1: 01 Aug 2006
CO-OPERATIVE SEEKS TO SOLVE SEASONAL LABOUR PROBLEMS
Central Otago fruit and wine growers form labour supply company.

2: 01 Aug 2006
ANOTHER LUXURY VODKA!
Hawaii gets in on the pure and simple game

3: 01 Aug 2006
CONSTELLATION BUYING ITS OWN WINE
Staff used to boost Australian wine sales in UK.

4: 02 Aug 2006
TRACING AGRICULTURE SPRAYS IN BEER
Pesticide Residues in Beer

5: 02 Aug 2006
ORGANIC PRODUCE SALES BOOM IN UK
Annual sales reach £1.6 billion

6: 02 Aug 2006
WINE TASTING FOR BEER
Beer fans take a lead from wine in UK

7: 02 Aug 2006
GERMANS DRINK BREWERY DRY
Becks can’t keep up with summer drought.

8: 03 Aug 2006
ENVELOPPÉ
Tasting term

9: 03 Aug 2006
EGYPT
Ancient wine culture

10: 03 Aug 2006
OCHRATOXIN A SURVEY
Review of literature

11: 03 Aug 2006
LEAF ACID ANALYSIS
Abscisic Acid Measurement

12: 03 Aug 2006
OVERVIEW OF NEW GENETIC RESOURCES
Grapevine History and Genetics

13: 03 Aug 2006
CHANGINE PERFORMANCE OF PHLOEM
Symplastic and Apoplasmic Pathways

14: 03 Aug 2006
CLOSE STUDY OF XYLEM FUNCTION IN GRAPEVINES
Hydraulically Connected Shoots and Berries

15: 03 Aug 2006
LION NATHAN DUMPS US WINE DISTRIBUTOR
Smart portfolio of Australian brands goes to Beam.

16: 03 Aug 2006
MANAGING VOLATILES DURING BREWING
Beer Apparent Extract and Volatile Compound Control

17: 03 Aug 2006
NEW ZEALAND WINE COMPANY REPORTS HIGHER PROFIT
13% increase in profits at Grove Mill

18: 03 Aug 2006
HOPE FOR ROTHBURY
Ex pharmacist buys a Hunter Valley gem.

19: 04 Aug 2006
CALL FOR SMALL BEER
CAMRA request thirds.

20: 04 Aug 2006
AMMONIA AND MALO LACTIC
Urease and Urea Degradation

21: 04 Aug 2006
MORE ON YEAST AND WINE CHARACTER
Yeast Strain Influence on Volatile Compounds

22: 04 Aug 2006
BEER’S FLAT BUT MILLER GETS FATTER
SABMiller reports 7% sales increase globally.

23: 04 Aug 2006
BEKAA AGAIN THREATENED BY WAR
Another Lebanese casualty of Israeli aggression.

24: 04 Aug 2006
GERMANS RESTRICT CASUAL HARVEST WORKERS
Government plans could disrupt vintage.

25: 05 Aug 2006
EELWORMS

26: 05 Aug 2006
EUTYPA DIEBACK
Serious vine disease

27: 05 Aug 2006
PHENOLIC LEVELS IN SHARAD SEEDLESS
Indian Grape Phenolic Compounds

28: 05 Aug 2006
MAORI PARTY REJECTS GEOGRAPHIC INDICATION
Pita Sharples slams cultural appropriation

29: 05 Aug 2006
FOSTERS SELLS MORE BEER ASSETS TO SUPPORT WINE
Australia’s largest brewer and winemaker sells Asian assets

30: 05 Aug 2006
LOW PRICE A FACTOR IN ACLOHOL ABUSE
Alcohol Policy Change and Consequent Personal and Social Harm

31: 06 Aug 2006
EUCHARIST

32: 06 Aug 2006
DRY ICE FOR BARREL CLEANING
Blasting Barrels for Reuse

33: 06 Aug 2006
SOUTH AFRICAN VINEYARD COSTS SOAR
Trellising expenses evaluated

34: 06 Aug 2006
NEW METHOD FOR REMOVING TARTRATES
Tartrate Stabilisation and Electrodialysis

35: 07 Aug 2006
WINE SALES COMING UP ROSÉ
French are drinking more rosé

36: 07 Aug 2006
AUSTRALIAN WINE CRISIS DEEPENS
Latest figures show decline in per litre value continues.

37: 07 Aug 2006
NEW ZEALAND A ‘BLACK CLOUD’ TO EUROPEANS
Lamb exports to Europe slammed by Meat and Livestock Commission

38: 07 Aug 2006
EUROPE CHALLENGES INDIA OVER WHISKY
European Trade Commissioner calls on India to comply with WTO ruling.

39: 07 Aug 2006
BORDEAUX GETS THE DISTILLATION MESSAGE
After dragging the chain in 2005, winemakers meet distillation target in 2006.

40: 08 Aug 2006
MAINTAINING QUALITY DURING IRRIGATION
Irrigation and Wine Quality

41: 08 Aug 2006
ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES TO RIPENING
Improving Grape Ripening and Composition

42: 08 Aug 2006
GET OUT NOW! AUSTRALIAN WINEGROWERS TOLD
South Australian Wine and Brandy Industry Association delivers warning.

43: 08 Aug 2006
EXTRACT

44: 08 Aug 2006
EXTRACTION - WHITE WINE

45: 08 Aug 2006
ITALY CLAIMS 2006 QUALITY WILL BE SUPERB
Unusually hot weather is good for quality, bad for volume for Italian winemakers.

46: 09 Aug 2006
THE MOUSE FAULT REVIEWED
Mousiness Overview

47: 09 Aug 2006
6 DAYS THE MAGIC NUMBER IN MACERATION
Effects of Maceration on Red Wine Anthocyanins

48: 09 Aug 2006
SCREWCAPS REDUCE OXYGEN
Bottle Position, Stopper Type and Oxygen Entry

49: 09 Aug 2006
EXTRACTION - RED WINE

50: 09 Aug 2006
IS FOSTERS DEVALUING AUSTRALIAN FORTIFIED WINE?
Old hands concerned at the demise of Seppeltsfield.

51: 09 Aug 2006
EUROPEAN DROUGHT CHALLENGES WINEMAKERS
Free draining soils could be disaster for wine regions.

52: 09 Aug 2006
OYSTER BAY BOARD SLAPPED BY JUDGE
The fast and the famous get the message from Judge Forrest Miller

53: 10 Aug 2006
MALO-LACTIC ARGININE DEVELOPMENT
Bacterial Arginine Break Down

54: 10 Aug 2006
MORE INFORMATION ON SPANISH WILD YEASTS
Yeasts in Spontaneous Cider Fermentation

55: 10 Aug 2006
NEW PERNOD WINE HEAD APPOINTED
New Vice President is friend of New Zealand wine.

56: 10 Aug 2006
ENZYMES

57: 10 Aug 2006
AUSTRALIAN WINE IS THE GLOBAL STANDARD
Australian Wine Research Institute makes a bold claim against the evidence.

58: 11 Aug 2006
MORE SUN MORE DROUGHT, BETTER WINE SAYS SCIENTIST
Climate change will be good for winegrowers in the East.

59: 12 Aug 2006
BARRIQUE
Barrel

60: 12 Aug 2006
DEMI BARRIQUE
Barrel

61: 12 Aug 2006
BUTT
Sherry cask.

62: 12 Aug 2006
HALBSTÜCK
German barrel

63: 12 Aug 2006
OHM
German barrel

64: 12 Aug 2006
VIERTELSTÜCK
German barrel

65: 12 Aug 2006
STÜCK
German barrel

66: 12 Aug 2006
FUDER
German barrel

67: 12 Aug 2006
PUNCHEON
Brandy barrel

68: 12 Aug 2006
FEUILLETTE
French barrel

69: 12 Aug 2006
PIÈCE
French barrel

70: 12 Aug 2006
FOUDRE
French barrel

71: 12 Aug 2006
AUME
French barrel

72: 12 Aug 2006
QUARTAUT
French barrel

73: 12 Aug 2006
HOGSHEAD
British barrel

74: 12 Aug 2006
QUEUE
Measure of wine

75: 12 Aug 2006
TONNEAU
Measure of wine.

76: 12 Aug 2006
PIPE
Portuguese and Spanish barrel

77: 12 Aug 2006
RED WINE COLOUR CHANGE WITH BOTTLE AGE
Age and Pigment Change in Tannat Wine

78: 12 Aug 2006
EARTHWORMS

79: 12 Aug 2006
VINO DE MESA
Spanish for table wine.

80: 12 Aug 2006
FRENCH EXPORT VALUES SOARING ABOVE CRISIS
Cheap exports struggle while high value wines increase sharply

81: 13 Aug 2006
MEASURING CANOPY INFLUENCE
Canopy Microclimate and Grapes

82: 13 Aug 2006
YEAST AND CACHAÇA CHARACTER
Choosing Cachaça Yeast Strains

83: 13 Aug 2006
GENETIC PATTERNS IN WINEMAKING
Molecular and Oenological Yeast Relationships

84: 13 Aug 2006
DRYLAND FARMING

85: 14 Aug 2006
WINE INDUSTRIALISTS FOR BRAGATO CONFERENCE
Speakers list dominated by corporate wine giants.

86: 14 Aug 2006
GERMAN NAMES CHANGE
Hyphen police simplify a couple of established wine label terms.

87: 15 Aug 2006
NITROGEN LEVELS AND YEAST PERFORMANCE
Nitrogen and Yeast Fermentation

88: 15 Aug 2006
GENETICS OF YEAST EFFICIENCY
Proteomic Examination of Distiller’s Yeast

89: 15 Aug 2006
AUSTRALIANS USE SPECTROSCOPY TO IDENTIFY WINE ORIGINS
Establishing Tempranillo Provenance with Spectroscopy

90: 15 Aug 2006
BIG BRANDS DOMINATE US RESTAURANTS
Wine corporations increase control in US dining rooms.

91: 15 Aug 2006
BIG BRANDS DOMINATE US RESTAURANTS
Wine corporations increase control in US dining rooms.

92: 15 Aug 2006
FREE-RUN

93: 15 Aug 2006
PERNOD-RICARD JOINS ATTACK ON SUPERMARKETS
UK head accuses supermarkets of fiddling with prices

94: 15 Aug 2006
CHARDONNAY CHALLENGE IS HOTTING UP
Entries close next week, but already there is greater interest in Gisborne competition than ever before.

95: 16 Aug 2006
GE WINE SECRETLY RELEASED IN US
Modified yeast produces wine with reduced amines.

96: 17 Aug 2006
CHINESE DEVELOP NEW FLAVONOID MEASURE
Red Wine Flavonoids and HPLC

97: 17 Aug 2006
DRINKING INCREASES COLON CANCER RISK
Alcohol and Colorectal Cancer

98: 17 Aug 2006
GETTING MORE FLESH IS GOOD FOR YOU
Grape Skins, Flesh and Cardioprotective Effects

99: 17 Aug 2006
FROCK WINE LAUNCHED
Little black dress is tiny, but it is not black.

100: 17 Aug 2006
WAIKATO WINERY TO LIST
Mystery Creek the latest to go to the public for funds.

101: 17 Aug 2006
VINE DISEASE MOVES
Steep slopes not the only place black wood strikes in Germany.

102: 17 Aug 2006
CLIMATE

103: 18 Aug 2006
LEN EVANS DIES
Australia’s Mr Wine succumbs to heart attack

104: 19 Aug 2006
AUSSIE WINE PLUMBS NEW DEPTHS
Retail price hits Aus$1.25

105: 19 Aug 2006
US WINE HITS SPOT IN KOREA
US wine exports to Korea rise by 22.4%

106: 21 Aug 2006
CONSTELLATION SHUTS DOWN WESTERN WINES
UK distribution arm of Vincor to close.

107: 21 Aug 2006
AUSTRALIA’S TOP WINE REGIONS DOOMED BY GLOBAL WARMING
Consultant advises clients to look for cooler winegrowing locations.

108: 22 Aug 2006
NEW METHOD OF MEASURING OAK INFLUENCE
Flavano-Ellagitannins from Oak

109: 22 Aug 2006
ORGANICS NO DEFENCE AGAINST OCHRATOXIN
Ochratoxin A in Organic and Non-Organic Wines

110: 22 Aug 2006
YEAST INFLUENCE ON WINE FLAVOUR
Different Flavour Compounds from Different Yeasts

111: 22 Aug 2006
NEW ZEALAND WINEGROWERS TRUMPET SUCCESS
Export earning break NZ$500 million for first time.

112: 22 Aug 2006
FRUCTOSE

113: 23 Aug 2006
LOSS DECLARED BY ANOTHER LARGE AUSTRALIAN WINE PRODUCER
McGuigan Simeon adds to the gloom

114: 23 Aug 2006
ANTS NEST WINERY PLANS STALLED
Resource consent denied for Waihopai Valley development.

115: 24 Aug 2006
FALERNIAN
Ancient fine wine

116: 24 Aug 2006
RED WINE REDUCES BLOOD THICKNESS
Red Wine and Plasma Viscosity

117: 24 Aug 2006
AMERICAN’S OTAGO VENTURE IN TROUBLE
Andrus vineyard in receivership.

118: 24 Aug 2006
MAJORITY BOYCOTT COMPETITION
Most growers ignore Romeo Bragato Awards

119: 24 Aug 2006
GENETICS AND HUMAN TASTE
Genetic Basis of Umami and Sweetness Perception

120: 24 Aug 2006
CORK HARVEST A BOOMER
Largest harvest in this cycle hits 140,000 tonnes

121: 24 Aug 2006
ELECTRICITY AS WINE PRESERVATIVE
Electricity Instead of Sulphur Dioxide in the Must

122: 24 Aug 2006
CHARITY WINE AUCTION BAGS US$1.9 M IN WASHINGTON
19th annual Auction of Washington Wines a success.

123: 24 Aug 2006
PLAY ME A BETTER VINTAGE
German winegrower plays the classics to his vines.

124: 24 Aug 2006
EARLY SPRING, BUT HARVEST LATE IN NAPA
High quality expected of small bunches and small berries.

125: 24 Aug 2006
GERMAN GROSSE GEWÄCHSE WINES IN FIRST AUCTION
Equivalents of Grands Crus in VDP auction for the first time

126: 24 Aug 2006
HALLMARK WINERY SAVED BY JACKSON
Napa Valley’s Freemark Abbey purchased by Jess Jackson and his wife Barbara Banke.

127: 25 Aug 2006
EGON MÜLLER HEADS PRESTIGIOUS FAMILY WINE GROUP
New president appointed to succeed Hugel at PFV

128: 25 Aug 2006
ECOSYSTEMS DEPEND ON SOLO PERFORMANCES
New knowledge important for vineyard ecosystems.

129: 25 Aug 2006
FAMILY SUCCESSION CONFIRMED AT VILLA MARIA
Karen Fistonich appointed Chairman of Villa Maria Estate.

130: 25 Aug 2006
NEW ZEALAND WINE TO LOSE INFLUENTIAL CONTACT
Pierre Rovani about to leave Wine Advocate.

131: 26 Aug 2006
THIOLS IN SWEET SAUVIGNON BLANC AND SÉMILLON
Enantiomers of Thiols in White Wine

132: 26 Aug 2006
PERCEPTIONS OF HEALTH AND ALCOHOL
Alcohol and Subjective Health

133: 26 Aug 2006
FLYING WINEMAKERS

134: 27 Aug 2006
FLÉTRI

135: 27 Aug 2006
CULTURED YEAST
Man-modified yeasts.

136: 27 Aug 2006
ZENTRALKELLEREI
German Co-operative winery

137: 27 Aug 2006
THE SCIENCE OF BUBBLY
Bubbling Rhythms in Champagne

138: 27 Aug 2006
MEXICANS TO GET CHINESE BEER
Tsingtao sign deal with Modelo

139: 27 Aug 2006
MINOR VINE INFLUENCE FROM ORGANIC NITROGEN
Dissolved Organic Nitrogen in Soil

140: 27 Aug 2006
YIELD
The art of managing wine production.

141: 27 Aug 2006
GENETIC ENGINEERING
Changing the structure of organisms.

142: 27 Aug 2006
YEAST CULTURE
Active communities of single-celled plants.

143: 27 Aug 2006
IMPROVING PUBLIC HEALTH ALCOHOL DATA
Improved Mean Alcohol Consumption Estimates

144: 27 Aug 2006
FRENCH FOOD HAS SEX APPEAL FOR BRITS
French dishes win out against locals in survey

145: 27 Aug 2006
HAWKES BAY TUATUAS FOR HARVEST
Seabed to provide at least 16 tonnes of clams a year.

146: 27 Aug 2006
PARENTS, NOT TEENAGERS, ARE THE PROBLEM BOOZERS
Australian research identifies the real binge drinking culprits

147: 27 Aug 2006
BARREL TYPES
Names and sizes of traditional wooden containers from various wine regions.

148: 27 Aug 2006
ITALY DOMINATES EUROPEAN GI PRODUCTION
Geographic indicated and regionally identified quality food and beverages favoured by Italian customers.

149: 27 Aug 2006
XYLEM

150: 27 Aug 2006
XÈRÉS

151: 28 Aug 2006
WINE WAITER
English term for SOMMELIER

152: 28 Aug 2006
SOMMELIER
French term for WINE WAITER

153: 28 Aug 2006
WATER STRESS
The effects of water shortage on vines

154: 28 Aug 2006
BUNCH WEIGHT
The average weight of a bunch of grapes.

155: 28 Aug 2006
WATER SHOOT

156: 28 Aug 2006
WEISSHERBST
German rosé

157: 28 Aug 2006
WEIN
German for wine

158: 28 Aug 2006
HAWKES BAY MAKING A STAR OF SYRAH
Symposium a rare treat for wine enthusiasts.

159: 28 Aug 2006
SON OF BENMORVEN RETURNS TO CONQUER
It was the chic wine of ’78, but you should see it now!

160: 28 Aug 2006
WEISSER

161: 28 Aug 2006
WEINGUT

162: 28 Aug 2006
WEINKELLEREI

163: 29 Aug 2006
BROWN-FORMAN WINS TEQUILA BATTLE
US drinks corporate takes Herradura.

164: 29 Aug 2006
WOLF BLASS STARS IN SHIRAZ CIRCUS
“World’s Greatest Shiraz” trophy to the man in the bow-tie.

165: 29 Aug 2006
POSSIBLE LEUKEMIA RISKS WITH ALCOHOL
Italian study results

166: 29 Aug 2006
MOLECULAR BASIS OF SPORTING IN VINES
Tracing source of varietal change-outs.

167: 29 Aug 2006
USE OF WINERY WASTE FOR VINEYARD FERTILISER
Organic Wastes, Soil and Mineralisation of Carbon and Nitrogen

168: 29 Aug 2006
FIELD BUDDING

169: 30 Aug 2006
FRENCH PARADOX, the
Is wine healthy?

170: 30 Aug 2006
NO CANCER LINK WITH DRINKING
Alcohol and Ovarian Cancer

171: 30 Aug 2006
HEART HELPED IF DIABETICS DRINK RED WINE
Alcohol, Diabetes and Myocardial Infarction

172: 30 Aug 2006
DIRECT LINK BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND HYPERTENSION
Alcohol, Blood Pressure and brain haemorrhage

173: 30 Aug 2006
SHARKS CIRCLING FOSTERS
Media full of rumours about major brewers eyeing Australian drinks corporate.

174: 31 Aug 2006
SWEET SMELLS AND POLYFUNCTIONAL THIOLS
Sauternes Aromas

175: 31 Aug 2006
CONTINUOUS FERMENTATION OVERVIEW
Wine beer and cider considered.

176: 31 Aug 2006
FINING AGENTS AND WINE ALLERGIES
Links are minimal according to researchers

177: 31 Aug 2006
McGUIGAN SIMEON DUMPED BY INVESTORS
Australian wine producer looses value after announcing loss.

178: 31 Aug 2006
BACK TO THE FUTURE FOR DUMB FOOD REVIEW
Industrial commodity dinosaur still dominates food and beverage thinking.

179: 31 Aug 2006
FINE