Replanting old varieties to combat warming
Replanting old varieties combat warming as growers in Italy’s Piedmont region move further north and higher up mountains to escape […]
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Troubles in the Douro Valley
Troubles in the Valley as over production of grapes strikes the port makers of Douro as sales of port continue
The Future of Australian Wine: Fabulous Friends or Dedicated Diplomacy?
By Professor Jane Golley and Professor James Laurenceson With the Australian economy weathering the disruptive trade measures Beijing imposed in
Enthusiasm for warm climate Bordeaux
There’s enthusiasm for warm climate Bordeaux as wine cognoscenti are shocked to realise equating a cool climate with quality is
Wine Prices are Up and Consumption is Down
Wine prices are up and consumption is down. It looks like a case of the rich are drinking more and
Sacrifice a Lamb Then Pick the Grapes
Sacrifice a lamb then pick the grapes was the order of things in a first century Roman winery like the
Chinese Interest Remains in Australian Vineyards
Some Chinese interest remains in Australian vineyards as a recent purchase in Western Australia’s Margaret River shows. CK Life Sciences,
Mysteries of Wine – Much of it Complete Nonsense
The last sentence says what you need to know about the mysteries of wine – much of it is complete
The Chinese Wine Buyers Who Don’t Drink It
The Chinese wine buyers who don’t drink it are bad news for Australian producers but good news for Australian drinkers.
The Australian newspaper pumps up the Champagne bubble
Why is the national daily, The Australian, recommending luxury French Champagnes? This story appeared on the 29th December, ‘When it
