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June 29, 2005

Hyderabad Wine Club event on White Wines from France

Hyderabad Wine Club organized a wine dinner on 19th June 2005 focusing on “White wines from France”. The event was held at "Trinity" at the Taj Residency. Some of the wines served included Muscadet Sevre et Maine, 2001, Loire and Domaine Laroche St. Martin 2001 Chablis

June 08, 2005

Geoffrey Roberts award winner helps tsunami victims

The winner of this year's Geoffrey Roberts Award, Mary Taylor, will use her bursary to help fishermen in south Sri Lanka regain their livelihoods after the Tsunami recked havoc in their region. The runner-up was Viv Menon, whose Anglo-Indian family lives near St-Emilion. His aim is to aid India's fledgling wine culture and market.

June 01, 2005

Chile exports more wine than any other country

Fifteen years ago, when Geenral Pinohet stepped down, nobody had heard about Chilean wine. Exporting wine was not on the national agenda and Chile drank 90 percent of its own wine.

Parker approves 2004 Bordeau vintage

A vintage of "finesse, elegance and longevity" is how well-known American wine critic, Robert Parker, describes the 2004 vintage in Bordeaux, but he warns that it will only sell if the price is "significantly" lower than last year.

French wine industry in turmoil

The French government recently doubled its emergency aid for wine producers to E 140 million, states a write-up in Decanter.

Australia’s wine pitch counters European criticism

The Australian wine industry’s veteran global promotion programme is going all out to help protect and grow $2.75 billion in exports and counter European criticism that its wines are too “industrial”.

All roads lead to VinExpo

The Bordeaux chamber of commerce and industry has been hosting the VINEXPO exhibition, the biggest such event since 1981.

Women, wine and calories

Beringer Blass Wine Estates(California) is introducing a low alcohol, low calorie chardonnay called White Lie Early Season Chardonnay.

Parker approves of 2004 Bordeaux vintage

A vintage of “finesse, elegance and longevity” is how well known wine critic, Robert Parker, describes the 2004 vintage in Bordeaux, but he warns that it will only sell if the price is ‘significantly’ lower than last year.

Rioja Vintange considered excellent

The 2004 Rioja vintage has been awarded an 'excellent' rating for a harvest that should go down as a 'historic', according to the region's main trade body. The Regulatory Council which recognized the vintage also mentioned that the ideal climate has resulted in “full, ripe, aromatic wines.”

Global wine industry consolidation

The world’s largest wine maker, America’s Constellation Brands is in talks to purchase Allied Domecq. The counter bid report comes just days after Allied Domecq accepted to be taken over by French rival Pernod, in a deal set to create the world’s second-largest wine and spirits firm.

Wine Software Available Online

Vintage Manager lets you manage your wine inventory and share reviews and ratings with other wine enthusiasts. The recently launched web version follows on the success of the popular Vintage Manager desktop application. More information can be found at http://www.vintagemanager.com

Wine to reach space

A Russian cosmonaut has called for a small daily wine allowance to be granted on the International Space Station to ease the stress. Alcohol is currently banned in the Space Station.

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