetary terms equates to a massive GBP470m, according to supermarket chain Asda. More
Consumers 'pour 50 million litres of wine down the drain every year'
General Industry News03 September 2010
Consumers are throwing away almost 50 million litres of wine a year, which in monetary terms equates to a massive GBP470m, according to supermarket chain Asda. More
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03 September 2010
One of SA's biggest wine companies is suing its former export director for R12-million and has laid criminal charges against him over an alleged eight-year fraud that saw him sell 'fake' wines to overseas clients under its name. More
Director sold 'fake' wine
Company News03 September 2010
One of SA's biggest wine companies is suing its former export director for R12-million and has laid criminal charges against him over an alleged eight-year fraud that saw him sell 'fake' wines to overseas clients under its name. More
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03 September 2010
A 2D interactive icon, Cellar Key offers insider, digital access to distinguished wines, educating, entertaining and virtually connecting the user to wineries around the globe through the use of a Smartphone. More
Lion Nathan Wine Group Debuts Cellar Key, a 2D Barcode Technology
Wine Marketing03 September 2010
A 2D interactive icon, Cellar Key offers insider, digital access to distinguished wines, educating, entertaining and virtually connecting the user to wineries around the globe through the use of a Smartphone. More
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03 September 2010
East Sussex winery Ridgeview took the top sparkling wine trophy at last night's Decanter World Wine Awards - to the amazement of its owners. More
English sparkling beats top Champagnes at Decanter World Wine Awards
General Industry News03 September 2010
East Sussex winery Ridgeview took the top sparkling wine trophy at last night's Decanter World Wine Awards - to the amazement of its owners. More
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03 September 2010
Facontis said that the Cyprus wine industry was under great pressure from large quantities of good quality wines from well-known wine producing countries such as South Africa, Chile and Spain flooding the market at much lower prices than Cyprus could manage. More
Five million kilos of excess grapes
General Industry News03 September 2010
Facontis said that the Cyprus wine industry was under great pressure from large quantities of good quality wines from well-known wine producing countries such as South Africa, Chile and Spain flooding the market at much lower prices than Cyprus could manage. More
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03 September 2010
EIT Hawke's Bay wine science and viticulture student Tom Lovelock is to spend a month in Italy as this year's winner of the Bragato Student Exchange Scholarship. More
Bragato Exchange Scholar Exploring Italy
Heads Up03 September 2010
EIT Hawke's Bay wine science and viticulture student Tom Lovelock is to spend a month in Italy as this year's winner of the Bragato Student Exchange Scholarship. More
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02 September 2010
After working at the forefront of thought, Italian Doctor of Philosophy Antonio Pasquale turned his talents to pushing back the frontiers of wine. More
Antonio Pasquale pushes wine frontiers
General Industry News02 September 2010
After working at the forefront of thought, Italian Doctor of Philosophy Antonio Pasquale turned his talents to pushing back the frontiers of wine. More
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02 September 2010
Sauvignon blanc grape growers in Marlborough might be pruning their vines the wrong way, South African vine physiologist Dr Kobus Hunter suggested at the Romeo Bragato wine industry conference in Blenheim last week. More
Expert warns growers of pruning dangers
General Industry News02 September 2010
Sauvignon blanc grape growers in Marlborough might be pruning their vines the wrong way, South African vine physiologist Dr Kobus Hunter suggested at the Romeo Bragato wine industry conference in Blenheim last week. More
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02 September 2010
The Grape Futures project will release guidelines early next years to help New Zealand grape growers fight vineyard pests and diseases while ridding wine of pesticide residue. More
Pest, disease guidelines for growers
Research & Development02 September 2010
The Grape Futures project will release guidelines early next years to help New Zealand grape growers fight vineyard pests and diseases while ridding wine of pesticide residue. More
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02 September 2010
In extremely wet conditions, James Waititi, Justin Renata and Hira Mahajan clipped, ripped and tied their way to victory in the competition held at the Bragato wine industry conference in Marlborough More
Pruners cut above the rest
General Industry News02 September 2010
In extremely wet conditions, James Waititi, Justin Renata and Hira Mahajan clipped, ripped and tied their way to victory in the competition held at the Bragato wine industry conference in Marlborough More
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02 September 2010
The specialist wine counsellor with South Australia's Rural Financial Counselling Service says restoring the supply and demand balance in the industry will not automatically mean better prices. More
SA wine industry faces slow recovery
General Industry News02 September 2010
The specialist wine counsellor with South Australia's Rural Financial Counselling Service says restoring the supply and demand balance in the industry will not automatically mean better prices. More
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02 September 2010
But it is already creating a stir on the wine side of the restaurant business. Restaurant wine lists are starting to be offered to diners on iPads. More
Apples for dinner - technology corner
General Industry News02 September 2010
But it is already creating a stir on the wine side of the restaurant business. Restaurant wine lists are starting to be offered to diners on iPads. More
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02 September 2010
28-year-old Stuart Dudley left school with the intention of completing a degree in Genetics and Bio Chemistry. Ten years later he is New Zealand's top young viticulturist and he has no regrets at changing direction career wise. More
Second Time a Winner For Marlborough Young Viticulturist
General Industry News02 September 2010
28-year-old Stuart Dudley left school with the intention of completing a degree in Genetics and Bio Chemistry. Ten years later he is New Zealand's top young viticulturist and he has no regrets at changing direction career wise. More
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02 September 2010
As part of New Zealand Winegrower's Australian Spring Release tastings on September 7, Marlborough has been asked to provide a selection of regional wines that show the diversity of the province. More
Marlborough Pinot Noir To Star At Australian Wine Tasting
General Industry News02 September 2010
As part of New Zealand Winegrower's Australian Spring Release tastings on September 7, Marlborough has been asked to provide a selection of regional wines that show the diversity of the province. More
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02 September 2010
Mills Reef's Elspeth Trust Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 won the coveted Champion Cabernet Sauvignon Trophy at the Romeo Bragato Wine Awards Dinner held last Saturday evening in Blenheim. More
Mills Reef's Trust Vineyard Cab Sauv Wins Trophy
Company News02 September 2010
Mills Reef's Elspeth Trust Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 won the coveted Champion Cabernet Sauvignon Trophy at the Romeo Bragato Wine Awards Dinner held last Saturday evening in Blenheim. More
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02 September 2010
Muddy Water is proud to announce that Sylvain Taupenas has been promoted Assistant Winemaker. More
Muddy Water would like to introduce our newest addition
Company News02 September 2010
Muddy Water is proud to announce that Sylvain Taupenas has been promoted Assistant Winemaker. More
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02 September 2010
With effect from 1st September 2010, New Generation Wines has acquired the UK business interests of Stokes Fine Wines, further strengthening its already impressive portfolio of premium producers while increasing its account base across the country. More
New Generation Wines and Stokes Fine Wines are delighted to announce an exciting new collaboration.
Company News02 September 2010
With effect from 1st September 2010, New Generation Wines has acquired the UK business interests of Stokes Fine Wines, further strengthening its already impressive portfolio of premium producers while increasing its account base across the country. More
