..."Any way you slice it, those are big numbers," says Ed Lehrman of Vine Connections, an importer of Argentine wine and Japanese sake based in Sausalito, Calif. "Sake is becoming more of a requirement as part of a complete program for distributors and major importers." Lehrman began as a wine ...

Forum: Food....and Wine Posted By: Keith Goldstein Post Time: 10-11-2007 at 09:22 PM

Italian government creates certification process to guarantee wines are 100 percent Sangiovese

I have heard through sources out of China that Hong Kong may reduce the wine import duty to zero. If true and this action is passed it would have a significant impact on distribution in Asia. However at this stage this is really only a rumor. Bookmark It Hide Sites...

I think I've got this right, but it is kind of complicated when trying to figure out how the Chumeia Vineyards in Paso Robles actually does their wine business. They get the grapes from Argentina, do the winemaking in California,... Continue .

31% of all wine sold last year in the United States was imported wine. Several trends are driving this, not the least of which is that the Web has taught us the world is connected today in ways it just wasn't before. And therefore if I want something, regardless of ...

With all the well-deserved hype and fuss over the 2005 vintage, K&L Burgundy buyer Keith Wollenberg took extra time to find some real gems to add to our Direct Import program. When he came across, Domaine Gabriel Billard, he knew he’d found a winner and set about developing our relationship. Located in Pommard, this estate is run by sisters Mireille Desmonet and Laurent Jobard. Jobard’s name...

Forum: Wine Talk Posted By: 蔡永健 / WK Choy Post Time: 08-08-2007 at 04:34 PM

Forum: Wine Talk Posted By: Peter Gruska Post Time: 10-11-2007 at 03:35 AM