1: 01 Apr 2005
WATER STRESS MEASUREMENT IN VINEYARDS
Soil and Plant Water Status

2: 01 Apr 2005
CAMPARI MIXES GIN WITH UP MARKET VODKA
22 new brands for the US market

3: 01 Apr 2005
AMINE TAINT
Proteomically Approached Amines

4: 01 Apr 2005
NEW PRESIDENT FOR FRENCH WINE ASSOCIATION
Jean Huillet takes his turn in rotating presidency of AGPV.

5: 01 Apr 2005
NZ WINS TEXAN BORDEAUX PRIZE
New Zealand wines from traditional Bordeaux varieties clean up in Texas

6: 02 Apr 2005
AMINES AND TERROIR CHARACTER IN WINE
Spanish Biogenic Amines

7: 02 Apr 2005
NITROGEN INFLUENCE ON FERMENTATION RATE
Nitrogen and Fermentation Kinetics

8: 02 Apr 2005
MORE REGIONAL AMINE STUDIES
Biogenic Amines in Portuguese Wines

9: 02 Apr 2005
GENETIC DEVELOPMENT IN PIERCE'S FIGHT
Pierce's Disease and the Pear PGIP Gene

10: 02 Apr 2005
NEW WORLD BRANDS BUYS CONTROL OF WALLABY CREEK
Mexican wine specialist buys Australian brand

11: 02 Apr 2005
BELGIANS ANNOY CANADIANS WITH JOB LOSSES
Canadian beer, Belgian owners, over 300 jobs down the gurgler.

12: 03 Apr 2005
EVALUATION OF SUGAR TRANSFER IN BARREL AGING
Brandy, Oak and Sugars

13: 03 Apr 2005
REMOVING GLUCONIC ACID FROM MUST
Refreshing rotten grapes

14: 03 Apr 2005
SCOTS AGREE - RED WINE IS GOOD FOR YOU
Red Wine and Coronary Heart Disease

15: 03 Apr 2005
WINE SPECTATOR FOUNDER DIES
Robert Morrisey saw the potential of specialist wine publishing

16: 04 Apr 2005
ALLIED DOMECQ PAY NZ$200,000 / Ha FOR MARLBOROUGH VINEYARD
More sauvignon blanc for burgeoning marketplace

17: 04 Apr 2005
NEW GLOBAL STRATEGY LINKS CAMPARI AND JACK DANIELS
New distribution deals announced by Brown-Forman

18: 04 Apr 2005
AND DOWN GOES THE OPENING PRICE OF BORDEAUX 2004
Château Valandraud 2004 drops 51% on 2003 price.

19: 04 Apr 2005
WINE MASTERS TAKE A GREENER VIEW
Masters of Wine acknowledge the growing trend to Biodynamie.

20: 04 Apr 2005
ITALIAN GOVERNMENT BACKS WINE-GEOGRAPHY LINK
Minister Gianni Alemanno declares importance of regional links.

21: 04 Apr 2005
WOOLLASTON ESTATES MAKES LOCAL MARK
Moutere Hills sports and recreation centre benefits from sponsorship.

22: 04 Apr 2005
DON’T PULL OUT GRAPES! AUSTRALIANS TOLD
South Australian politician brings a message of caution back from California

23: 05 Apr 2005
RESEARCH ON GENETICS OF YEAST STRESS
Stress Induced Genes

24: 05 Apr 2005
BLENDING YEAST STRAINS TO BUILD COMPLEXITY
Sequential Yeast Mixtures

25: 05 Apr 2005
YEAST AND WINE CHARACTER
Monoterpenes may be yeast sourced flavour precursors.

26: 05 Apr 2005
GASCONY EXPERIMENTS WITH OUTSIDE VARIETIES
More cracks appearing in French wine regulations

27: 05 Apr 2005
MORE BOMBS FROM WINE RADICALS IN FRANCE
Blasts damage agriculture ministry offices across the South.

28: 05 Apr 2005
CLIMATE BURNING TO CHANGE WINE STYLES
Weather forecasters predict hot, dry summer to come in Europe.

29: 05 Apr 2005
NAPA CASE COULD PROMPT US-WIDE WINE LABEL CHANGES
Bronco-Napa Valley case could set precedent for all GI labels in US

30: 06 Apr 2005
FOSTERS GIVES SHAREHOLDERS ANOTHER 2 WEEKS
Takeover offer extended to April 28th.

31: 06 Apr 2005
NORTHLAND’S OLDEST WINERY UP FOR SALE
Vuletich family call it a day aft4er 40 years

32: 06 Apr 2005
HEINEKEN BUYS MORE BREWING CAPACITY IN CHINA
Dutch brewer buys Jiangsu DaFuHao Breweries Company.

33: 06 Apr 2005
GERMANY RENEWS ITS MARKETING PUSH IN THE US
New initiative from the German Wine Information Bureau

34: 06 Apr 2005
PERNOD RICARD SINK MORE INVESTMENT IN IRISH WHISKEY
£10 million to be spent on Bushmills distillery in Co. Antrim.

35: 06 Apr 2005
STARWINE MAKES DONATION TO SOMMELIER TRAINING IN US
US$26,000 raised in wine auction for professional development.

36: 06 Apr 2005
PERNOD AND BEAM GANG UP ON ALLIED
Joint takeover offer being discussed between Pernod-Ricard and Allied Domecq.

37: 06 Apr 2005
ORNELLAIA DEAL DONE
Frescobaldi take the balance of its rich joint venture project from Constellation Brands

38: 07 Apr 2005
MALOLACTIC OVERVIEW
South African summary

39: 07 Apr 2005
INSECTICIDES AND ELISA TESTING
Imidacloprid and ELISA

40: 07 Apr 2005
MORE RESEARCH ON YEAST PERFORMANCE
Hexose Carrier Expression

41: 07 Apr 2005
IDENTIFYING SHIRAZ MECHANISMS
Shiraz cDNA Microarray Analysis

42: 07 Apr 2005
FEDERATION TAKES TOUGH STANCE ON WINE COMPETITION CLAIMS
Australian misuse of gold medal stickers to be challenged

43: 07 Apr 2005
US LEGISLATORS PASS GMO LIABILITY BILL
Vermont leads the way in governing manufacturer liability.

44: 07 Apr 2005
WINE FESTIVAL CHARITY SUPPORTS GUIDE DOGS
Northland wine festival offers support to guide dog funding

45: 07 Apr 2005
WINE CRISIS THREATENS PORT
Supermarket trade and French neo-prohibitionist knocks port sales

46: 08 Apr 2005
NEW IMAGE FOR SCOTCH ASSOCIATION
SWA launches new logo

47: 08 Apr 2005
DRAMBUIE RECOVERS
Company reports profit for 2004

48: 08 Apr 2005
PURE SCOTCH TITLE TO BRUICHLADDICH
Tasters identify no “undersireable impurities” in Islay single malt.

49: 08 Apr 2005
TRADE COMISSIONER WINDS UP WINEMAKERS
NZ Trade Commissioner in Brazil warns of competition from South America

50: 08 Apr 2005
WILL PERNOD FLICK ALLIED’S WINE DIVISION?
The deal’s not done, but analysts are already guessing about wine future.

51: 09 Apr 2005
OIL BY-PRODUCT OF WINE PRODUCTION
Grape Seed Oils

52: 09 Apr 2005
ITS NOT THE FAULT OF THE GUM TREES
Eucalyptus Aromas

53: 09 Apr 2005
ANALYSIS OF TASTING PROCESS
Wine in the Mouth and Nose

54: 09 Apr 2005
NEW RESEARCH ON VINE WATER DYNAMICS
Vine Hydraulic Redistribution

55: 10 Apr 2005
CORK SPOILAGE RESEARCH
Cork Contaminants

56: 10 Apr 2005
WINE POISON ANALYSIS
Portuguese Biogenic Amines

57: 10 Apr 2005
PROCESS OF WINE'S HEALTH BENEFITS
Red Wine and Intestinal Cells

58: 10 Apr 2005
TRACING BRANDY ORIGINS
Spanish Brandy Identification

59: 10 Apr 2005
CONSTELLATION LOOKS TO ITS ROOTS WITH NEW WINE CENTRE
Finger Lakes the site for new development.

60: 10 Apr 2005
CONSTELLATION SELLS MORE EX-MONDAVI VINEYARDS
Sonoma-Carneros property the latest to go.

61: 10 Apr 2005
ANOTHER BIG AUSTRALIAN GETS SQUEEZED BY WINE TRADE
McGuigan Simeon downgrades profit forecast by 30%

62: 10 Apr 2005
CALIFORNIA HEALTHIER ACCORDING TO REPORT
Wine industry in better shape after years of gloom.

63: 10 Apr 2005
NZ SAUVIGNON BLANC NOMINATED FOR WINE OSCAR
Saint Clair in line for Italian “Oscar del Vino” award.

64: 10 Apr 2005
BIZARRE WINE TECHNOLOGY GETS ITALIAN AIRING
Microchip tells winemakers when grapes are ready to pick

65: 10 Apr 2005
PÉTRUS FRAUD SUSPECTED
Lily Lacoste’s erstwhile friends are under investigation

66: 10 Apr 2005
GEWÜRZTRAMINER HERITAGE BEARS FRUIT
New Zealand’s first ‘exotic’ variety makes a welcome return

67: 11 Apr 2005
SOUTH AFRICA’S TOP ‘BORDEAUX BLEND’ANNOUNCED
Villiera wins prestigious award.

68: 11 Apr 2005
AUSTRALIAN RETURNS FOR HAWKES BAY AUCTION
New Zealand’s longest running wine auction set for June again

69: 11 Apr 2005
BIG BREWER’S SALES SQUEEZED IN US
Anheuser Busch records lower than expected sales for 1st Quarter

70: 12 Apr 2005
NEW BUG FOR MALO-LACTIC
A New Lactobacillus

71: 12 Apr 2005
PORT POISON
Ochratoxin A in Port

72: 12 Apr 2005
DIRTY MARK FOR BELGIAN BEER
Belgian Beer Biogenic Amines

73: 12 Apr 2005
OLD AGE ROOTING
Declining efficiency in vine roots

74: 12 Apr 2005
CHINESE WINE FAILS TO IMPRESS ITALIANS
Curiosity arrives for Vinitaly

75: 12 Apr 2005
SONOMA WINEGROWERS BACK GE
Industry believes GE offers it a “competitive advantage”.

76: 12 Apr 2005
FIRST WINE LUNCHEON AUCTION A SUCCESS
Christies New York holds the first of its wine Super Saturdays.

77: 12 Apr 2005
SCOTCH FRETS OVER WHISKY JOBS
Pernod-Allied deal could see rationalisation in whisky industry.

78: 12 Apr 2005
CRITIC SLAMS ‘BORING’ AUSTRALIAN WINE
Tim Atkins claims he has almost stopped drinking Britain’s favourite.

79: 13 Apr 2005
SPANISH WINE CONSUMPTION STATIC
Per capita consumption up 1.1% in 2004

80: 13 Apr 2005
BIG YEAR AT NEDERBURG AUCTION
Average prices up 154% to SAR2,145 per case

81: 13 Apr 2005
BUD SNUGGLES CLOSER TO CHINA
Anheuser Busch increases its investment in Tsingtao

82: 13 Apr 2005
WATER RESTRICTIONS IN 6 FRENCH DÉPARTEMENTS
Regions take emergency action as drought intensifies.

83: 13 Apr 2005
SMALL RALLY IN McGUIGAN SIMEON SHARE PRICE
Aussie winemaker’s share still floundering after profit warning.

84: 13 Apr 2005
LAKE DISTRICT COULD LOSE ITS LAST INDEPENDENT BREWER
Jennings Brothers talking sale to Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries

85: 13 Apr 2005
WINE CRISIS COULD SEE FRANCE TRASH EUROPEAN UNION
Minimum wine tax could be the tipping point that turns France against EU constitution

86: 14 Apr 2005
WINEGROWER SENTENCED TO 8 MONTHS FOR PROTEST
Suspended sentences seen as lenient.

87: 14 Apr 2005
BOOKWALTER IS WASHINGTON WINERY OF THE YEAR
Wine Press gives top award in Washington State.

88: 14 Apr 2005
TEQUILA MAKER IS DISTILLER OF THE YEAR
El Tesoro producer takes top prize in San Francisco

89: 14 Apr 2005
ORGANIC WINEMAKING FLOURISHES IN ALSACE
Number of producers multiplies eleven fold in 9 years.

90: 14 Apr 2005
ULTRA PREMIUM VODKAS FAIL
Judges dismiss some of vodka’s more extravagant claims

91: 14 Apr 2005
BUD DUMPS ON GE
Anheuser Busch wants no part of genetically engineered products.

92: 14 Apr 2005
DALMORE DO THE JOB IN SAN FRANCISCO
Famous Grouse, Ballantines and Johnnie Walker lead the blends home

93: 14 Apr 2005
NEW PROTOCOL FOR VINE EVALUATION
Vine Phenology

94: 14 Apr 2005
MORE INFORMATION ON THE PROCESS OF AUTOLYSIS
Yeast Autophagy

95: 14 Apr 2005
CAUTION OVER COMMON WINE ANALYSIS METHOD
FTIRS Reservations

96: 14 Apr 2005
DMS PRECURSORS IN WINE
Only one likely culprit identified.

97: 14 Apr 2005
BROOKLADDIE THE EPITOME OF SOPHISTICATION
Islay single malt not typical, but it is a classic.

98: 15 Apr 2005
EUROPE LARGEST MARKET FOR ITALIAN WINE EXPORTS
Asian potential highlighted in latest data.

99: 15 Apr 2005
END OF AN ERA FOR SCOTTISH BREWING
Edinburgh’s Fountainbridge brewery to be closed

100: 15 Apr 2005
SHAREHOLDERS ADVISED – SELL WINE!
Dismal performance of Australian wine producers brings warning.

101: 16 Apr 2005
SUPERMARKET QUITS OLD SHERRY HOUSE
50% share in Williams & Humbert for sale.

102: 16 Apr 2005
JUMILLA REVOLUTION CONTINUES
65% of quality production now heads out of Spain.

103: 16 Apr 2005
EXECUTIVE REJIG AT HEINEKEN
New CEO and redesigned board to attempt a revival in their beer business.

104: 17 Apr 2005
YEAST TAXONOMY
Dividing yeast species

105: 17 Apr 2005
ASSESSING WINE AGE
Sherry Age and Regression Techniques

106: 17 Apr 2005
REDOX CHEMISTRY AND TANNIN CONTENT
Red Wine Redox and Acid-base Reactivity

107: 17 Apr 2005
WINE SPOILAGE MICRO-ORGANISMS
Oxygen, Sulphur Dioxide and Wine Spoilage

108: 17 Apr 2005
MEASURING COMPLEX ODOUR INFLUENCES
Odour Mixtures and Perceptual Interactions

109: 17 Apr 2005
LOWER TEMPERATURE GENERATE MORE WINE POISON
Aspergillus, Ochratoxin A and External Stimuli

110: 17 Apr 2005
ALIEN YEASTS AND WINE FERMENTATION
Spontaneous Fermentation and Indigenous Yeasts

111: 17 Apr 2005
IDENTIFYING THE GLOCOSE GENE IN MALO-LACTIC BACTERIA
Lactobacillus plantarum Beta-Glucosidase Gene

112: 17 Apr 2005
BOLIVIAN WINE HITS A HIGH NOTE
Altitude the selling point for Bolivia’s fir wine exports.

113: 17 Apr 2005
CHEAP SOUTH AFRICAN BRAND GETS ON THE GOAT’S BACK
Kumala announces joint venture with high profile winemaker.

114: 17 Apr 2005
WITHER HILLS GOES FOR FROCK LOOK
Marlborough wine producer links with fashion house.

115: 17 Apr 2005
JACK DANIELS DOES CANADIAN DEAL
Brown-Forman teams up with Charton-Hobbs in Canada.

116: 17 Apr 2005
HONG KONG TO GET VINEXPO AGAIN
Wine trade fair announces a Hong Kong venue for 2006

117: 18 Apr 2005
WINERY OF THE YEAR TO HEALDSBURG PRODUCER
Rodney Strong Vineyards wins California Travel Industry Award

118: 18 Apr 2005
2003 DECLARED VINTAGE BY DOW’S, GRAHAM’S, WARRE’S
Symington Group announce vintage declaration for hot, dry year.

119: 18 Apr 2005
ANTINORI’S NEW BABY UNVEILED AT VINITALY
Villa Donoratico result of joint venture between Antinori and Gruppo Fingen

120: 18 Apr 2005
NEW OTAGO WINERY BEGINS CRUSHING
VinPro takes in its first grapes

121: 18 Apr 2005
QUALITY MARKET PROMPTS MOLSON TAKEOVER
Canada’s biggest buys one of the smallest

122: 18 Apr 2005
FRENCH INDEPENDENTS RETURN LEADER
Volontat gets another year in the hot seat.

123: 18 Apr 2005
RUSSIANS BUY A SLICE OF COGNAC
KiN wine and brandy factory snaffles prime site.

124: 18 Apr 2005
ROTHSCHILD BACKS SOMMELIERS
Baron Phillipe de Rothschild creates awards for sommeliers.

125: 18 Apr 2005
AUDE GROWERS HAVE HIGH HOPES FOR MARSELAN
New hybrid variety is getting support from the South of France.

126: 18 Apr 2005
REPORT SAYS AUSTRALIAN WINE PRICES WILL FALL FURTHER
Wine Intelligence report says Brits will buy more Australian wine, but pay less for it.

127: 19 Apr 2005
HOW LONG DO GRAPE LEAVES STAY WET?
Leaf Wetness Duration

128: 19 Apr 2005
RESVERATROL'S HEALTH INFLUENCES
Resveratrol Compilation

129: 19 Apr 2005
MEASURING CORK TAINT ORIGINS
Cork Stopper Contaminants

130: 19 Apr 2005
PESTICIDES AND MALOLACTIC FERMENTATION
Research identifies variables

131: 19 Apr 2005
EU PUBLISHES LIST OF APPROVED GE FOODS
Products given approval are listed for public notice.

132: 19 Apr 2005
NATIONAL WINE CENTRE FOR SPAIN
Ciudad Real site for proposed permanent home for FENAVIN

133: 19 Apr 2005
5 NEW ZEALAND WINERIES IN TOP 100
British wine writers name their top wines for London trade fair

134: 19 Apr 2005
CONCERNS OVER CONSTELLATION RUMOURS
Is Constellation about to enter a bidding war for Allied Domecq.

135: 19 Apr 2005
SAFETY CHECK ON WINEMAKERS
Occupational safety and health survey of wine industry in Australia and New Zealand.

136: 20 Apr 2005
THAT WAS A RED FACE DAY
Top 100 New Zealand wines misleading.

137: 20 Apr 2005
ANOTHER STEP ON SABMILLER’S LONG MARCH
Brewer buys another Chinese operation.

138: 20 Apr 2005
ITALIAN WINE MAKES A GRANDSTAND START TO 2005
Record exports to United States in January.

139: 20 Apr 2005
AUSTRALIANS COULDN’T CARE LESS ABOUT WINE BID
Southcorp share price slips below Foster’s offer.

140: 20 Apr 2005
JACKALS GATHER AS THE LION CLOSES
More companies line up for scraps from Pernod Ricard bid

141: 20 Apr 2005
DROUGHT THREATENS WINEGROWERS
Winegrowers in Europe and North America face a tough season

142: 21 Apr 2005
LURTON A TARGET FOR BORDEAUX PROTESTS
International connections focus for bitterness

143: 21 Apr 2005
ANNOUNCEMENT ON SOUTHCORP EXPECTED
Trading in Southcorp and Fosters shares halted.

144: 21 Apr 2005
AT LAST, SOME DIFFIRENTIAL IN NZ PINOT NOIR CHARACTER
New wines show character is becoming more defined.

145: 21 Apr 2005
DRINKS LEAD A GREAT START TO 2005 FOR LVMH GROUP
Organic growth of 11% for group after a +13% performance by drinks

146: 21 Apr 2005
PACKAGING COULD LINK DRINKS TO CANCER
More evidence plastic compounds show carcinogenic properties in new research

147: 21 Apr 2005
WINE AND THE PG GENE
Polygalacturonase Generation

148: 21 Apr 2005
RETSINA PHENOLICS
Greek Wine Phenolic Compounds

149: 21 Apr 2005
RUST MITE LINKED TO SPRING VINE DISEASE
Restricted Spring Growth Syndrome

150: 21 Apr 2005
ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT FOR EUROPEAN GRAPE MOTH
Lobesia botrana and Host Plants

151: 22 Apr 2005
COFFEE SHORTAGE WILL INCREASE PRICES
2004 harvest leaves large producers short.

152: 22 Apr 2005
A QUIET DAY IN NARBONNE
10,000 winegrowers’ demonstrate within the law.

153: 22 Apr 2005
BOTRYZEN TRIALS A SUCCESS
New Wave fungicide delivers in 3 regional trials.

154: 22 Apr 2005
SHORTAGE FORCES UP SAUVIGNON BLANC PRICES
South African bulk market prices hit SAR10/litre.

155: 22 Apr 2005
HENNESSY WILL BUY MORE, ACCENTUATE QUALITY
Cognac must work to stop distillation of surplus wine.

156: 22 Apr 2005
PLANETA GIVE SICILY AN ARTIST’S PERSPECTIVE
Famous Sicilian wine producer launching artist project.

157: 22 Apr 2005
WINE GEOGRAPHY WAR HEATS UP
US winemaker going to court over misuse of Sonoma name.

158: 22 Apr 2005
TASMAN BAY GOES KOSHER
Nelson producer’s 2005 the first of its kosher kollection.

159: 22 Apr 2005
IT’S A DONE DEAL
Allied Domecq heads to France

160: 22 Apr 2005
SPANISH WINE PROTOCOL APPROVED
Campaign for 2004-05 gets general approval

161: 22 Apr 2005
GRAVES CHÂTEAU ON THE BLOCK
Château Millet goes to public auction in May

162: 22 Apr 2005
BULLY FOR CHARLIE
Red Bull distribution in New Zealand to Charlies

163: 22 Apr 2005
WHISKY MAKERS RAGE AT COMPULSORY SCOTS BARLEY LAW
Distillers declared GI is nothing but a marketing myth.

164: 22 Apr 2005
GALLO WANTS TO BE GREEN
Alternative market is mainstream for giant wine producer.

165: 22 Apr 2005
FOSTERS: ABSOLUTELY NOT – WELL, MAYBE
Publicly Southcorp offer will not increase, but privately it will.

166: 22 Apr 2005
NAPA HOSTING FIRST I.T. SYMPOSIUM
First Annual Wine Industry Information Technology symposium set for July 12.

167: 22 Apr 2005
NEW ZEALAND FOOD FEST DEMEANS PINOT NOIR PRODUCERS
Savour New Zealand claims Central Otago is the “Spiritual Home of NZ Pinot Noir”

168: 22 Apr 2005
NZ WINE LEADER HEADS THE TERROIR WAY
Sauvignon Blanc leads off a dramatic change in company direction at Allied Domecq

169: 25 Apr 2005
BLIND TASTE CONFIRMS VALUE OF GLASS SHAPE
Riedel scores in Canadian trial.

170: 25 Apr 2005
SIGNFICANT COMPONENTS DEVELOP AT VERSAISON
Post-Veraison Grape Cell Wall Changes

171: 25 Apr 2005
FRENCH SCIENCE COMMUNITY CONTINUES TO SEETHE
Researchers angry over Government inactivity

172: 25 Apr 2005
FUNGICIDE AS A FERMENTATION CONTROL
Using Dimethyldicarbonate to Kill Fermentation

173: 25 Apr 2005
NEW CONTINUOUS BREWING TECHNOLOGY
Continuous Brewing with Immobilised Yeast Cells Overview

174: 25 Apr 2005
2004 WAS BLACK VODKA’S YEAR
Blavod reports 114% sales increase, 11% blip in share price

175: 25 Apr 2005
CAMBODIA BACKS BUDVAR
Supreme Court rules in favour of Czech brewer in Budweiser case

176: 25 Apr 2005
ROUX WINS TITLE AS BRITAIN’S FASTEST LONG DISTANCE CHEF
Michel Roux of le Gavroche the first chef home in the London marathon.

177: 25 Apr 2005
ITALIANS DRINK YOUNGER, BRITISH GIRLS DRINK MORE
Recent surveys of European drinking patterns provide some unusual images.

178: 25 Apr 2005
BLACK LOVE THE KEY SICILIAN REVIVAL
Sicilian wine is hot, due in part top their rediscovery of traditional varieties.

179: 25 Apr 2005
SAUVIGNONS BUILD A COSMOPOLITAN PERSPECTIVE
Are these the wines that will lead New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc to the next quality level?

180: 25 Apr 2005
AUSSIE BREWER NOW THE WORLD’S Nº 2 WINEMAKER
Foster’s finally gets Southcorp board approval for takeover.

181: 25 Apr 2005
TRUE HOME GROWN WHISKY SCOTCHED BY FOREIGNERS
Disappointed MSP accuses whisky trade of acting against Scotland’s interests.

182: 25 Apr 2005
PHELPS VINEYARDS AIMS HIGH IN RESTAURANT TRADE
Joseph Phelps Vineyards appoints Master Sommelier to head its education programme.

183: 26 Apr 2005
SMELLING SAKE
Aroma compounds in sake

184: 26 Apr 2005
MEASURING THE INFLUENCE OF SPIRIT ON PORT
Colour change a major factor

185: 26 Apr 2005
OAK AND FLOR MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS TO SHERRY CHARACTER
Ageing Sherry Aroma Compounds

186: 26 Apr 2005
INBEV SALES UP 4.1%
Good result in a tough world beer market.

187: 26 Apr 2005
VINEYARD IRRIGATION - AN OVERVIEW
Summary from Spain of water deficit stress

188: 26 Apr 2005
SABMILLER CONFIDENT OF ZAMBIAN INVESTMENT
US$6 million tagged to expand Zambian Breweries.

189: 26 Apr 2005
SPIRIT OF NED KELLY THE LATEST WINE SPINNER
“Kelly’s Revenge” latest name for rough and red.

190: 26 Apr 2005
BIGGER CROP, BETTER NEWS FOR McGUIGAN SHAREHOLDERS
Aussie winemaker says its new forecasts are about right.

191: 26 Apr 2005
BRUICHLADDICH HOPES FOR SINGLE MALT GROUP
Independent distiller seeks talks with Groupe Pernod Ricard

192: 27 Apr 2005
CONSTELLATION DROPS ANOTHER MONDAVI BRAND
La Famiglia purchased by Armida.

193: 27 Apr 2005
BATTLE FOR US FOOD AND WINE CRED
Copia takes on the James Beard Foundation

194: 27 Apr 2005
FOOTBALL WINE TRIAL
Confederation Cup tournament will show off German wine style.

195: 27 Apr 2005
REAL BEER FIGHTS AGAINST TAKEOVER
CAMRA wants shareholders to resist Wolves move to the Lake District.

196: 27 Apr 2005
ROSÉ DOES IT FOR JACOB’S CREEK
Laffer says Europe competition circuit has more to offer Australian producers.

197: 28 Apr 2005
CONSTELLATION AND DIAGEO PRESSURE PERNOD-RICARD
Allied-Domecq deal not done yet.

198: 28 Apr 2005
KUMALA HEADS FOR US
Canadian owned South African wine expanding its market

199: 28 Apr 2005
WARNING GI BECOMING A COMMON DENOMINATOR
OIV economist claims origin could become too universal for wine.

200: 29 Apr 2005
EU MOVES ON DISTILLATION ISSUE
550 million litres heading for industrial alcohol