1: 01 Aug 2007
USING WINERY WASTE
Marc as Fertiliser

2: 01 Aug 2007
YEAST SYSTEM BIOLOGY
Overview of available whole-genome procedures.

3: 01 Aug 2007
GREAT CALIFORNIAN WINE ESTATE SOLD
Winiarski family sells Stag's Leap Wine Cellars

4: 01 Aug 2007
PEPPER AROMA IN SYRAH IDENTIFIED
Characteristic of Syrah wines is traced to specific compound.

5: 01 Aug 2007
LEGS

6: 02 Aug 2007
PALUS
Heavy soil

7: 02 Aug 2007
ANTIBIOTIC TRANSFER FROM FERTILISER
Plant Antibiotic Uptake

8: 02 Aug 2007
NZ WINE CO. BLAMES DOLLAR ON REDUCED PROFIT
Tax paid surplus down 6.3%.

9: 02 Aug 2007
DETECTING ILLICIT TARTARIC ADDITIONS
Wine Adulteration with Tartaric Acid

10: 02 Aug 2007
BACARDI INVESTS IN NEW SCOTCH FACILITIES
Dewar’s brand to get a production upgrade.

11: 02 Aug 2007
US PROPOSES NUTRITION LABELLING FOR WINE
US Treasury Department releases latest proposal.

12: 02 Aug 2007
GENETIC MAP OF WINE VINES
A New SMP-based Vitis Genetic Linkage Map

13: 02 Aug 2007
IRISH REPLACING GUINNESS WITH WINE
Wine consumption soars as Guinness sales plunge.

14: 02 Aug 2007
NEW DOCG FOR ITALIAN BUBBLES
Oltrepò Pavese gains DOCG for bottle fermented Pinot Noir

15: 02 Aug 2007
NEW GLAMOUR BEAUNE RESTAURANT FEATURES WINE-BY-THE-GLASS
New restaurant will feature all 70 wines from its carte du vin by the glass.

16: 02 Aug 2007
NEW ZEALAND REBRAND RUFFLES A FEW SENSIBILITIES
Pure Discovery to quickly take New Zealand wine to NZ$1 billion in exports.

17: 06 Aug 2007
“BACKS TO THE WALL” IN CHAMPAGNE
Expect higher champagne prices in near future.

18: 06 Aug 2007
POLICE TRAIN AS SOMMELIERS
25 anti-fraud police gain sommelier status in Italy.

19: 06 Aug 2007
WINEMAKERS TOLD CLIMATE CHANGE IS NOW
International seminar in California works on action to survive.

20: 07 Aug 2007
LABRUSCA
American vine family

21: 07 Aug 2007
HOP'S BEST SMELLS IDENTIFIED
Noble Hop Aroma Compounds

22: 07 Aug 2007
IXH RESOLUTION
Isoxanthohumol and Xanthohumol in Beer

23: 07 Aug 2007
EARLIEST FRENCH VINTAGE EVER BEGINS
Muscat picked in Rivesaltes on 2nd August.

24: 07 Aug 2007
NAZI CHAMPAGNE HITS AUCTION ROOM
Loot from Reich Chancellery under the hammer.

25: 07 Aug 2007
OENEO PLEASED WITH DIAM RESULTS
Alternative closure scores well in carbon trials

26: 07 Aug 2007
MATUA TEAM WINS HAWKES BAY PRUNING TITLE
Silver Secateurs held in Hawkes Bay on Saturday.

27: 07 Aug 2007
AUSSIE RIESLING CHALLENGE BIGGEST YET
Record entries for Canberra International Riesling Challenge

28: 07 Aug 2007
INDIAN WINERY TO BUILD 1000 OUTLETS
Chateau Indage plans retail and education centres to promote wine consumption

29: 08 Aug 2007
ELIE DE ROTHSCHILD DIES
Saviour of Château Lafite dies in Austria.

30: 08 Aug 2007
McWILLIAMS TIDIES UP EVANS & TATE DEAL
West Australian wine cripple finds Good Samaritan.

31: 09 Aug 2007
LABRUSCANA
See LABRUSCA

32: 09 Aug 2007
STORING FROZEN MUST
Frozen Must and Winemaking

33: 09 Aug 2007
INDIVIDUAL RISK OF ALCOHOLISM
Alcoholism and Ethanol Metabolism

34: 09 Aug 2007
BIG RAPS ON 2007 IN NAPA
First claims of ‘Vintage of the Century’

35: 09 Aug 2007
WINEGROWERS COMPLAIN AT SLOW GOVERNMENT ACTION
No consultation on vineyard labour scheme

36: 09 Aug 2007
BOWMORE ON THE UP-AND-UP
Glasgow whisky producer announces profit hike

37: 09 Aug 2007
AUSTRALIA BREAKS AUS$3 BILLION MARK
Record exports, but prices slide even further.

38: 09 Aug 2007
EUROPEAN COMMISSION TURNS DOWN NEW FRENCH GI NAMES
3 names declined by official register of the EC.

39: 09 Aug 2007
BAROSSA PLANNING FOR EXPECTED GLUT IN 2 YEARS
Winegrowers believe small 2007 harvest is a respite.

40: 09 Aug 2007
CHEMICAL BREAKDOWN OF GRAPE CELL-WALLS
Flash Release, Enzyme Treatments and Polysaccharides

41: 09 Aug 2007
FIRST GRAPES OF GERMAN 2007 VINTAGE ARE IN
Earliest harvest on record begins in Rheinpfalz and Rheinhessen.

42: 09 Aug 2007
MORE FRENCH WINEGROWERS ADOPTING BIODYNAMICS
20% of organic winegrowers in Languedoc-Roussillon are Biodynamic.

43: 10 Aug 2007
McLAREN VALE HITS TREBLE
Region scores third Jimmy Watson Trophy in a row.

44: 10 Aug 2007
BORDEAUX BEATS MILDEW
2007 harvest will be early, and the quality of wine high.

45: 11 Aug 2007
AMISFIELD WINS TOP WINERY RESTAURANT TROPHY
Second in a row for Central Otago winery

46: 11 Aug 2007
FRENCH SLACKEN WINE RESTRAINTS
Higher yields permitted for vin de table and vin de Pays.

47: 11 Aug 2007
US GOVERNMENT TO SUBSIDISE ORGANIC WINEGROWING
US$38 million for “speciality crops” available for organics conversions.

48: 13 Aug 2007
MARLBOROUGH WATER WAR HEATS UP
PR advisors appointed to sharpen Save the Wairau River

49: 14 Aug 2007
BRITISH TIRING OF LAGER
Lager sales fall 5%.

50: 14 Aug 2007
LAGAR
Traditional pressing containers

51: 14 Aug 2007
SHORT CUTS INFLUENCE WINE STABILITY
Chips, Lees, Oxygen and Phenolic Compounds

52: 14 Aug 2007
FINE WINE MARKET THRIVING IN SINGAPORE
Growth at top of wine market was 200% in 2006.

53: 14 Aug 2007
COMPARATIVE PHENOLICS IN RED WHITE AND ROSÉ
Phenolic Compounds, Antioxidant Capacity and Madeira

54: 14 Aug 2007
TOP WINERY MISSING FROM MAGAZINE SURVEY
Te Mata Estate prefers not to compete in Cuisine tasting.

55: 14 Aug 2007
GREAT GERMAN VINEYARDS RESTORED
Section of the famous Rüdesheimer Berg Rottland replanted

56: 14 Aug 2007
NEW ZEALAND WINEGROWERS CONSIDER SUSTAINABILITY
Prime Minister, Helen Clark will highlight need for change

57: 14 Aug 2007
TAX FRAUD RIFE AMONGST FRENCH RESTAURANTS
25% of cafés. Hotels and restaurants estimated to be guilty.

58: 15 Aug 2007
PERNOD US GETS A NEW WINE SALES HEAD
Whisky man will join French company to lead wine team

59: 15 Aug 2007
BURGUNDY HARVEST A NON-STARTER
Côte d’Or officially began picking 2007 on 13th, but nothing happened.

60: 17 Aug 2007
CRAFT BEER KNOCKS WINE INTO SECOND IN US
Gallup poll puts beer in front of wine with US drinkers

61: 17 Aug 2007
AMERICAN RESTAURANTS FAVOUR REDS
New Zealand wine 5th favourite of American restaurateurs.

62: 17 Aug 2007
SUSTAINABLE TROPHY FOR AIR NEW ZEALAND WINE COMPETITION
Champion Sustainable Wine Trophy will be second most important in top NZ wine show.

63: 20 Aug 2007
FAMOUS SANTA BARBARA WINERY SOLD
Firestone purchased by Foley

64: 20 Aug 2007
SWAN HEADS NEW-LOOK GLENMORANGIE
Top single malt gets a makeover.

65: 20 Aug 2007
VOLATILE LONDON RESTAURANT BUSINESS
Openings and closures at record levels

66: 20 Aug 2007
BOLS OPENS BAR ACADEMY
12 stand Amsterdam school for mixologists.

67: 20 Aug 2007
RUSSIAN GREEN ON THE MARKET
Biggest Russian vodka brand looking for a new owner.

68: 20 Aug 2007
IMPROVED VALUE THE BIG NEWS FOR NEW ZEALAND WINE.
Export records enhanced by improved per litre value.

69: 20 Aug 2007
WINEGROWERS GET HANDOUT FROM AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT
Aus$530,000 to set up national network and develop leadership.

70: 20 Aug 2007
RECYCLED CHARDONNAY SCARES PUNTERS OFF
Auckland restaurant spotted returning undrunk Chardonnay to the bottle.

71: 21 Aug 2007
EVANS AND TATE IN RECEIVERSHIP
Bank shuts down wine company after latest rescue fails

72: 22 Aug 2007
BOSLEY TO MATCH UP MARLBOROUGH WINE
Sauvignon Blanc launch to feature award winning chef.

73: 22 Aug 2007
TRINITY HILL SECURES NEW U.S. DISTRIBUTOR
Californian company, Via Pacifica has national rights.

74: 23 Aug 2007
WINE COLOUR PERCEPTIONS
Measuring Wine Colour

75: 23 Aug 2007
RIOJA HARVEST WILL START NEXT WEEK
Picking due to begin on 27th August.

76: 23 Aug 2007
UNITED STATES CALLS PAUSE ON GI
No new AVAs until process is clarified

77: 23 Aug 2007
SUGAR IN DRINKS KNOCKS CROHN'S SUFFERERS
Alcohol Consumption and Crohn’s Disease

78: 23 Aug 2007
POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN DRINKING AND BIRTH DEFECTS
Maternal Alcohol Consumption and Infant Clefting

79: 23 Aug 2007
CENTRAL OTAGO READIES FOR ANOTHER PINOT INDULGENCE
6th Pinot Noir Celebration scheduled for January 2008

80: 23 Aug 2007
CHARDONNAY COMPETITION ATTRACTS AUSTRALIAN PRODUCERS
Gisborne’s International Chardonnay Challenge a hit with Australians

81: 23 Aug 2007
LIQUOREUX
French for sticky

82: 23 Aug 2007
LIE

83: 24 Aug 2007
COGNAC AND CHAMPAGNE LEAD FRENCH RECOVERY
Drinks exports up 7.5% for first half of 2007

84: 24 Aug 2007
THERE IS ONLY ONE CHAMPAGNE
European Court of Justice finds against Swiss village.

85: 24 Aug 2007
GRANGE CONTINUES TO ATTRACT BIG SPENDERS
Even as Foster’s struggle, its biggest wine brand thrives in auction

86: 25 Aug 2007
BACARDI TO CLOSE BAHAMA DISTILLERY
40-year-old facility to close.

87: 25 Aug 2007
OFFICIAL YIELD BOOST TO HELP CHAMPAGNE
2007 harvest began on Thursday in Champagne.

88: 25 Aug 2007
OLD WORLD-NEW WORLD WINE CONFERENCE IN PORTUGAL
November sees Oporto host Great Wine Capitals

89: 25 Aug 2007
NEW ZEALAND GROWER SCORES WITH MONTEPULCIANO
Bragatto Awards only 2 gold medals to Sauvignon Blanc.

90: 26 Aug 2007
GLENLIVET PROVIDES FOR CANCER CHARITY
Rare 1969 collection whisky sells for NZ$6,500

91: 26 Aug 2007
AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT GRANT FUNDS FOR WINE NAME CHANGES
New Australian – European deal spells end of sherry and tokay in Australia.

92: 26 Aug 2007
HAWKES BAY WINE IS BRAGATTO CHAMPION
Long time grape grower takes top gong.

93: 27 Aug 2007
SAB MILLER ON BREWERY BUYING SPREE IN CHINA
Big brewer buys 4 breweries.

94: 27 Aug 2007
PHYLLOXERA CONTINUES ITS SPREAD THROUGH CENTRAL OTAGO
Third outbreak recorded in southern winegrowing region.

95: 27 Aug 2007
DELEGAT’S AND YEALANDS RESUME SCRAPPING
Marlborough grape grower initiates High Court proceedings against wine producer.

96: 28 Aug 2007
MODERATE JAPANESE ALCOHOL LOWER THAN WEST
Japanese Alcohol Intake

97: 28 Aug 2007
PESTICIDE IN BEER MALT
Pesticide Residues and Malting

98: 28 Aug 2007
LODGE

99: 28 Aug 2007
WINE GENOME DECODED
Twice as many aroma genes as expected

100: 28 Aug 2007
McWILLIAMS WILL DISTRIBUTE EVANS & TATE
New South Wales winery to handle brands in receivership

101: 29 Aug 2007
CHINESE BUY CANADIAN ICEWINE PRODUCER
Popular wine style in China.

102: 29 Aug 2007
ASIA KEEPS COGNAC HOPES HIGH
Volumes down in North America but up in Asia

103: 29 Aug 2007
SMOKED WINE FROM GREECE IN 2007
Fires across the country challenge winemakers.

104: 29 Aug 2007
PÉTRUS TOPS GORDON RAMSAY
New name at the top of London’s restaurant heap.

105: 29 Aug 2007
PULP MILL BOTHERS COONAWARRA GROWERS
Aus$1.5 billion factory for Australian wine region

106: 29 Aug 2007
BEER KEEPS FOSTERS’ HEADS UP
Second half profit up for Australia’s drinks monster

107: 29 Aug 2007
FIRST FIRST BEGINS PICKING IN BORDEAUX
Château Haut Brion is the first top property to begin harvest.

108: 30 Aug 2007
WINE AND THE CHEMISTRY OF DIGESTION
Trypsin Inhibition

109: 30 Aug 2007
WINEMAKING CRAFT AND COLOUR EXTRACTION
Influences of Winemaking on Wine Colour

110: 30 Aug 2007
LACTIC ACID

111: 30 Aug 2007
WINE PIONEER DIES
Nobilo family head passes away

112: 30 Aug 2007
SMALL WINERIES SHARPEN E-COMMERCE SKILLS
State funds improve on-line sales performances.

113: 30 Aug 2007
DELEGAT’S EARNINGS UP 186%
Winery declares after tax profits of NZ$14.9 million

114: 30 Aug 2007
BEST IN BEAUJOLAIS CAN NOW USE MECHANICAL HARVESTERS
Vintage 2007 will see the big machines in Cru sites for the first time.

115: 31 Aug 2007
GIVRY HARVEST IN FULL SWING
Red material starts arriving at wineries mid-week

116: 31 Aug 2007
WITHER HILLS TARGET OF VANDALS
Troubled wine producer loses 5 rows of productive vines.

117: 31 Aug 2007
GERMAN WINE INDUSTRY IN ACADEMIC STRIFE
Call for an alternative to Geisenheim in neighbouring state.

118: 31 Aug 2007
GERMANS MAKING CLAIMS OF GREAT VINTAGE
Rheinpfalz growers declare 2007 to be superb.

119: 31 Aug 2007
BRUCE’S GOT OUR WINE IN LONDON
London’s newly anointed top food venue is matched with Central Hawkes Bay newcomer’s wine.