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·Wine auction market shrinking, Lafite bubble bursts	10-24
·Wine auction market shrinking, Lafite bubble bursts	10-24
·SHANGHAI POLICE CRACK WINE COUNTERFEITING RING	8-27
·Summer nightlife in Beijing	8-14
·far east investors seeking wine label perfection, says sutcliffe	8-14
·Torres predicts China correction	3-23
·Show me your Ferrari, and I'll show you my wine cellar	3-23
·CR Enterprise net halves as retail, food units falter	3-22
·First dry rice wine forum held in Sichuan	3-21
·China can enhance the UK's reputation as an international hub of creativity	3-21
·The Romanian-Chinese House will be inaugurated on March 27	3-21
·An exclusive interview with Baron Eric de Rothschild	3-21
·Wine Enthusiast Magazine launches Mandarin edition in China	3-21
·China stock-index futures rise on speculation of policy support	3-20
·Napa travel company now offering Mandarin Chinese translation and wine tour serv..	3-16
·Faux Bordeaux and copycat wine spoil China's 'homegrown' brand drive	3-16
·China mulls plan to boost wine industry	3-16
·French wine maker toasts 6 court wins in China	3-16
·Liquor Moutai targeted amid outcry over officials' expenses	3-15
·Moutai at epicenter of extravagance debate	3-15

·Wine Investing: 3 Blue Chip Bordeaux Bargains	9-7
·Yealands Estate wins Sauvignon Blanc trophy at Romeo Bragato Wine Awards	8-28
·Wairarapa man wins national Young Viticulture competition	8-28
·NZ and OZ winemakers hit the road with Negociants	8-27
·Many sub-regions in our wine areas	8-27
·Strategy vital for wine co-ops	8-27
·Bay grapes outclass rest in best vineyard awards	8-27
·Mediterranean wines have 'enormous potential' in China	8-23
·Wine sector gathers in Marlborough for conference	8-23
·Better grape price offset by low yield	8-23
·New Zealand Wine: Positioned for the Future	8-21
·It is too soon for China': Miguel Torres	8-21
·Former Co-op wine head ‘flattered’ by support	8-21
·Patrick Ricard dies	8-21
·Winery celebrates two special 'birthdays'	8-20
·Wine companies vying for business awards	8-17
·Winegrowers reject ownership claim	8-16
·Gisborne urged to focus on chardonnay strength	8-16
·Wine good for arts	8-15
·Wine firm to pay $16k for damaging site	8-15

·The United Nations of Food & Wine for China	11-14
·FHC 2012 (Shanghai)	9-7
·Toast Martinborough in contention for top award	4-19
·Qingdao wine expo to open in June	3-20
·Brintex plays down hype over absent exhibitors	3-14
·ProWein 2013 set to expand	3-13
·Bushmills to host whiskey and music festival	3-9
·Five more "Taiwan Trade Fair" planned for China this year	3-9
·Bristol to have Love Wine Festival	3-8
·Greenall's launches North West Best Bartender competition.	3-5
·Natural wine fair for UK	2-22
·Dalian will hold wine festival	2-22
·Dalian will hold wine festival	2-20
·Virginia Wine Expo	2-14
·LIWF to host UK Sommelier of the Year	2-13
·Food a hit at Marlborough wine festival	2-13
·Cornwall Wine Fair to be held in March in Saltash	2-10
·The thirdteen session of China Food Expo closing sales of the exhibition stands	2-9
·World's most successful charity wine festival and auction to take place in Naple..	1-11
·10th biannual VINISUD int'l exhibition to be held in France	1-11