1: 01 Sep 2007
STILL FOR ME, SPARKLING FOR MY FLY
Fruit flies have a taste for bubbles.

2: 03 Sep 2007
SMALLEST ITALIAN VINTAGE IN 50 YEARS
Warm wet summer in the north delivers uncertain quality.

3: 03 Sep 2007
ORGANIC WINE SALES JUMP 16% IN CANADA
Trend toward organics continues with increased momentum.

4: 04 Sep 2007
DON’T EXPECT TOP WINES FROM BORDEAUX IN 2007
Top château warns about quality.

5: 04 Sep 2007
FRENCH WINE SYSTEM IS A CON
French consumer group slams AoC.

6: 04 Sep 2007
EUROPEAN WINE’S CONTRIBUTION TO BIOFUEL
24 million litres of French wine destined for fuel.

7: 04 Sep 2007
BEST AND WORST FOOD IS BLACK
British consumers rate Marmite top and bottom of poll

8: 04 Sep 2007
COROMANDEL CLAIMS WINE SPOT
Results from Bragato awards shine spot on new winegrowing region.

9: 04 Sep 2007
RIESLING AND CABERNET STAR AT NZ WINE SHOW
Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir take a back seat at restaurant fair.

10: 05 Sep 2007
COOPERS CREEK ADD TO THEIR UPPER CLASS RANGE
SV collection gets 5 new varieties

11: 05 Sep 2007
EARLY VINTAGE NOT SUCH GOOD NEWS FOR BURGUNDY
Average quality is the best most aspire too.

12: 05 Sep 2007
2007 PUTS PRESSURE ON ORGANIC WINEGROWERS
Wet growing season encourages fungal infections.

13: 06 Sep 2007
PROTEIN FOR MEASURING TANNINS
Wine Tannin Measurement

14: 06 Sep 2007
4 CORE CONSUMER TYPES IN US WINE MARKET
US Wine Consumer Cohorts

15: 06 Sep 2007
IS WINE PRICE LINKED TO QUALITY?
Wine Price and Quality Relationships

16: 06 Sep 2007
WORLD HAS LESS WINE FROM 2007
All major regions suffer small vintage

17: 06 Sep 2007
MEUNIER PROVIDES BULK OF CHAMPAGNE ANTHOCYANINS
Analysis of Champagne Grape Constituents

18: 06 Sep 2007
SONOMA AUCTION RAISES US$1.3 MILLION
Sonoma Valley Harvest Wine Auction draws 600 bidders

19: 06 Sep 2007
CHILE WINS GLOBAL PINOT NOIR TROPHY
Mondial Pinot Noir 2007 to Vina Casa Marin 2004 Pinot Noir

20: 07 Sep 2007
DECANTER’S BIG PRIZES TO NEW WORLD
New Zealand gets Pinot Noir, South Africa claims Bordeaux.

21: 10 Sep 2007
JEFFORD IS INTERNATIONAL WINE WRITER OF THE YEAR, AGAIN
British writer scores the double.

22: 10 Sep 2007
GIESEN BROTHERS CALLING QUITS
New Zealand wine business offered for sale

23: 10 Sep 2007
MONTANA MAKE A SERIOUS MOVE ON PINOT NOIR
Terroir Series reveals the Big Company is getting into Pinot territory in a big way.

24: 11 Sep 2007
SYNTHETIC CHEMICAL INFLUENCES ON BEER FERMENTATION
Pesticides and Lager Beer

25: 11 Sep 2007
NEW RESEARCH INTO WINE MARKETS AND LIFESTYLE
South Australian marketing study assists wine sector.

26: 11 Sep 2007
WINE SHOW A DRAW BETWEEN NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Sweet Wine Challenge shares its top trophies across the Tasman.

27: 11 Sep 2007
LIMOUSIN

28: 12 Sep 2007
AUSTRIAN VINTAGE IN WAITING MODE
Winegrowers holding out for improved weather.

29: 12 Sep 2007
COLD THREATENS CHILEAN WINE
Coldest winter in decades raises frost threat.

30: 13 Sep 2007
UTILISING WINERY WASTE
Bentonite as Fertiliser

31: 13 Sep 2007
HUMID SOILS AMPLIFY POLLUTION
Metal Pollution in Subtropical Vineyards

32: 13 Sep 2007
TWO MORE AUSTRALIAN WINE MASTERS
7 successful candidates in latest round of MW examinations

33: 13 Sep 2007
LIPIDS

34: 14 Sep 2007
ORGANICS STAR AT 2007 INTERNATIONAL WINE CHALLENGE
Bald Hills takes trophy for top red and sustainability.

35: 14 Sep 2007
AUSTRALIA STUCK IN CHEAP-AND-CHEERFUL WINE MARKET
International agriculture banking specialists calls for Australia to break its image.

36: 15 Sep 2007
FUNGUS AND PAROCHIALISM THREATEN SPANISH VINTAGE
2007 under risk from widespread labour shortage and extensive rot damage.

37: 17 Sep 2007
LUCKY BREAK FOR BORDEAUX
Sun could save reds yet

38: 17 Sep 2007
A GLASS OF WINE HELPS MINERAL PROSPECTORS
A new twist of searching for mineral deposits

39: 17 Sep 2007
BEER MESSAGE BOTHERS FRENCH
Heineken forced to pull back on Paris promotion

40: 17 Sep 2007
3 STRIKES FOR RAMSAY
London’s megastar chef loses all 3 of the big titles

41: 17 Sep 2007
CHAMPAGNE EXPANSION DETAILS KNOWN NEXT MONTH
October 11th date of new boundaries of Champagne winegrowing region

42: 17 Sep 2007
ANOTHER NZ SOMMELIER AIMING FOR MS TITLE
Mat Judd heading to San Francisco to sharpen his skills for Master Sommelier title.

43: 18 Sep 2007
COKE MAN TAKES OVER BOLLINGER
Famous Champagne house appoints fast beverage expert.

44: 18 Sep 2007
DISCOVERY COULD BE THE END OF TCA TAINT
Enzyme identified as the root cause of wine spoilage.

45: 18 Sep 2007
RED WINE IS BEST
New book highlights the value of a glass of red a day.

46: 18 Sep 2007
GENES RUBBISH AROMA WHEEL
Research suggests wine descriptors are perceptual, not empirical

47: 18 Sep 2007
NOT OUR PROBLEM SAYS WEST AUSTRALIA
Rabobank criticism is an Eastern State problem, claim winemakers.

48: 19 Sep 2007
IMPROVING BEER QUALITY AT MASHING
Lipid Influence in Mashing

49: 19 Sep 2007
MARTINBOROUGH THE ONLY NEW ZEALAND WINE READY FOR GI
New legislation has caught most regions unprepared.

50: 19 Sep 2007
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR JEFFORD
Writer is consultant to winning restaurant wine list.

51: 19 Sep 2007
DRINKERS DON'T KNOW WHAT A STANDARD DRINK IS
Hospital Patients’Perception of their Alcohol Consumption

52: 19 Sep 2007
US WINEMAKERS HOT ON GREEN SOLUTIONS
Everything from tree free paper to solid waste management in the mix.

53: 19 Sep 2007
WINE-FEAR IDENTIFIED AMONGST YOUNG WOMEN DRINKERS
United States survey notes gender and age gaps confronting wine producers.

54: 19 Sep 2007
LACTIC BACTERIA

55: 20 Sep 2007
MARLBOROUGH HYPED UP OVER 2007 SAUVINGON BLANCS
“As good as ever” says Kevin Judd.

56: 20 Sep 2007
WINE MAY HELP KIDNEY DISEASE SUFFERERS
Wine Consumption and Kidney Disease

57: 20 Sep 2007
LONDON GETS TOO RICH FOR LUXURY WINE MERCHANT
Corney & Barrow quits the big city.

58: 20 Sep 2007
GLENFARCLAS GOES INDIVIDUAL
Single cask malts from a 50 year range.

59: 20 Sep 2007
YOUTH EXPOSURE TO LIQUOR ADS IN USA
Magazine Alcohol Advertising and Young Readers

60: 20 Sep 2007
GREEN LOBBY SLAMS SUSTAINABLE WINEGROWING NZ
Herbicide in vineyards is poisoning Marlborough

61: 20 Sep 2007
DIAGEO ADMITS IT HAS EYES FOR ABSOLUT
CEO tells media the drinks giant is “very interested”

62: 20 Sep 2007
BOSLEY TOPS EDIBLE ART
Chef of the moment, Martin Bosley wins Montana Edible Art Award

63: 20 Sep 2007
FAVOURITES GRAB GOLD FOR CLEARVIEW
“I was delighted when…my 2 favourite Clearview wines won gold.” - Turvey

64: 20 Sep 2007
GERMANS SHIFT LUXURY PREFERENCE FROM COGNAC TO SINGLE MALT
Single malt has become the spirit to be seen drinking in smart German establishments.

65: 20 Sep 2007
LISTOFKA

66: 21 Sep 2007
WINNING IS THE COCK AND BULL WAY
Auckland brewer scores again

67: 21 Sep 2007
SAINT CLAIR CLEAN UP THE SAVVIES
Marlborough wine producer stays on a roll

68: 21 Sep 2007
PINOT PEAK ALMOST BEYOND REACH
2000 Romanée-Conti fetches US$5,000 a bottle.

69: 21 Sep 2007
PERNOD PROFITS UP 30%
World’s second biggest drink company running smooth.

70: 23 Sep 2007
SYRAH STAR SOARS
’61 Hermitage la Chapelle fetches record price.

71: 23 Sep 2007
CHÂTEAUNEUF DU PAPE 2007 WORTH WAITING FOR
Dry, windy season sets up perfect wine-quality grapes.

72: 24 Sep 2007
QUALITY FOCUS IS PAYING OFF FOR GERMAN WINEMAKERS
Export prices high, domestic sales strong.

73: 24 Sep 2007
VINTAGE PROMISES MORE GOOD NEWS FOR BURGUNDY
Sales values soar, and the good vintages keep rolling in.

74: 24 Sep 2007
WINE MAGAZINE IGNORANCE STINGS CYPRUS
One of the oldest wine producing nations ignored by publications.

75: 24 Sep 2007
FINANCIAL TIMES CONSIDERS NZ AND AUSTRALIAN WINE AS ONE
Influential British press bags Australia and New Zealand wine together

76: 24 Sep 2007
72-YEAR-OLD REFUSED WINE SERVICE BECAUSE OF AGE RULE
He looked older than 21, but the supermarket assistant needed official proof of age.

77: 25 Sep 2007
WINE SHOWS SIGNS OF ECONOMIC WOES
Worsening economic situation marked by decline in wine prices

78: 26 Sep 2007
QUANTITY OF ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION LINKED TO CANCER
Alcohol and Colorectal Cancer

79: 26 Sep 2007
BANK GLOOMY ABOUT AUSTRALIAN WINE BUSINESS
JP Morgan predicting more losses.

80: 26 Sep 2007
CACHACA SOURCE
Distinguishing Cachaça Production Profiles

81: 26 Sep 2007
LILLET

82: 27 Sep 2007
LOW AMINE LEVELS IN FRENCH REDS
Polyamines in Red Wines

83: 27 Sep 2007
YEAST STRESS IN BEER PRODUCTION
Brewing and Yeast Stress Response

84: 27 Sep 2007
CARBON ZERO HELPING MARLBOROUGH WINERY
Green advantage is real for New Zealand Wine Company.

85: 27 Sep 2007
LAYERING

86: 28 Sep 2007
EC SOFTENS ITS SUGAR IN WINE STANCE
German resistance won’t be broken down

87: 28 Sep 2007
FRANCE DEMANDS GREEN LABELS
New plan for environmental protection includes labelling.

88: 28 Sep 2007
AFRICAN JACOB’S CREEK?
Australian wine producers looking for alternative wine sources.

89: 28 Sep 2007
IS ALCOHOL PART OF THE CANCER PROBLEM?
Western nations’ accelerating cancer toll could be down to alcohol.

90: 28 Sep 2007
WINEMAKERS’ SUSTAINABLE CLAIMS ARE SNAKE OIL
British Master of Wine dismisses the new green agenda as ‘meaningless.