Wine Industry News

May, 09, 2016 Myth Busted: There Is No Need To Pop The Cork And Let The Bottle Breathe Before Pouring

(VinePair) - “You’re gonna want to pop the cork and let this bottle of red open up for thirty minutes to an hour before drinking it.” WHAT?! I teach a wine class once a week and no matter what the subject is about, at the end I always take general wine questions. And...

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May, 09, 2016 What do wine medal labels really mean and do they help you choose a decent bottle?

(Mirror) - Supermarket shelves are awash with bottles of Bordeaux, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Grigio covered in awards but choosing a bottle can still be baffling. Picking a bottle of plonk at the off-licence or the supermarket can be a tricky business. Rows and rows of reds , whites, rose, ...

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May, 08, 2016 Minnesota wine industry toasts new cold-hardy grape

(THonline) -  In a few years, visitors to one of Minnesota’s dozens of winery tasting rooms will be able to sample a dry white dinner wine made from locally grown grapes. State growers are bullish on Itasca, the new grape cultivar developed by the University of Minneso...

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May, 08, 2016 Bird flu scare forces French to eat Bulgarian foie gras

(TheTimes) - French foie gras lovers may have to swallow their pride and turn to Bulgaria for the delicacy after a campaign to eradicate bird flu halted domestic production. Under measures imposed by the government, France appears certain to face a shortage of foie gras in the run-up to Chr...

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May, 08, 2016 The People's Pinot Noir: Crowd-Funded Wine From Willamette Valley Vineyards

(Forbes) - If you open a bottle of Willamette Valley Vineyards Estate Pinot Noir you’re opening a wine that represents the collective effort and energy of a consumer-owned winery. WVV made its first public offering in 1989 with 1000 owners investing an average of $1500 each. Today the company...

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May, 08, 2016 Virginia Wine Sales Near $1 Billion With Help From Case and Trump

(Bloomberg) - Virginia has become one of the top five viticultural states in the U.S. through its growing number of wine-making operations, generating annual sales of close to $1 billion from around 275 wineries clustered around Monticello and Middleburg, according to state officials visiting Londo...

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May, 08, 2016 New Wine Destination in Amador County

(Wines&Vines) - The town of Sutter Creek in Amador County, Calif., recently saw the opening of its 10th winery tasting room and has become a wine destination showcasing many Sierra Foothills wines and their producers all within easy walking distance. The tasting rooms—along with recent ad...

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May, 08, 2016 Germany and Alsace's Battle of the Rieslings

(Wine-Searcher) - What do German winemakers think of Alsatian Riesling and vice-versa? Tom Hyland finds out. When it comes to Riesling – "the greatest grape" as some in the industry have labeled it – the spiritual home for this variety resides in two lands: Germany and Alsace. Giv...

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