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Top 2013 cru Beaujolais redsTrying to convince consumers that Beaujolais reds can be serious is not an easy task.
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Beaujolais – Summer LovingBuyers ignoring Beaujolais are missing out on a classic summer drinking red, says JOHN LIVINGSTONE-LEARMONTH
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Jefford on Monday: Tenants and sharecroppersAndrew Jefford looks at how it works...
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Jefford on Monday: Talent under the coshCareer-threatening hailstorms and identity in Beaujolais...
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Large Beaujolais estate sold after three centuries in same familyChâteau de la Chaize sold in Beaujolais...
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‘Tornado’ of hail hits Beaujolais vineyardsBeaujolais vineyards hit by heavy storm...
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Jefford on Monday: Beaujolais prideThe 2015 vintage has turned things around...
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Beaujolais crus ravaged by heavy hail stormSome producers are calling for a state of emergency...
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Beaujolais producers unite to stop ‘loss of vines’Three major Beaujolais producers have created a joint investment company to buy vineyards in Beaujolais and Beaujolais Villages to guard against the 'worrying loss of vines in the region'.
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Beaujolais distances itself from ‘quenelle’ wineBeaujolais producers have distanced themselves from a local wine showing the controversial 'quenelle' sign on its label.
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Who is drinking Beaujolais Nouveau?Beaujolais Nouveau may be derided as a gimmick by some wine lovers, but official figures in the Decanter graphic below show there is still plenty of consumer demand around the world.
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Beaujolais aims for sparkling wine appellation
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Beaujolais prices: Winemakers agree uneasy truce
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Anson on Thursday: Just don’t call them Beaujolais crus
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Beaujolais head steps down over ‘unacceptable pressure’
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Beaujolais crus to identify all climats by 2016
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Duboeuf produces own-estate BeaujolaisTop Beaujolais negociant Georges Duboeuf introduced the first Beaujolais from his own estate on Wednesday.
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Le Beaujolais Nouveau rosé est arrivé… pour rester
It might have seemed a flash in the pan last year, but Beaujolais Nouveau rosé may well be here to stay.
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Police question Beaujolais five in illegal sugar probe
Growers and producers in Beaujolais are suspected of adding sugar illegally to raise alcohol levels.
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Boisset to launch Beaujolais Nouveau in plastic bottles
French wine giant Boisset has announced that all Beaujolais Nouveau wines imported to the US this year will be shipped in plastic bottles.
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Beaujolais producers on trial for illegal chaptalisation
Fifty-three Beaujolais wine producers are on trial this week for illegally adding sugar to their wines.
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Beaujolais ‘sugar ring’ fined heavily as supermarkets escape with light sentences
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Beaujolais ‘Sugar Ring’ prosecutor calls for fines
The prosecutor in the Beaujolais sugar case has called for fines of up to €5000.
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Study authorised to create first ever classification of Beaujolais terroir
A new study of the Beaujolais terroir has just been authorised in order to create the first ever classification.
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The 2009 Beaujolais harvest
Interview with Thomas Henriot of Chateau Poncie, the new Beaujolais domaine of Bouchare Pere et Fils
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Japanese supermarkets to slash Beaujolais Nouveau prices, in plastic
A Japanese supermarket group is slashing the price of this year’s Beaujolais Nouveau and selling the wine in plastic bottles in a bid to beat the recession.
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Beaujolais run
For the classic car and wine enthusiast, could there be anything better than the annual Beaujolais Run? Kevin Hackett starts up his Aston Martin
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Long-running Burgundy-Beaujolais AOC disputes resolved
New rules resolving long-disputed Burgundy and Beaujolais appellation issues have at last been released.
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Beaujolais in major appellation shake-upOver 40 Beaujolais communes have lost the right to label their wine as Burgundy.
