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Champagne Jacquesson changes hands?

Jacquesson is a small, high-quality champagne house with a tradition of producing original and character-full champagnes from its 26 ha vineyards. The house is led

Terrorists attack starred restaurant

The Midsummer House in Cambridge is a restaurant starred by the Michelin Guide. It was recently attacked and vandalized by terrorists who belonged to The

Wine is like fish, but more fun

An American study has show that a moderate alcohol consumption has a similarly positive effect on the health as eating fish that is rich in

Wine search engine: Able Grape

Sometimes it is difficult to find what you are looking for among the millions of search results you might get on Google. Able Grape is

Weighty arguments against fat bottles

Two wine heavy weights, Jancis Robinson and Oz Clarke, have both recently lambasted the tradition of using extra-heavy bottles for prestige cuvees. Many producers use

Less green house gases with the right tools?

Californian, New Zeeland, South African and Australian winemakers’ associations in collaboration with Provisor Pt Ltd have developed a tool to analyse the green house gas

Greener wines? – two new papers

Environmental issues are very much in vogue today, not least in wine. The American Association of Wine Economists have just published two new papers in

Wine auctions in Holland

One more wine auction house can be found in Holland. They are called Winefield’s Auctioneers and are located in Amsterdam. They have four auctions every

French wine exports growing

2007 was a good year for French wine exports. In value, exports grew y 7.7% and in volume by 2.9%. The total value (including vermouth

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