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• Relief in Cape as mining plans shelved
  Vineyard owners in the Western Cape are celebrating after a state-owned mining company withdrew plans to prospect in the area.
• Fake Bollinger being sold in London
  Hundreds of bottles of counterfeit Bollinger have been found in small West London retailers and bars.
• World's oldest whisky launched �� at ��10,000 a bottle
  The world's oldest single-malt whisky was launched at Edinburgh Castle on Thursday to the sound of bagpipes and accompanied by Highlander guards.
• Black Tower resurgent with 'premium' range
  German wine brand Black Tower has announced plans to produce a new range of Special Release wines, coupled with a new bottle design for the brand.
• Worry in Champagne as Heidsieck sheds jobs
  Jobs cuts announced at Piper & Charles Heidsieck, and reorganisation at LVMH have caused disquiet in Champagne.
• 'Exceptionally unusual' case of DRC under the hammer at Bonhams
  A rare and highly sought-after case of 1988 Domaine de la Roman��e-Conti could fetch up to ��40,000 when it is auctioned by Bonhams later this month.
• Moth threatens Napa vineyards
  A potentially devastating pest is threatening the vineyards of Napa Valley.
• Decanter writer knighted into the Gran Orden de Caballeros del Vino
  Decanter contributor Sarah Jane Evans MW was made a Knight of the Gran Orden de Caballeros del Vino last night.
• La Mission Haut-Brion white changes name
  The white wine of Ch��teau La Mission Haut-Brion, one of the most celebrated whites in Bordeaux, will change its name as of the 2009 vintage.
• Alto Adige growers head for the hills
  Growers in the Italian region of Alto Adige are turning to biodynamics and climbing to higher ground to avoid the potential effects of a warming climate.
• Fine wine at 14% alcohol is impossible - or is it?
  The great alcohol debate is alive and well, with the jury undecided as to whether higher levels of alcohol make or mar a fine wine, Andrew Jefford finds in the latest issue of Decanter.
• Jobs cut as Constellation looks to bottle wine in UK
  Constellation is axing 40 jobs in Australia as part of plans to bottle more of its wine in the UK.