1: 01 Jan 2007
VIN SANTO
Holy wine.

2: 01 Jan 2007
VIROIDS
Vine pathogen

3: 01 Jan 2007
VINTNER
Wine merchant

4: 01 Jan 2007
VINE VINÉ
Strong wines.

5: 01 Jan 2007
VINTAGE
Grape harvest

6: 01 Jan 2007
VINO DE LA TIERRA
Country wines.

7: 01 Jan 2007
VINTAGE CHARTS
Character guides

8: 01 Jan 2007
VINO DE MEDITAZIONE
Very sweet wine.

9: 01 Jan 2007
VINO DA TAVOLA
Italian for table wine

10: 01 Jan 2007
VINO DE MESA
Spanish for table wine.

11: 01 Jan 2007
VIRGIL
Roman poet, champion of viniculture.

12: 01 Jan 2007
MAN DROWNS IN WINE VAT
Spanish winery worker in New Year’s Eve tragedy

13: 01 Jan 2007
CLIMATE CHANGE MAY KILL OREGON PINOT NOIR
Researchers predict the end of Pinot with hotter temperatures.

14: 02 Jan 2007
VITICULTURIST
Activist

15: 02 Jan 2007
VITIS
Vine genus

16: 02 Jan 2007
VSOP
Brandy term

17: 02 Jan 2007
VITACEAE
Vine family.

18: 02 Jan 2007
VOLATILE
Tasting term

19: 02 Jan 2007
VIRUS
Vine pathogen

20: 02 Jan 2007
VISCOSITY
Wine texture.

21: 02 Jan 2007
VOSGES
Mountain range

22: 02 Jan 2007
VOLATILE ACIDITY
Wine components

23: 02 Jan 2007
VIZETELLY
English wine writer

24: 02 Jan 2007
VQPRD
European Union wine term

25: 02 Jan 2007
VITICULTURE
The craft of growing vines.

26: 02 Jan 2007
BANGALORE IS INDIA’S WINE HOT SPOT
City is India’s fastest growing wine market

27: 02 Jan 2007
BRITISH WOMEN WANT WINE – AT A PRICE
Deloitte research shows women driving prices down.

28: 02 Jan 2007
GLOBAL WARMING AN ISSUE FOR WINE ENTHUSIAST
Time for the United States to take a lead says US Magazine.

29: 02 Jan 2007
PIONEER LEADER SET WINE AS A MEASURE OF CIVILISATION
Thomas Jefferson gave the lead on wine as well as democracy

30: 02 Jan 2007
NEW YORK GAINS US$3.4 BILLION FROM LOCAL WINE
State survey shows wine is a big boost to New York’s economy.

31: 02 Jan 2007
BRONCO BACK WITH MISLEADING LABELS
Napa first, now Santa Barbara the target of America’s regional bully.

32: 02 Jan 2007
VITICULTEUR

33: 03 Jan 2007
GRANITE
Geology

34: 03 Jan 2007
VANILLA IS AN OAK THING
Bacteria and Vanillin

35: 03 Jan 2007
5,600 WINERIES IN THE UNITED STATES
2007 could see the 6000th registered.

36: 03 Jan 2007
PESTICIDES LINKED TO ALLERGIES
Vine Pesticides and Allergic Rhinitis

37: 03 Jan 2007
TAITTINGER FAMILY BUYS BACK 37%
Champagne family is back as expected.

38: 03 Jan 2007
SCOTTISH SUPPORT FOR TOUGHER DRINKING LAWS
71% want greater restrictions on availability

39: 03 Jan 2007
WINE AUCTION MARKET HITS A NEW HIGH
US$240 million spent in wine auction rooms in 2006.

40: 04 Jan 2007
TOP PRICE WINES SELLING FASTER
Majestic records new levels of high priced sales driving improved business.

41: 05 Jan 2007
NOT ALL CANCER LINKS WITH WINE ARE POSITIVE
Alcohol and Ovarian Cancer

42: 05 Jan 2007
CHLORINE TAINT OF CORK CULPRITS NAMED

Fungi Causing Cork Taint

43: 05 Jan 2007
FIGHTING FUNGUS WITH FUNGUS
Black Foot Disease Amelioration

44: 05 Jan 2007
INDIGENOUS YEAST IN ARGENTINA
Winery-Resident Yeasts and Spontaneous Fermentation

45: 05 Jan 2007
NEW ZEALAND GROUP CLAIM CLIMATE CHANGE IS “HYSTERIA”
Ex Wine Institute head active in climate change denial

46: 05 Jan 2007
AUSTRALIA MAY BE OUR FUTURE
Climate change moving faster in Australia, say scientists.

47: 05 Jan 2007
GELATIN

48: 06 Jan 2007
RISK OF HERBICIDE INFLUENCE THROUGH VINE ROOTS
Flumioxazin and Photosynthesis

49: 06 Jan 2007
ANTIOXIDANTS IN BEER
Malt and Beer Flavour Stability

50: 06 Jan 2007
WILD YEAST TAMED
A New Yeast for Chardonnay Production

51: 06 Jan 2007
GENERIC WINE

52: 06 Jan 2007
GENETIC MODIFICATION

53: 07 Jan 2007
MISLEADING AUSTRIAN WINE LABELS IDENTIFIED
The Grüner Veltliner that isn’t

54: 07 Jan 2007
UNESCO CREATE WINE & CULTURE CHAIR
New area of study and research for the University of Burgundy.

55: 07 Jan 2007
CONSTELLATION BLAMES AUSSIE GLUT FOR FALLING SALES
Shares fall 11% after release of worse than expected sales figures.

56: 07 Jan 2007
JOHNSTON COOLS HEAT OVER YARRAMAN
Respected Australian wineman calms concerns over Yarraman bid for Evans & Tate.

57: 08 Jan 2007
MODERATE DRINKING NO HELP IF YOUR HEART IS HEALTHY
Alcohol and Heart failure

58: 08 Jan 2007
MODERATE DRINKERS REDUCE HEART RISK
Alcohol and Coronary Heart Disease in Hypertensive Men

59: 08 Jan 2007
STORMS SMASH THROUGH AUSTRALIAN VINEYARDS
Riverland weather bomb causes millions of dollars worth of damage.

60: 08 Jan 2007
GALESTRO

61: 09 Jan 2007
WINE WRITER SCORES IN NEW YEAR HONOURS
Hugh Johnson awarded an OBE.

62: 09 Jan 2007
NEW TEST FOR TCA IN CORK
Method for Finding Chloroanisoles

63: 09 Jan 2007
SLOWING PIERCE'S
Inhibiting the Development of Pierce’s Disease

64: 09 Jan 2007
AUSTRALIAN WINE PRICES UNMOVED AFTER TEN YEARS
More evidence Australian winemakers are dumping in NZ

65: 09 Jan 2007
EXPORTS KEEP CHAMPAGNE ON THE UP IN 2006
Estimates put 2006 amongst the biggest selling years ever.

66: 09 Jan 2007
TOAST OPPOSITION IN WAIRARAPA
Wairarapa Wines Harvest Festival planned in opposition to Toast Martinborough.

67: 09 Jan 2007
BORDEAUX PROPRIETOR DIES
Hubert Perrodo, of Châteaux Labégorce and Labégorce-Zédé killed in skiing accident.

68: 09 Jan 2007
GRAPE CONCENTRATE

69: 10 Jan 2007
FIRST FOREIGN WINE WRITER ARRIVES FOR PINOT NOIR 2007
New Zealand wine conference the biggest ever.

70: 10 Jan 2007
TIME TO INVEST IN AUSSIE WINES
Research shos returns better than for Bordeaux

71: 10 Jan 2007
WORLD WINE CONSUMPTION SUMMARY
The main points of the latest Vinexpo/IWSR research into world wine markets

72: 10 Jan 2007
UK WINE MARKET WILL BE EUROPE’S BIGGEST
Vinexpo report claims Britain will be Europe’s most valuable wine market in 3 years.

73: 10 Jan 2007
BEER CHEAPER THAN WATER – DISASTER!
Wowsers complain consumer deals are too good for beer drinkers.

74: 11 Jan 2007
SWISS WINEGROWERS UNDER DISEASE PRESSURE
Traubenwelke appears widespread in northern Switzerland

75: 11 Jan 2007
REIMS SCHOOL APPOINTS PROFESSOR OF CHAMPAGNE
Australian hold first Champagne chair at Reims Management School

76: 12 Jan 2007
BUDDIES IN BEER MARKETING
Anheuser Busch and Budejovicky cuddle up

77: 12 Jan 2007
BURGUNDY HOUSES MERGE
Antonin Rodet purchases Maison Dufouleur

78: 12 Jan 2007
FRANCE STRUGGLES WITH WINE IMBALANCE
Bulk of wine production in the most prestigious grade.

79: 14 Jan 2007
ALL ALDEHYDES CONTRIBUTE TO WINE AROMA
Aldehydes in Wine Aroma

80: 14 Jan 2007
QUICK ASSESTMENT OF WINE POISON
Aspergillus, Ochratoxin A and ITS/RFLP

81: 14 Jan 2007
MEASURING WINE ON RED LIGHT SCALE
Near-Infrared Frequencies and Wine Composition

82: 15 Jan 2007
SOUTH AFRICA PREDICTS LARGER HARVEST
2007 looking to be slightly larger than 2006

83: 15 Jan 2007
TEQUILA EXPORTS AT RECORD LEVELS
2006 was the most successful year for Tequila so far.

84: 15 Jan 2007
PINOT SPECIALIST TURNS TO TERROIR
California’s Saintsbury Winery launches vineyard labels

85: 15 Jan 2007
PENDING FRENCH DECISION ON VARIETAL LABELS
Final decision Wednesday on “Vignobles de France” designation.

86: 15 Jan 2007
PRESTIGE SPIRITS LOOK TO DIRECT MARKETS
Glenfiddich and Martell sharpen their direct marketing skills.

87: 15 Jan 2007
WINE PERSONALITY IN ENGLISH CHAMPAGNE VENTURE
Steven Spurrier joins Duval Leroy to produce English grown bubbly.

88: 15 Jan 2007
WE HAVE A CHALLENGE IN CLIMATE CHANGE SAYS AUSSIE WINEMAKER
Brian McGuigan declares times are going to get tougher for Australia’s climate challenged wine industry.

89: 15 Jan 2007
NEW METHODS OF IDENTIFYING TCA
Chromatography and TCA

90: 15 Jan 2007
DUCKS AND DRAKES AT EVANS AND TATE
Yarraman told no, well, maybe.

91: 15 Jan 2007
IMPROVING RESVERATROL YIELD
Increasing Resveratrol in Harvested Grapes

92: 16 Jan 2007
YQUEM FETCHES BIG PRICE
Collection sold for £775,000

93: 16 Jan 2007
BETA-GLUCOSIDASE IN WINE YEASTS
Monitoring activity in yeast.

94: 16 Jan 2007
GLUCOSE AND WINE AROMA
Beta-Glucosidase in Winemaking

95: 16 Jan 2007
YEAST STRAINS AND MALATE
Malate-producing Yeasts and Wine Acidity

96: 16 Jan 2007
NAUTILUS INCREASES MARLBOROUGH ESTATE
Winemaker adds Clay Hills Vineyard to its vineyard base.

97: 16 Jan 2007
GALEN

98: 16 Jan 2007
TASTE PERCEPTIONS
Expectations and Beer Preference

99: 17 Jan 2007
BUSH FIRE FACTOR IN WINE
Grapes and Smoke Taint

100: 17 Jan 2007
SENSORY WINE CHARACTER AND SOIL
Soil Type Effects on Wine

101: 17 Jan 2007
VARIETAL FLAVONOLS
Red Wine Flavonol Profiles

102: 17 Jan 2007
GERMAN WINE INSTITUTE CONFIRMS SMALL 2006
Harvest 8% short of predictions

103: 17 Jan 2007
RARE GERMAN VARIETY GETS RECOGNITION
Pinot Madelein gets the nod from Slow Food

104: 17 Jan 2007
ITALIAN FARMERS PREDICT A GRIM SEASON
Warm winter could spell another disastrous growing season.

105: 17 Jan 2007
GEISENHEIM

106: 18 Jan 2007
CIDER TOXICITY
Biogenic Amines in Cider

107: 18 Jan 2007
COPPER INFLUENCE ON SOIL BACTERIA
Copper and Vineyard Soil Bacteria

108: 18 Jan 2007
FOOTBALL AND SUN BOOST BEER CONSUMPTION
World Cup summer good for German brewers

109: 18 Jan 2007
MLF COMPARISONS
South African Lactic Acid Producing Bacteria

110: 18 Jan 2007
PREMIUM WINE SALES KEEP UK AVERAGE HIGH
Future is tough if your wine is not up-market.

111: 18 Jan 2007
BRITISH MEDIA JUMP ON SCREW-CAP SULPHUR PROBLEMS
New Zealand’s reputation dinged by aluminium screw tops.

112: 18 Jan 2007
GEILWEILERHOF

113: 19 Jan 2007
WINTER FREEZE WORRIES WINEGROWERS
New York and Ontario face bud damage.

114: 19 Jan 2007
SCREWCAP SUPPORTERS BLAME CORK INTERESTS FOR STINK
New Zealand’s champions of screwcap dismiss sulphur claims

115: 19 Jan 2007
LONDON RESTAURANTS ‘TAKE ADVANTAGE’ OF WINE DRINKERS
Decanter magazine serves a broadside to profiteering restaurateurs.

116: 20 Jan 2007
WINEGROWING AND PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES FOR CHENIN BLANC
Chenin Blanc Improvement

117: 20 Jan 2007
LACTIC ACID BACTERIA IN RED WINE
Bacterial Populations in Red Wine

118: 20 Jan 2007
PRECURSORS OF WINE PROTEINS
Grape Pathogenesis-Related Proteins

119: 20 Jan 2007
CANADIAN WINE PRODUCERS CALL PATRIOTS TO THEIR CAUSE
Consumers begged to boycott European wine.

120: 20 Jan 2007
OPTIMISING PHENOLIC EXTRACTION FROM WHITE GRAPES
Phenolic Compounds and Organic Acids in White Grapes

121: 20 Jan 2007
TAITTINGER DARK HORSE RUNS SECOND
Cousin Amaury Taittinger makes a late bid for control

122: 20 Jan 2007
GEROPIGA

123: 22 Jan 2007
SLOW HAND FOR WINERY VENUE
Eric Clapton feature of 15th annual Mission concert

124: 22 Jan 2007
HAWKES BAY SYRAH IS A SELL OUT
Symposium chock-a-block

125: 22 Jan 2007
ANALYSIS OF SPANISH REDS
Elements in Spanish Red Wines

126: 22 Jan 2007
SOIL & HEALTH WANT ACTION ON CLEAN GREEN NEW ZEALAND
Call for slogans to be backed by truth.

127: 22 Jan 2007
THE GLUT IS OVER IN BORDEAUX
Basic Bordeaux AoC’s are selling more than they produce.

128: 22 Jan 2007
SECOND SECOND GETS SCREWCAP
Pichon-Longueville-Baron second wine out in screwed tops.

129: 22 Jan 2007

GLASSES

130: 23 Jan 2007
RARE EARTH CHARACTER IN WINE
Rare Earth Elements in Wine

131: 23 Jan 2007
LISA McGUIGAN TO STICK WITH TEMPUS TWO
Senior McGuigan Simeon executive resigns

132: 23 Jan 2007
ANOTHER CAUSE OF PIERCE'S?
Grapevine Leaf Ethylene and Pierce’s Disease

133: 23 Jan 2007
GLOBAL FINANCE ADVISOR NAMES ANOTHER WINE NETWORK LEADER
South African researcher gets top wine role.

134: 23 Jan 2007
FISCHER BOEL DECLARES EUROPE’S NEW GREEN FOOD REGIME
Environment and organic health rate EU focus.

135: 23 Jan 2007
US WINE TOURISM HITS US$3 BILLION
Report puts a figure on wine tourism earnings.

136: 23 Jan 2007
FEBRUARY A BIG MONTH FOR ITALIAN WINE LOVERS
3 events set global stage for Italian quality wine.

137: 23 Jan 2007
US ALSO GETTING A TASTE FOR BETTER WINE
More shoppers want better wine, and will pay for it.

138: 23 Jan 2007
HOCK

139: 24 Jan 2007
GENETIC ENGINEERING TO LIMIT WINE HAZE
Wine Haze and Genes

140: 24 Jan 2007
MISSION CONCERT
27 January 2007

141: 24 Jan 2007
MALIC ACID MEASUREMENT
L: -Malic Acid in Wine

142: 24 Jan 2007
OAK INFLUENCE ON WINE COLOUR
Amontillado Colour and Oak Type

143: 24 Jan 2007
INDIAN PRODUCER BUYS AUSSIE WINERY
Champagne Indage Ltd takes Tandou.

144: 24 Jan 2007
NEW WORLD DEAL TO CUT WINE RED TAPE
World Wine Trade Group standardise labels

145: 24 Jan 2007
DIAGEO PLANS PACIFIC CENTRE
Asia Pacific to be split out from International division.

146: 24 Jan 2007
MARLBOROUGH DRAGS FESTIVAL FANS FROM EVERYWHERE
Tickets still available for New Zealand’s biggest wine event.

147: 24 Jan 2007
HALBSÜSS

148: 25 Jan 2007
ANALYSING WINE FLAVANOLS
Ethylidene-bridged Flavan-3-ols in Wine

149: 25 Jan 2007
LEES AGING INCREASES SULPHUR AROMATICS
Lees Contact and White Wines

150: 25 Jan 2007
PINOT NOIR 2007
29 January - 1 February 2007

151: 25 Jan 2007
FRENCH WINEGROWERS APPEAL FOR ATTENTION
Back on the streets in Montpellier

152: 25 Jan 2007
TRACKING BRETT
Brettanomyces Strain Identification

153: 25 Jan 2007
BLENDING NEW LOOK BURGUNDY
Launch of blended Burgundy label in USA.

154: 25 Jan 2007
HERBACEOUS

155: 26 Jan 2007

WAIHEKE ISLAND WINE FESTIVAL
10 February 2007

156: 26 Jan 2007
STARS UNDER THE MILLS REEF WINERY
29 January 2007

157: 26 Jan 2007
GERMANY CAN’T MEET ORGANIC DEMANDS
Organic food and beverage market continues to grow.

158: 27 Jan 2007
CHURCH ROAD JAZZ CONCERT
3 February 2007

159: 27 Jan 2007
BMW WINE MARLBOROUGH
10 February 2007

160: 27 Jan 2007
KUMEU WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL
10 February 2007

161: 27 Jan 2007
WHITESTONE WAITAKI FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL
18 February 2007

162: 27 Jan 2007
DEVONPORT WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL
17 + 18 February 2007

163: 28 Jan 2007
BE CAREFUL WITH CLONES
Syrah producers told to diversify their vineyard stock

164: 28 Jan 2007
NEW ZEALAND WINES SHOW BRILLIANTLY AT SYRAH EVENT
Hawkes Bay Syrah was the talk of delegates at Symposium.

165: 29 Jan 2007
BUBBLE PHYSICS IN WINE
Champagne Kinetics

166: 29 Jan 2007
GREAT LONG LUNCH
4 March 2007

167: 29 Jan 2007
CLYDE WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL
8 April 2007

168: 29 Jan 2007
GIBBSTON HARVEST FESTIVAL
17 March 2007

169: 29 Jan 2007
WAIPARA VALLEY WINE AND FOOD CELEBRATION
25 March 2007

170: 29 Jan 2007
GISBORNE WINE AND FOOD FESTIVAL
21 October 2007

171: 29 Jan 2007
TOAST MARTINBOROUGH
17 November 2007

172: 29 Jan 2007
ENGINEERED YEAST IN REVIEW
Transgenic Yeast Review

173: 29 Jan 2007
HARVEST HAWKES BAY
3 & 4th February 2007

174: 29 Jan 2007
SPANISH REDS DELIVER THEIR AROMATIC CHARACTER
Aroma Compounds in Galician Wines

175: 29 Jan 2007
MISSION CONCERT ‘BEST EVER’
Crowd less classy than the performance

176: 29 Jan 2007
SYRAH SYMPOSIUM IMPRESSIVE
First Syrah talkfest leaves pleasant taste

177: 29 Jan 2007
HYDROMETER

178: 30 Jan 2007
GRANTS ADDS TEQUILA TO PORTFOLIO
Whisky company buys Milagro

179: 30 Jan 2007
GALLO WINES RECALLED IN JAPAN
Broken glass found in bottles

180: 30 Jan 2007
IMPROVING SAUVIGNON BLANC?
Enhancing Sauvignon Blanc Aroma

181: 30 Jan 2007
DIVINING WINE TAINT
Monitoring Major Contaminants in Wine

182: 30 Jan 2007
WINE CONFERENCE RUNS DRY
Pinot Noir 2007 runs out of Pinot Noir

183: 30 Jan 2007
EXCHANGE RATE DULLS NZ WINE PROFITS
First half up 7.2% but it could have been more.

184: 30 Jan 2007
AMINOENONE ANALYSIS
Simultaneous Analysis of Amines, Amino Acids and Ammonium Ions

185: 30 Jan 2007
HISTAMINE

186: 31 Jan 2007
ANOTHER NEW MONDAVI WINE VENTURE
Father and son join together in Continuum

187: 31 Jan 2007
TAITTINGER BACKER BUYS CHUNK OF PERNOD RICARD
Albert Frère acquires 5% of French drinks giant.

188: 31 Jan 2007
EUROPEAN WINE PLANS GO SOFT
European Parliament modifies EU wine reform plans

189: 31 Jan 2007
MOËT MAN FOR INAO
Yves Bérnard set to head France’s wine regulator.

190: 31 Jan 2007
ORGANIC TREND A THREAT TO NEW ZEALAND WINE
Sustainable viticulture may not convince UK consumers

191: 31 Jan 2007
TERROIR REMAINS ELUSIVE
Opinions vary at Pinot Noir 2007 on geographic identity