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- Hailstorms decimate Loire vines
A hail storm at in the early hours of Monday morning has caused widespread damage across much of the Loire communes Vouvray and Reugny. - 1855 classification seeks UNESCO World Heritage status
Bordeaux's oldest wine ranking, the Grands Cru Classés en 1855, is applying for the same UNESCO World Heritage status as the climats of Burgundy, and the cellars of Champagne. - Amorim announces 'new generation' spiral wine stopper
Cork manufacturer Amorim has got together with O-I, the worldâs biggest glass company, to create what they call 'a new generation' of stoppers. - Attack on Chinese students overshadows Vinexpo opening
Stéphane le Foll, French agicultral minister, called an attack on six Chinese students, on the eve of the Vinexpo opening, 'inadmissable' and 'xenophobic'. - Cambridge University wins Left Bank Bordeaux Cup 2013
The final of this year's Left Bank Bordeaux Cup was held on Friday night in the cellars of Chateau Lafite Rothschild, with Cambridge University placing first among eight teams competing from prestigious international business schools and universities from around the world. - Bernard Arnault still wealthiest wine owner in France
Bernard Arnault of LVMH â" owner of Hennessy, Moët et Chandon and Chateau Yquem â" continues to head up the list of wealthiest wine owners in France, according to the second annual roundup published in Challenges magazine this week. - Vinexpo appoints director to replace Robert Beynat
Guillaume Deglise of Laurent-Perrier has been named as the new director of one of the worldâs biggest wine trade fairs, Vinexpo. - 2013 'a vintage to remember' say New Zealand winemakers
Winemakers in New Zealand are hailing the 2013 vintage as 'one of the best in history', with a record harvest 28% bigger than last yearâs crop. - Burgundy's Les Saint Georges applies for promotion to Grand Cru
A group of vintners from Burgundy's renowned Nuit Saint Georges appellation is applying to have its Les Saint Georges vineyard promoted from premier cru to grand cru status. - Bordeaux 2012 hamstrung by 'insufficient price cuts'
An official summary of Bordeaux's 2012 en primeur campaign shows the average price cut on all 344 wines released was 7.6%, compared to the 2011 vintage.
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