England's wine industry needs more workers. After a record year, three millionbottles of English wine could be produced using 2009's grapes, but the number of skilled workers in the industry is falling behind the increased production.
This past weekend 713 hardy French men and women stripped down to send a message about climate change. They posed nude in French vineyards to warn the world about the impact of global warming on the French wine industry.
Nearly half of UK wine drinkers said they would buy a wine with an alcohol level of just 9% abv - provided that taste is not compromised - a new survey has revealed.
The UK wine industry is to receive £1.6m to address the lack of winemakers trained to deal with the unpredictable British weather and terroir conditions.
Jean-Charles Boisset, scion of France's third largest wine company, and Gina Gallo, granddaughter of Julio Gallo, grand-niece of Ernest, and a public face of E&J Gallo, America's largest winery, were married Sept. 26.
LVMH and Richemont could save about 500 million euros ($714 million) by merging, mostly through combining their distribution and gaining clout in negotiations to buy advertising and rent store space
Thanks to the abolition of import duties, UK has overtaken France as the biggest wine exporter to Hong Kong, based on the export figures of 7 months released by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.
A charity auction of more than 3,000 bottles of Bordeaux and Champagne from the private cellar of Albert Frere, a Belgian billionaire, raised a higher-than- expected 1.1 million pounds ($1.8 million) in London.
The new name of Bouchard Pere et Fils' Beaujolais domaine Chateau Poncié will be Villa Ponciago - to reflect its Roman roots. Chateau Poncié is a 120ha property in Fleurie of which 55ha is planted to the Beaujolais grape Gamay.
The wines of Meursault, Montrachet and Volnay could disappear forever as increases in temperature destroy the unique terroirs of Burgundy, a new report from Greenpeace says.
According to the Champagne Bureau (Washington, DC), 2009 should be another "high quality season" for producers of the famous bubbly from Champagne, France.