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Fake Wines to be Tackled by Lawmakers

Will all wines have to bear a unique code to prevent fakes?

France Leads Pack in International Contest

Results announced of first stage of competition.

No Wine Tax in Pipeline: French Minister

Le Foll says new wine taxes are not imminent.

Leaf Thieves Target Chateau Musar

Crime-fighting in the vines.

Latest Barbarescos and Barolos: A Mixed Bag

Kerin O'Keefe ranks the new releases.

Bleak Outlook For U.K. Wine Scene

As the London International Wine Fair kicks off, the first seminar of the event paints a depressing picture.

French Wines On Top of the World

France triumphs at Bratislava competition but host nation impresses.

One-Off Ornellaia Raises More Than $120,000

Charity sale sees fierce bidding for rare bottles.

Galloni Announces Launch Date

After three months of waiting, antoniogalloni.com gets off the ground.

Burgundy's Ponsot Adopts In-Case Trackers

New sensor means fine-wine customers will be able to see if their wines were transported and stored correctly.

Ace of Spades Releases $500,000 Collection

Got a spare half mill to spare? Here's a sparkling way to spend it.

France Set For Battle Over Wine Tax Increase

Taxes have risen on beer and spirits, and wine is next on the French government's agenda.

Bordeaux Great Value For Money, Says Parker

The world's most famous critic speaks out on value-for-money Bordeaux, his legacy and Parkerization.

U.S. Sommeliers Slate Napa

Napa producers aren't surprised by unfavorable comments from U.S. sommeliers.

Petrus Leads Hugh Johnson Wine Sale

Wines from top critic's collection sold at auction.

Romantic Age Of Sail Returns to Wine

First modern-era shipment of wine under canvas is on its way from the Continent to England.

Bordeaux Price Dip Not Enough, Say Negociants

Moderate fall in prices for 2012 vintage.

2012 Angelus Price Hike Prompts Back-Vintage Surge

Lafite dominates trade in 2012s with its most affordable wine in years, but Angélus is also making its mark.

Slovakia Hosts Global Wine Contest

Slovakia hopes home advantage will give its wines the edge.

Could Napa Get Cooler, Not Hotter?

Local winemakers are unsure what the effects of climate change will be in their valley.

Drinkin' in the Rain

Promoters of a new label create a storm with their sales pitch.

Napa: "The Answer Isn't Always Cabernet"

Cautionary words for Napa producers.

Rescue Bid Mounted For Vandalized Winery

Domaine Jones is latest victim in series of winery attacks.

Mandela Family Moves Into Wine

Younger generation says commercial venture honors the Mandela name.

Auction House Launches Vineyard Sales Consultancy

Help for Chinese buyers.

Merry Edwards Wins James Beard Award

Restaurant and chef honors announced.

1735 Shipwreck Wines Fetch High Prices

Wines raised from seabed off the coast of Holland.

Floods Hit Burgundy Vineyards

Torrential rain leaves vineyards and wineries under water.

America's Favorite Restaurants

New York City and Italian cuisine emerge as this year's must haves.

Kurniawan Investigation Wins James Beard Award

Opening awards dinner held in New York City.
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