Rhone Valley News
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South African wine exports are poised to beat their 2012 record this year following high yields and on demand for premium vintages from North America and Asia, industry executives and growers said.
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GDF Suez SA would operate a nuclear plant in Turkey with a local partner should the government choose GDF and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. to develop a project.
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Louis Roederer Cristal 2004 Champagne sold for a record 1,190 pounds ($1,850) a case on London’s Liv-ex wine exchange today, up 4 percent from the end of last year, Liv-ex data showed.
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I can’t recall the last time I took so much pleasure tasting an array of wines from a single region as I did recently pairing bottles from the Rhone Valley in France with dinners at home.
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Areas suitable for viticulture may decline from Bordeaux to Australia as climate change prompts a shift in wine production to higher latitudes and elevations in New Zealand and the Northern Hemisphere, researchers said.
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt will release the first wine with their names on the label next month.
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In 1863, vineyards in France’s Rhone Valley began to sicken. Leaves drooped, the fruit did not ripen, and inevitably the plants died. Vast tracts were affected, yet no one knew the cause of the catastrophe.
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At first it sounds like another story about an investment banker jettisoning his dull job to cash in on the excitement of wine.
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It’s easy to claim that France’s finest dry white wines are its burgundies and Champagnes.
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Like many young savvy sommeliers, 33-year-old Michael Madrigale of New York’s Bar Boulud, extols obscure wines from the Jura, swoons over Burgundy and indulges in Bordeaux bashing.
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