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New Bordeaux negociant moves into New YorkBordeaux negociant Diva has became the latest player to expand in the US, following Joanne and Compagnie Medocaine.
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Lloyd C Flatt cellar under the hammer in New York
An extra dose of glamour shone in two auctions this month.
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City Winery set to expand into Chicago
City Winery, the New York winery in downtown SoHo begun in 2008 by music producer Michael Dorf, is set to expand, first to Chicago in 2011, and then to other key cities.
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James Beard Foundation names Tom Colicchio top US chef for 2010
Tom Colicchio has been named outstanding US chef for 2010 by the New York-based James Beard Foundation.
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Ornellaia sells for record $45,000
A Salmanazar of Tenuta dell’Ornellaia 2007 has raised $45,000 for the Whitney Museum of American Art in an auction held by Sotheby’s New York.
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Koch case against Acker thrown out
A New York court has ruled that Bill Koch may not sue Acker Merrall and Condit - a decision Koch's camp has said it will challenge.
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Finger Lakes pioneer Bill Wagner dies
Stanley A (Bill) Wagner, a major pioneering Finger Lakes vintner, died on 26 June aged 83.
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New York sparkling Riesling takes top honours
A sparkling Riesling from New York's Finger Lakes region has taken the top prize at the 25th New York Wine & Food Classic competition.
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New York harvest earlier, larger than 2009
New York anticipates a larger and much earlier harvest this year than it had in 2009.
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Sotheby’s opens NY retail outletSotheby’s has gone into the retail wine business in New York City.
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Bonhams to hold first New York auctionBonhams is entering New York City’s hotly competitive wine auction arena.
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Grahm sells Pacific RimBonny Doon owner Randall Grahm has sold Washington state’s Pacific Rim Winemakers to Banfi Vintners' Mariani family of New York.
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Wines of New York and Brazil to debut at Decanter New World Fine Wine EncounterThe wines of Brazil and New York as well as the classic New World wine regions will be showcased at next month's Decanter New World Fine Wine Encounter.
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Steven Spurrier elected to Hall of FameDecanter's consultant editor Steven Spurrier has been inducted into the Wine Media Guild of New York's Hall of Fame.
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New World Discovery Theatre: Long IslandAs the closest winemaking region to New York City itself – just 100 miles from downtown Manhattan – Long Island has a strong unique selling point... By Guy Woodward
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Finger Lakes pioneer Debra Whiting diesNew York Finger Lakes wine and food pioneer Debra Whiting has died in a car accident.
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Bordeaux stalwarts gear up for New York marathonThirteen members of the Bordeaux wine trade are running the New York City Marathon this November.
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Truffled eggs and holograms: Dom Perignon launches 2003 vintageDom Perignon launched the 2003 vintage last night in London – and simultaneously in Paris, New York, Tokyo and Hong Kong.
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US e-commerce platform Lot18 set for UK launchThe New York-based wine e-commerce website Lot18 is launching in London this week, aiming to quickly repeat the success of its US and French models.
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Banfi Vintners buys Kenwood VineyardsNew York-based wine business Banfi Vintners has made its first foray into California with the acquisition of Kenwood Vineyards from sparkling wine and brandy producer Korbel.
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Sotheby’s launches own-label ChampagneSotheby's has become the first auction house to launch its own Champagne, for sale online and in the company's retail store in New York.
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UK importer takes ‘largest-ever’ list from Finger LakesThe largest-ever list of wines from the Finger Lakes region of New York state is being imported into the UK.
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Sherry-Lehmann weighs-up NY auction returnOne of New York's top fine wine retailers, Sherry-Lehmann, has told decanter.com that is set to discuss a return to the auction scene after taking on a new investor.
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Guilty: Rudy Kurniawan convicted in New York courtRudy Kurniawan has been convicted of a 'smoke and mirrors' operation to make and sell counterfeit fine wine, in one of the most high-profile wine fraud trials on record.
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Collectors secure liquidation of hurricane-hit New York wine storage firmA group of wine collectors is hopeful of finally recouping millions of dollars-worth of wine not seen since Hurricane Sandy hit New York, 'devastating' the professional cellar they were using.
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Lot18’s UK arm to closeThe UK arm of New York-based e-commerce wine website Lot18 is to close after only four months.
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New York wine merchants count cost of Hurricane Sandy
The immense surge of seawater caused by Hurricane Sandy has left a number of low-lying wine merchants and restaurants reeling.
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Veteran New York Times wine columnist Frank Prial diesFrank Prial, whose widely syndicated wine column in The New York Times helped shape the perception, understanding, and acceptance of wine for many Americans over several decades, has died aged 82.
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Albany Vintners buys Vinance client listThe client database of Vinance plc, which went into administration last month, has been bought by Albany Vintners.
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Lot18 axes one-third of staff in strategy rethinkNew York-based online wine marketplace Lot18 is axing one-third of its workforce – its second round of job losses in a year – as it unveils a major change in strategy.
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Koch vs Greenberg: trial begins in ManhattanThe long-awaited court case between billionaire collector William Koch and California collector Eric Greenberg has finally started a day late.
