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  • Waiting for the ice

    December, 28, 2011
    (Thespec) - NIAGARA The making of icewine, says Daniel Speck, requires the art and science of imposing order on nature. In other words, it comes down to trying to manage the weather. This year, however, is proving a bit more challenging than some. With the unusually mild weather, the grapes ar...

  • Bulgaria’s Cabinet approves new bill on wine and spirits

    December, 28, 2011
    (Sofiaecho) - Bulgaria’s Cabinet, meeting on December 28 2011, approved a new Wine and Spirits Bill that sets out minimum proportions of alcohol in certain drinks and imposes a ban – with steep fines – for falsely labelling drinks as wine.   The bill is intended to bring Bulgaria into line ...

  • Wine sales robust in 2011, may drop more in 2012

    December, 28, 2011
    (Reuters) - It was a good year for fine wine in 2011 with auction houses reporting solid sales but the bubble has burst in the Bordeaux market and prices are expected to fall further in 2012. Wine sales at auction house Acker Merrall & Condit topped $110 million this year. Christie's estimated it...

  • US:  TTB Wraps End-of-Year Wine Business

    December, 28, 2011
    (Wines&Vines) - After a year of relative quietude on the grape and wine front, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) issued a flurry of news in the past two months, establishing new AVAs and posting other AVA petitions for public comment. Perhaps the most notable, and certainly the most...

  • Is French champagne reall the best

    December, 27, 2011
    (Adelaidenow) - WATCHING lazy bubbles wend their way to the surface, hearing them pop and fizz, feeling them tickle the tastebuds and roll down the tongue, is an intoxicating sensual feast. Lovers of fine sparkling wine often say there's something special about the bubbles, known as "the bead", i...

  • We Don’t Want the Funk (in our Wine)

    December, 27, 2011
    (KQED) - Wine sometimes tastes a bit funky because it was contaminated during fermentation with a yeast called Brettanomyces bruxellensis. This yeast can give wine a variety of interesting flavors like “…horse sweat, Band Aid, barnyard, and burnt plastic…” Winemakers usually keep this from ...

  • US: Wine Signs Needed for the Final Mile

    December, 27, 2011
    (Wines&Vines) - Wine country along the West Coast is defined by mountains and rivers: The ranges that create the arid interiors of British Columbia and Washington state, and the rivers that name and give life to the Okanagan, Columbia and Willamette valleys are part of local landscape and language. ...

  • Lady Gaga’s Dress, Chinese Penis Potion Mark Wine World in 2011

    December, 27, 2011
    (Bloomberg) - No aspect of popular culture achieves real acceptance until it’s been incorporated into one of Lady Gaga’s outfits, so I was gratified to see her decked out as a wine bottle with cork hat and wineglass gloves on Saturday Night Live’s spring season finale. That was one of 2011�...

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