Wine News

Bordeaux - A recent study by a French laboratory shows that nine out of every ten French wines contain pesticide and fungicide chemicals.

Toronto - The iYellow Wine Club is a social club based in Toronto that promotes wine confidence by offering members a free membership with regular events, tours, and a wine school.

Bordeaux - Vinexpo Bordeaux 2013 is scheduled to take place June 16 – 20. China is now third-largest red wine consuming country, surpassing the U.S. for the first time.

A recently released study is getting the attention of bartenders and wait staff, pointing to wine and beer drinkers typically leaving smaller tips than those drinking bourbon or other spirits.

When President Obama is officially inaugurated on January 21, wine labeled ‘Champagne’ will be served with dessert at lunch for 200 guests in the Capitol Building. That the ‘Champagne’ to be served isn't the genuine article has annoyed the French.

Boise - Five Idaho inmates have filed a lawsuit against eight beer, wine and liquor companies claiming alcohol is responsible for them being sent to prison.

Geneva - In this festive time of year, everyone enjoys hearing stories of scrooges turning into philanthropists and the wealthy and adept giving to the needy.

Assessing shifting regional vintage quality worldwide is hardly an exact science nor fast changing. Yet, even in the still-new century, regional leadership has changed markedly.

Toronto - This weekend the happening event in Toronto is the Gourmet Food & Wine Expo being held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building.

As a result of a very poor grape harvest in 2012, the world's stock of wine is likely to be lower for 2013 and beyond. The shortage of bottles of wine is also likely to lead to higher prices.