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Direct Wines Warehouse Wine Sale This Weekend Stock your wine rack or cellar for the Late Summer! The Direct Wines Warehouse sale is back for February and you are on the guest list!
The February Sale will run this weekend from 10am - 4pm Fri 24th, Sat 25th and Sun 26th February, so come along as we have some fantastic savings on your favourite wines. |
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Petrus Vies With Ausone as Wine Sales Move to U.S., U.KThe most expensive Pomerol producers Chateau Petrus and Le Pin are competing with Bordeaux first- growth Chateau Lafite-Rothschild, Saint-Emilion estate Chateau Ausone and top Burgundies at sales worth as much as $11 million.
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Pringuet announces end of euro crisisSpeaking in London today (21 February), he said that the measures to support the Greek economy agreed in Brussels earlier this week plus those put in place at the end of last year, were sufficient to convince him that stability would be returned to the country and the single currency over the medium term |
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Shake-up in the vinesMartinborough, nestled in the bosom of the wine region known as Wairarapa, is home to a number of smallish but stellar producers. |
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Wine-based cocktails turning headsHunter Valley winemakers may have raised their eyebrows when local bar manager Jamie Walker began using their wines in his cocktails, but he says the concept is taking off.
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Ngatarawa wines perform across the rangeNgatarawa Wines continue to produce outstanding value for money wines with a cluster of GOLD and SILVER MEDALS being awarded to its current release wines at the 2012 Royal Easter Show Wine Awards, now in its 59th year.
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Showers Of Gold For Saint Clair Family EstateConsistent wine show success flows into 2012 for Saint Clair Family Estate across a range of varietals. New Zealand's 2012 Royal Easter Show wine awards has announced the family-owned Marlborough winery has achieved highly acclaimed gold medal status for five different wines. |
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Consumers pay more for tongue-twisting winesIn a study by Brock University professor, Dr Antonia Mantonakis, it found English-speaking wine consumers were more likely to buy wine from a winery with a difficult-to-pronounce name.
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