Chinese Wine

• January 2009

  A friend sent me a link to Macchu Piccu and it got me thinking, so I thought we ... Wall of China: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=great+wall+of+china&sll=-18.523888,147.494202&sspn=4.389871,5.333862&ie=UTF8&ll=40.343167,116.474454&spn=0.056718,0.083342&t=h&z=14others? Read More

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• December 2008

  Chinese scientists developed a method to age wine artificially by treating it ... ... fields. Some wineries in China are already using this new technology and the scientists claim that it could revolutionize winemaking:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6W6D-4S7BDGS-1&_user=10&_rdoc=1&_fmt=&_orig=search&_sort=d&view=c&_a... Read More

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• October 2008

  These are serious times for the world. Our economy is under severe pressure ... the emerging markets of both China, and to a lesser extent, Russia.Bordeaux is a strange beast in many ways, it is unique in that it has long been a commoditized wine. The auction markets have always been dominated by Bordeaux and the large production of the Chatea... Read More

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• July 2008

  Dear Sir or Madam ,Are you willing to enter the Chinese wine and spirits ... ... to participate in Interwine China 2008The 4th China International Wine & Spirits Exhibition, which will be held during Nov. 27-29th, 2008 in Guangzhou. It is the sole professional and international wine show in China, organized by Chinese National Association for ... Read More

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• May 2008

  The venerable British store, Berry Brothers Rudd (over 310 years of continuous ... very enjoyable.Highlights:- China, Eastern Europe and other places on a similar latitude to rival bordeaux. British Sparkling wine even gets a mention. Although thats already todays news.- With global warming, Australia to suffer in wine production- Major brands... Read More

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• April 2008

  There is a lot of rumination on "wine quality" as an absolute measure in this ... their product. Call it the China syndrome or more as I have painted it, a devil's bargain. And you may unwittingly be a part of that bargain as these new markets may be driven top to bottom by price and not by information and this will affect the type and style o... Read More

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• December 2007

  All I hear these days is how wine is a veritable 'world in a glass'. If thats ... ... wines. Lets start with China. It's huge and on the same general latitude as Europe and the US. There's got to be a few square miles of dirt somewhere that can match St-Emilion.China is an easy bet - the size of the population and the country make it probable... Read More

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• December 2007

  Shanghai International Wine & Spirit Fair 2008Date: June 17th-19th, 2008 ... CenterCity/Country: Shanghai/ChinaTel: + 86-21-5427 0301Fax: + 86-21-5427 0305URL: www.wineshanghai.comE-mail: michael@wineshanghai.comContact: Michael QinEvent Profile:The SIWSF 2008 is an exclusive event that specially caters for in... Read More

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• November 2007

  I was drawn to wine because I was looking for cheap flights around the world.I ... - did you know that India, China, Brazil, Kazakhstan, Madagascar, Malta and so many other unlikely faraway places produce wine? I didn't.I can't say that I'm dying to go to Lebanon, but I'll never turn down a glass of Lebanon's Chateau Musar. The concept of terr... Read More

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