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	Expert Opinion of Pierre Castel: “Wine offers a high turnover but little payoff” (Nov 12, 2008) With 82 years, the energetic founder and CEO of the Castel group, drew the balance of his recent acquisitions and his other day-to-day projects in the South-West. “You know, wine offers a high turnover but little payoff, this is the contrary in my other activities. Yet I have sold my water...
	Pierre Pringuet replaces Patrick Ricard as head of the Pernod-Ricard group (Nov 12, 2008) Patrick Ricard, the CEO de Pernod-Ricard, has confirmed his retreat from the operational direction during a General Assembly of shareholders of the group, and announced that he will be replaced by Pierre Pringuet, now the delegated general director. Patrick Ricar...
	Expert Opinion of Philip Gregan (New Zealand): “Figures reflect a continuing growth in the demand for New Zealand wine." (Nov 12, 2008) New Zealand’s exports represent 10.8 million litres, or 14.4 million bottles, with a value of 101.7 million New Zealand dollars (equivalent to 47 Million Euros). They have thus beaten their own record in value and volume. In the third trimester 2008, export sales have represte...
	South West: Appellation Tursan celebrates 50 year jubilee (Nov 12, 2008) In South West France, the co-op Vignerons Landais, formerly known as ‘cave des vins de Tursan’, and the AOVDQS Tursan celebrate their 50th year of existence. The Vignerons Landais account for more then 90% of the wine production within the appellation. They describe the 2008 vintage ...
	30 October 2008: Wine bloggers took the producers' protest online (Nov 12, 2008) On Thursday, the 30th of October, about two weeks ago, the risk of finding your favourite French wine blog with a black screen entitled "Si nous laissons restreindre nos libertés, voila à quoi ressemblera le vin sur Internet en France" (If we let our liberties to be r...
	Wine and Heritage: Patrimoine des Terroirs gives his support to the UNESCO Manager’s Day (Nov 12, 2008) Under the aegis of UNESCO, the ONG Vocations Patrimoine launches the Debates of Manager’s Day for the successful management of the world heritage sides, with the support if its partners (Mazars, Axa and Headley Trust). The initiative unites the curators and organisers...
	Ads: J.P. Chenet's new campaign aims at making a Difference (Nov 12, 2008) Created in 1984 by the Grands Chais France, J.P. Chenet is the most sold French wine brand across the world with a representation in 140 countries. With his innovative, slant packaging, J.P. Chenet keeps its difference. This is also the motto of the new campagne, colourful as usual ...
	New Zealand: Foodstuffs reinforces his network of retailers with Liquorland (Nov 12, 2008) New Zealand’s co-operative supermarket chain Foodstuffs has bought the 70 nationwide “Liquorland” stores of the DB Breweries for an unknown amount. For DB Breweries, this gives an opportunity to refocus on the core of our business, explained a spokesperson of the company. For Foods...
	Nicolas reinforces wine buying team (Nov 12, 2008) Antoine Delafarge, oenologist and former consultant in France and Austria, joins Alain Favereau in the buying department of the high street wine retailer Nicolas. His international experience is at the heart of his mission: directing sales on the UK market. Nicolas ...
	Expert Opinion: Decanter on the humble wine auction sales in New York (Nov 12, 2008) The economic and financial crisis, also reflects on wine auctions in New York, announces Howard G. Goldberg, correspondant of the British magazine Decanter in New York. A few months ago, 80-100% of lots were sold, but only 67...

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