by Subhash Arora

Everybody’s talking about wine in India’s big cities. Three years ago, consumption was rising at 25% a year. This year, that figure is expected to reach 40% - and continue over the next five years. Maharashtra, Inia's third...

by Victor de la Serna

 When Spain joined the EU in 1986, a well-intentioned, but ill-advised scheme to replace old, low yielding, dry farmed vineyards with highyielding, irrigated ones, led to an explosion in grape growing and wine production. Today, Spain produces far more wine than it can sell. Many co-operatives, particularly in Castile-La Mancha, are suffering.

by James Lawther MW

 It was clear that the 2006 Bordeaux vintage was going to be anything but easy.
Yields were down and there was little stock of older vintages on the market. Meininger's Wine Business International followed the play as it unfolded.