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      A splinter group of disaffected winemakers in the south of France is thought to be responsible for a horrifying attack on a Spanish wine tanker on Wednesday night.

    • Bouquet says adieu to Bordeaux

      French actress Carole Bouquet says the 2004 vintage will be her last in Bordeaux.

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      Pernod Ricard is set to become the world’s second largest drinks company after a bid to buy UK-based Allied Domecq was accepted last night.

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      The UK can now rightfully boast that it is the world’s culinary leader after 14 British-based restaurants made it into the list of the world’s top 50 eateries.

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      Decanter raises over £25k for charity

      Decanter presented a £25,500 cheque to the charity WaterAid this week after raising the sum through the Decanter World Wine Awards.

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      French drinks giant Pernod Ricard has confirmed it is looking to buy UK-based counterpart Allied Domecq.

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      Oscar-tipped wine film Sideways is dramatically affecting wine sales in the US, according to leading market analyst ACNielsen.

    • UK’s oldest wine title bought by American firm

      Harpers, the UK’s oldest wine magazine, has been bought by an American ex-pharmaceutical company as part of a wider deal involving Harpers’ parent company, Highbury House.

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      It is with sadness that decanter.com reports the deaths of two great winemakers.

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      Dave West, playboy owner of the cut-price Calais wine warehouse Eastenders, is to open a new members-only club in London’s exclusive Mayfair district.

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      William Pitters, the spirits group founded by Bordeaux entrepreneur Bernard Magrez, has been sold to French drinks group Marie Brizard it emerged today.

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      The wine world has already started cashing in on the success of wine-geek film Sideways with winebid.com putting wines from the film up for auction.

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      UK wine retailer Thresher is aiming to ‘demystify’ fine wine with a prestige collection including some of the best names in New and Old World wines.

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      The long-running Chanson fraud case was concluded today with the two ex-directors of the Burgundy négociant being found guilty of deceit and falsification.

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      In a first for the wine world, London’s Royal Opera House and Decanter will host a dinner combining great wine, opera and a charity auction.

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      Seventy-six Bordeaux châteaux excluded from the 2003 cru bourgeois classification have had their declassification declared void.

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      In one afternoon Decanter has raised nearly £15,000 at Christie’s for the charity WaterAid.

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