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French Authorities Approve Four New Appellations

Posted: July 27, 2010  By Diana Macle

Earlier this month, France's INAO (Institut National des Appellations d'Origine) approved the creation of four new AOCs in Burgundy and the Rhône Valley.

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Aussie Wine Company Faces Angry Creditors

Posted: July 2, 2010  By Harvey Steiman, Tyson Stelzer

Grateful Palate's R Wines is in receivership; grapegrowers fear they won't get paid.

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Foley Buys Chalk Hill Winery

Posted: June 10, 2010  By James Laube

William Foley has found his next California wine acquisition. The insurance and finance executive has signed a letter of intent to purchase highly regarded Sonoma County producer Chalk Hill Winery.

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Wine World Looks to China at Vinexpo 2010

Posted: June 4, 2010  By Suzanne Mustacich

Three-day trade show draws 12,000 visitors in Hong Kong as China's evolution into a force in the global wine trade continues.

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Diageo Shutters Rosenblum Winery, Moves Production to Napa

Posted: June 1, 2010  By Tim Fish

Rosenblum Cellars' winemaking facility in San Francisco's East Bay is closing, the first casualty of belt-tightening by international drinks giant Diageo.

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Bordeaux Vineyard Land Prices Indicate Disparity Between Appellations

Posted: April 29, 2010  By Diana Macle

The gap between the price of Bordeaux's prestigious vineyards and their less-renowned counterparts continues to grow sharply.

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An End to Wine Direct Shipping?

Posted: April 19, 2010  By Robert Taylor

The battle over whether consumers can order wine directly from wineries is moving to the halls of the U.S. Capitol. Members of Congress yesterday introduced a bill (HR 5034) that could end direct shipping of wine and other forms of alcohol in the U.S.

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In New York Battle over Wine in Groceries, Money Talks

Posted: April 5, 2010  By Ben O'Donnell

A Wine Spectator investigation shows that opponents have contributed generously to politicians; supporters have relied on PR.

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Chilean Wine Industry Digging Out From Earthquake

Posted: March 2, 2010  By James Molesworth

Chile's wine industry was not spared from the effects of the devastating 8.8-magnitude earthquake that struck the southern part of the country three days ago. Wineries in both the Curicó and Maule valleys, which are not far from the epicenter, were especially hard hit.

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Red Bicyclette Suppliers Convicted

Posted: February 18, 2010  By Diana Macle, Tim Fish

A French court has handed out suspended jail terms and fines to 12 members of the Languedoc wine industry for selling millions of bottles of Pinot Noir to Gallo for its Red Bicyclette label that were illegally cut with cheaper Merlot and Syrah.

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