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Americans Are Thirsty for the New Zealand Wine Business

Winespectator.com/.- As sales grow, investors are seeing potential and buying into Kiwi wineries. Wine lovers in the United States are drinking more New Zealand wines than ever, with double-digit annual percentage increases in the value of imports for the past five straight years. As demand increases, investors are also developing a taste for Kiwi wine. Recent acquisitions in the New Zealand wine market by two U.S.-based major players—Foley Family Wines and Terroir Selections—signal an increasing confidence in the wines’ future. New…

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Wine prices may rise due to frost

Heraldsun.com.-/ WINE drinkers could pay more for their favourite tipple after frost damaged the 2014 harvest. Winemaker Australian Vintage, whose brands include McGuigan, Passion Pop and Tempus Two, says the amount of grapes it crushed for the 2014 vintage fell by nearly a fifth as a result of frost late last year. And it expects the 2014 crush for the whole industry will be down on 2013 because of the damaging frost. “Whilst this will help the industry’s supply and demand…

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Winery Found Guilty of Pesticide Poisoning

Wine-searcher.com/ AFP.-/ Court rules in favor of woman hospitalized after being exposed to pesticides while working in vineyard. In a first for vineyard workers, a winery has been found guilty of failing to protect its workers from the harmful health effects of pesticides. Château Monestier La Tour, in southwest France’s Bergerac region, was convicted of “inexcusable misconduct” for failing to protect an employee against exposure to pesticides used in the vineyard, after court action dragged on for almost three years.…

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Think Too Much: Local wine documentary gets uncorked at California festival

Gazettetimes.com./-  Many times over the last five years or so, David Baker and his colleagues laboring on a documentary film about wine have had opportunities to ponder the similarities between winemaking and filmmaking. Winemaking, said Baker, is “definitely a labor of love, and it takes a long time.” Often, it takes many years after vines are planted before you start to see results. “Kind of like making a documentary,” he said. For Baker, Justin Smith and their colleagues who labored…

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