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M&S launch mulled white wine

Mulled white wine: a quirky twist on a festive favourite
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Vinny robot could transform UK harvests

UK wine industry toasts £475K grant for grape-picking robot
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China imports less wine

European wine exports to China have dropped significantly, according to Eurostat's latest data.
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New Pouilly Premier Crus

Pouilly-Loché and Pouilly-Vinzelles achieve Premier Cru status after 18 year process by the INAO.
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New Zealand marks 30 years of sustainable winegrowing

In 2025, New Zealand will mark 30 years of the Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand (SWNZ) programme.
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Champagne landscape transformation

Moët & Chandon hits milestone in Champagne biodiversity drive by planting hedgerows amongst other initiatives.
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Time to stock up on supermarket wines for Christmas

Tesco, Waitrose and Sainsbury are all offering 25% off for 6 or more bottles at the moment, but some offers close early December
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Eco wine foil for fizz

Crealis unveils eco-friendly paper-based sparkling wine foil
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Alcohol consumption spikes in Russia

Alcohol sales surge as Russians face troubling drinking trend amidst war and the worsening economic situation.
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Wales plans Deposit Return Scheme

Wales is leading the way with glass in its planned Deposit Return Scheme.
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Electric glass furnace in Cognac a world first

Verallia launches the world’s first 100% electric glass furnace in Cognac.
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UK climate change suits grapes but frost more likely

UK grape growing climate will get warmer with greater frost risk but similar rainfall.
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Mid-alcohol category emerging

Mid-alcohol wines becoming popular in the UK
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Bottle Weight Accord gets heavyweight backing

Viña Concha y Toro joins bottle weight accord to cut carbon footprint.
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Old grapevines gets global definition

OIV sets 'old grapevine' definition, boosting preservation efforts.
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UK pubs and bars exempt from outdoor smoking ban

UK hospitality sector celebrates exemption from outdoor smoking restrictions
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Bordeaux sweeten up 2024 vintage

Bordeaux estates turn to chaptalisation for 2024 vintage amid challenging conditions
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US wine trade facing challenges

US wine trade braces for labour shortages and US tariffs
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Jumilla drought amid floods in Spain

Wine production in Jumilla could drop by 80% due to severe drought
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First 50 year Tawny

Quinta do Noval’s fifty year old tawny port debuts, redefining aged tawny standards.
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UK wine duty to rise with inflation

UK wine duty to rise with inflation of 2.7%, but changes in calculation will see bigger rises for wines over 12.5%
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Crystal Springs is new Napa AVA

Crystal Springs named Napa Valley’s newest AVA
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Wine by post proposal in the US

US Postal Service Equity Act could enable alcohol deliveries by post
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Lebanese harvest despite conflict

Ixsir completes 2024 harvest despite conflict and crisis
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No thanks to knowing calories in booze

Alcohol consumers less supportive of calorie labelling than non-drinkers.
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Fake wine ring busted in France and Italy

Wine fraud operation passing off low-quality wine as valuable vintages worth up to €15,000 each.
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UK vineyards face challenges as 2024 harvest drops

Challenging weather in 2024 is affecting yields but producers remain optimistic.
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Château Pichon Baron unveils its first white wine

Château Pichon Baron in Pauillac unveils its first white wine made from 100% Semillon.
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Luxury wine brand Duckhorn up for sale

USA's luxury wine brand Duckhorn is up for sale to private equity firm Butterfly for US$1.95 billion.
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Free corkage deals draw in diners

London's dining scene has corkage rates up to £100 a bottle, but there are great places that have free corkage to attract eaters on quiet days.
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USDA’s organic wine rule causes concern for importers

USDA’s new organic wine rule means importers must also be certified as organic.
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Waitrose uncorks new cork recycling scheme

Waitrose trial cork recycling scheme in 7 stores in partnership with Amorim.
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Tips law favours UK workers

New UK law ensures hospitality workers receive 100% of tips
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US tops list for most expensive wine

US cities dominate list of most expensive places to buy wine.
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Laudun gains prestigious Côtes du Rhône Cru status

Laudun has officially been recognized as the 18th Cru of the Côtes du Rhône.
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International Wine Challenge changes hands

Chris Ashton takes ownership of the International Wine Challenge (IWC) competition
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Burgundy signs for sale

Burgundy appellation signs are up for auction this November.
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New technology to tackle smoke taint

New technology shows promise in removing smoke taint from wine
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Scotland alcohol policy not working

Scotland's alcohol strategy fails as alcohol-related deaths rise, sparking calls for a more comprehensive strategy beyond price hikes and advertising bans.

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Celebrity Hit or Miss?

Celebrity Booze Brands: Hits and Misses in the Market.
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Fine wine showing positive signs

Fine Wine Market Faces Continued Downturn but Shows Signs of Recovery
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New hospitality course for F&B staff

Exciting New F&B Course Launches to Boost Hospitality Careers
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US tariffs on empty bottles

US slaps punitive tariffs of up to 218.15% on empty wine bottles used in the US from China, Chile and Mexico.
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Alcohol risks are exaggerated

Respected Cambridge professor claims the link between moderate alcohol consumption and early death is exaggerated.
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Naked Wines' losses grow

Naked Wines' losses grow as sales slide a further 18% as the business re-finances and a new CEO takes control.
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Gusbourne Estate potentially up for sale

English winery Gusbourne may soon have a new owner, as Lord Ashcroft, who holds a 67% stake in the company, announces he's exploring strategic options for his shareholding.
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WineGB Awards 2024 trophy winners

Wines made in 13 different counties were awarded trophies at this year’s WineGB Awards.
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UK is top Chilean wine importer

UK is a key market for Chile wine producers, after strong growth and weak demand in China and USA.
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Higher carbon impact on vine growth

High carbon in the atmosphere speeds up plant growth, now research shows what might happen in the future.
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Pernod Ricard sells wine division

Pernod Ricard, the world's second-largest wine and spirits company, is selling most of its wine brands to the owners of Accolade Wines.

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