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Screwcaps blamed for tainting wine
A survey by the world's biggest wine competition has added a new twist to the debate.
First en primeur South African wine
A South African estate is launching what it says is the country's first wine available to buy en primeur.
Pinotage, The Next Decade
The Absa Top 10 Pinotage selection 2006 was announced yesterday in Cape Town , marking the competition’s tenth year of existence.
Australian growers fume at Lindemans plans
Struggling grape growers are outraged at Lindemans' plans to sell Chilean and South African wines under its label.
Lindemans to include foreign wine
The Foster's Group says it will sell South African and Chilean wine under its Lindemans brand, which has traditionally been exclusively Australian.
Wine sales pass spirits for first time in Canada
In 2005, wine sales have surpassed the sale of spirits for the first time in Canada, although the bulk of wine drinkers comes from one province – Quebec.
WOSA targets nature lovers with new website
Wines of South Africa (WOSA) last week launched an extension of South Africa's generic wine marketing message aimed at nature lovers in the form of www.varietyisinournature.com .
U.S. wineries host interns in first exchange with South Africa
Ten South African winemaking apprentices are studying their craft at California and Virginia wineries through a U.S.-South African partnership.
Smaller brands, imports fuel continued U.S. wine market growth
Good news for small wineries: Americans are drinking more wine than ever, and appear to be moving away from mega-brands.
UK: Wine bottles to get health danger labels
Bottles of wine are to carry health warnings from next year under Government plans to crack down on so-called "binge drinking".
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