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The inaugural Small Format Masters showed that great things can come in small packages, with quality unexpectedly high. Patricia Stefanowicz MW reports.
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All the medallists from The Global Small Format Masters 2025
The inaugural Small Format Masters showed that great things can come in small packages, with quality unexpectedly high. Patricia Stefanowicz MW reports.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/all-the-medallists-from-the-global-small-format-masters-2025/
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The supermarket is limiting the number of Champagne bottles that shoppers can buy in the run-up to Christmas to prevent shelves being emptied before the big day.
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Aldi enforces Champagne sale restriction this Christmas
The supermarket is limiting the number of Champagne bottles that shoppers can buy in the run up to Christmas to prevent shelves being emptied before the big day.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/aldi-enforces-champagne-sale-restriction-this-christmas/
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From the UKâs HFSS ad ban to growing pressure on value and accessibility, Patrick Young, managing director of PRS IN VIVO, sets out what brands should expect in 2026 â and how they will need to respond.
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Why packaging will matter more than ever in 2026
From the UKâs HFSS ad ban to growing pressure on value and accessibility, Patrick Young, sets out what brands should expect in 2026.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/why-packaging-will-matter-more-than-ever-in-2026/
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Alto Adigeâs complex cultural history is precisely what makes this winemaking region so unique. But with both Italian and German grape names permitted on the label, is its bilingual identity a head-scratcher for consumers? Eloise Feilden finds out.
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Behind the label: Alto Adige and the question of language
With both Italian and German grape names permitted on the label, is Alto Adige's bilingual identity a head-scratcher for wine consumers?
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/behind-the-label-alto-adige-and-the-question-of-language/
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The first Global Sweet Wine Masters did not disappoint, with judges marvelling over styles ranging from late harvest to vin santo. Patricia Stefanowicz MW reports.
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All the medallists from The Global Sweet Wine Masters 2025
The first Global Sweet Wine Masters did not disappoint, with judges marvelling over styles ranging from late harvest to vin santo. Patricia Stefanowicz MW reports.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/all-the-medallists-from-the-global-sweet-wine-masters-2025/
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The Australian wine giant is resetting expectations as demand weakens in its two largest export markets. New chief executive Sam Fischer is prioritising brand protection, cost cuts and balance sheet discipline over expansion.
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Treasury Wine Estates plans leaner future amid US and China slowdown
The Australian wine giant is resetting expectations as demand weakens in its two largest export markets. New chief executive Sam Fischer is prioritising brand protection, cost cuts and balance sheet d...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/treasury-wine-estates-plans-leaner-future-amid-us-and-china-slowdown/
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As the wine industry wrestles with what sustainability really means, Dr Laura Catena is reframing the debate â not around carbon alone, but around moderation. Her science-led Domaine EdeM project positions low- and no-alcohol wines as a vital part of a more sustainable drinking culture.
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When âgreenâ means drinking differently: Laura Catena on Domaine EdeM
As the wine industry wrestles with sustainability, Laura Catena is reframing the debate. Not around carbon alone, but also with moderation.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/when-green-means-drinking-differently-laura-catena-on-domaine-edem/
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The French drinks group Pernod Ricard is continuing to streamline its wine holdings by offloading its US sparkling wine arm.
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Pernod Ricard sells Mumm Napa to Trinchero in portfolio shake-up
The French spirits group Pernod Ricard is continuing to streamline its wine holdings by offloading its US sparkling wine arm.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/pernod-ricard-sells-mumm-napa-to-trinchero-in-portfolio-shake-up/
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Diageo is exiting one of its last major African brewing assets as part of its drive to cut debt and sharpen its portfolio. The deal marks the largest-ever investment by a Japanese brewer in an African alcohol business.
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Diageo sells East African Breweries stake to Asahi for US$3.2bn
Diageo is exiting one of its last major African brewing assets as part of its drive to cut debt and sharpen its portfolio. The deal marks the largest-ever investment by a Japanese brewer in an African...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/diageo-sells-east-african-breweries-stake-to-asahi-for-us3-2bn/
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Sustainability-focused consumers and expanding English wine production are driving steady growth in the UK wine market, according to new data.
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Domestic growth and premium demand drive UK wine market
Sustainability-focused consumers and expanding English wine production are driving steady growth in the UK wine market.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/domestic-growth-and-premium-demand-drive-uk-wine-market/
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Despite the subdued nature of the fine wine market, 2025 has seen plenty of white-glove sales and some eye-watering prices. Weâve rounded up the biggest sales that went under the hammer this year.
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The biggest fine wine auctions of 2025
Despite the subdued nature of the fine wine market, 2025 has seen plenty of white-glove sales and some eye-watering prices. Weâve rounded up the biggest sales that went under the hammer this year of t...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/the-biggest-fine-wine-auctions-of-2025/
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Sales of Murphyâs Irish Stout have skyrocketed with volume up 607% and value up 666% in the last year, according to the brand owner Heineken.
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Murphyâs sales surge by 666%
Sales of Murphyâs Irish Stout have skyrocketed with volume up 607% and value up 666% in the last year, according to the brand owner Heineken.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/murphys-sales-surge-by-666/
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Portuguese police have arrested eight people and raided 21 properties in the Vinho Verde wine region following reports of âcollusion between viticulture commission officials and businesspeople in the wine sectorâ.
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Vinho Verde appellation officials arrested in wine fraud case
Portuguese police have arrested eight people and raided 21 properties in the Vinho Verde wine region following reports of "collusion between viticulture commission officials and businesspeople in the ...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/vinho-verde-appellation-officials-arrested-in-wine-fraud-case/
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South Korea and the UK are in the final stages of signing an upgraded free trade agreement (FTA) which would strengthen trading ties. So what could this mean for booze from both nations? Eloise Feilden investigates.
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Are we about to see more Korean soju in the UK?
South Korea and the UK are in the final stages of signing a new FTA which would strengthen trading ties. What could this mean for booze?
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/are-we-about-to-see-more-korean-soju-in-the-uk/
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LVMH-backed brands lead Champagneâs popularity rankings, but family-owned houses offer higher average quality at lower prices, according to a new industry study.
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Champagneâs split market revealed
LVMH-backed brands lead Champagneâs popularity rankings, but family-owned houses offer higher average quality at lower prices.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/champagnes-split-market-revealed/
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The UKâs oldest fine wine merchant, Berry Bros & Rudd saw its revenues dip by 8.2% in the last financial year, due to the âongoing stagnationâ in the fine wine and spirits market, according to documents filed at Companies House.
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BBR's revenues slip as impact on fine wine market continues
The UKâs oldest fine wine merchant, Berry Bros & Rudd saw its revenues dip by 8.2% due to the âongoing stagnationâ in the fine wine and spirits market, according to documents filed at Companies House.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/bbrs-revenues-slip-as-impact-on-fine-wine-market-continues/
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A trade dispute triggered by US tariffs has left most Canadian provinces with warehouses full of American spirits pulled from shelves. With little sign of reconciliation, governments are scrambling to decide what to do with stock bought at taxpayersâ expense.
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Canada stuck with millions in unsold US alcohol
A trade dispute triggered by US tariffs has left most Canadian provinces with warehouses full of American spirits pulled from shelves. With little sign of reconciliation, governments are scrambling to...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/canada-stuck-with-millions-in-unsold-us-alcohol/
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Last week we rounded up the biggest celebrity drinks launches of the year. Here we dive into the A-list brand collaborations that have got the trade talking in 2025. Sarah Neish reports.
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The biggest celebrity collaborations of 2025
Last week we rounded up the biggest celebrity drinks launches of the year. Here we dive into the A-list brand collaborations that have got the trade talking in 2025. Sarah Neish reports.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/the-biggest-celeb-collabs-of-2025/
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Weight loss medications are quietly reshaping how and why people drink, pushing alcohol towards a more selective and health-aware future. James Bayley asks whether health can be pursued without losing autonomy.
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âThe role of Ozempic isnât just about reduced consumption, itâs about a shift in valuesâ
Weight loss medications are quietly reshaping how and why people drink, pushing alcohol towards a more selective and health-aware future. James Bayley asks whether health can be pursued without losing...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/the-role-of-ozempic-isnt-just-about-reduced-consumption-its-about-a-shift-in-values/
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MMI & Emirates Leisure Retail Group CEO Tyrone Reid tells Sarah Neish how technology is transforming drinks retail in the Middle East, and why this ĂŒber-wealthy market isnât a guaranteed meal ticket for brands.
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The big interview: Tyrone Reid
MMI & Emirates Leisure Retail Group CEO Tyrone Reid tells Sarah Neish how technology is transforming drinks retail in the Middle East, and why this ĂŒber-wealthy market isnât a guaranteed meal ticket f...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/the-big-interview-tyrone-reid/
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Australian native Ian Sypkes has taken on the challenge of producing baijiu, Chinaâs national spirit, in Tasmania. But can he win over Chinese consumers? Joyce Yip reports.
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Tasmanian baijiu: 'Even if it sucks, it's something to laugh about'
Australian native Ian Sypkes has taken on the challenge of producing baijiu in Tasmania. But can he win over Chinese consumers?
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/tasmanian-baijiu-even-if-it-sucks-its-something-to-laugh-about/
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The US may remain Champagneâs most lucrative export destination, but the UK has proved to be a reliable market in terms of volume this year, reports Giles Fallowfield.
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Brits thirsty for Champagne but at what price?
The US may remain Champagneâs most lucrative export destination, but the UK has proved to be a reliable market in terms of volume this year, reports Giles Fallowfield.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/brits-thirsty-for-champagne-but-at-what-price/
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Fine wine tiptoed out of its longest downturn in more than a decade in 2025, helped by returning US demand and a quiet resurgence in Champagne and Tuscany. Following the release of the companyâs annual report, WineCap CEO Alexander Westgarth spoke to db about tariff clarity and projections for 2026.
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WineCap charts 2025: 'The speed of the rebound astonished us'
Fine wine tiptoed out of its longest downturn in more than a decade in 2025, helped by returning US demand and a quiet resurgence in Champagne and Tuscany. Following the release of the company's annua...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/winecap-charts-2025-the-speed-of-the-rebound-astonished-us/
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La Place de Bordeaux rose to success trading wines from the French region, but at ProWine Shanghai this year, the drinks business editor-in-chief Patrick Schmitt MW revealed why expressions from around the world have secured a place on the platform.
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hors Bordeaux: a tasting tour through the platform's top international expressions
La Place de Bordeaux rose to success trading wines from the French region, but at ProWine Shanghai this year, the drinks business editor-in-chief Patrick Schmitt MW revealed why expressions from aroun...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/hors-bordeaux-a-tasting-tour-through-the-platforms-top-international-expressions/
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Drinks giant Diageo is facing fresh disruption at its Belfast Guinness Zero plant after workers voted again to reject a revised pay offer, putting strike action back on the cards just days before Christmas.
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Diageo says âbusiness as usualâ as Belfast Guinness workers reject pay offer
Drinks giant Diageo is facing fresh disruption at its Belfast Guinness Zero plant after workers voted again to reject a revised pay offer, putting strike action back on the cards just days before Chri...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/diageo-says-business-as-usual-as-belfast-guinness-workers-reject-pay-offer/
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In a frosty trading climate, wine brands which adopted a considered approach to price increases fared best, according to this detailed Power 100 report compiled by Liv-ex.
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Deep freeze: which brands thawed an icy fine wine market this year?
In a frosty trading climate, wine brands which adopted a considered approach to price increases fared best, according to this detailed Power 100 report compiled by Liv-ex.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/deep-freeze-which-brands-thawed-an-icy-fine-wine-market-this-year/
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Diageo opens the doors to the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Londonâs Covent Garden this week. After a look around the premises, Jessica Mason discovers what makes it a âmust-seeâ experience.
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Reasons to visit the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in London
Diageo opens the doors to the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Londonâs Covent Garden this week. After a look around the premises, Jessica Mason discovers what makes it a "must-see" experience.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/reasons-to-visit-the-guinness-open-gate-brewery-in-london/
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Following the UKâs biggest standalone blind tasting for wines made from the Chardonnay grape, we bring you the top-scoring drops, taking in bottles from Argentina, Australia, Spain, South Africa and New Zealand, as well as Turkey, and â the source of our ultimate expression â California.
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The best wines from The Chardonnay Masters 2025
The best bottles from the Chardonnay Masters, with wines from Australia to New Zealand and, the source of our ultimate expression, California.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/the-best-wines-from-the-chardonnay-masters-2025/
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Galician producers are recovering from some of the worst fires in the regionâs history, with flames licking areas of up to 1,700 hectares. Andrew Neather reports.
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Galicia on path to recovery from 'Australia-like' wildfires
Galician producers are recovering from some of the worst fires in the region's history, with flames licking areas of up to 1,700 hectares. Andrew Neather reports.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/galicia-on-path-to-recovery-from-australia-like-wildfires/
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As the cost of using helicopters to fight frost âdoubles in priceâ, the owner of Central Otago producer Akitu tells db how new wind fan technology saved its ânear perfectâ 2022 vintage.
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'Using helicopters would have crippled us financially'
As the cost of using helicopters to fight frost "doubles in price", the owner of Central Otago producer Akitu tells db how new wind fan technology saved its "near perfect" 2022 vintage.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/using-helicopters-would-have-crippled-us-financially/
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The Wyckoff Family, which owns vineyards across Washington, has purchased all wine brands, facilities and vineyards belonging to wine giant Ste. Michelle.
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Ste. Michelle Wine Estates acquired by one of its top growers
The Wyckoff Family, which owns vineyards across Washington, has purchased all wine brands, facilities and vineyards belonging to wine giant Ste. Michelle.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/ste-michelle-wine-estates-acquired-by-one-of-its-top-growers/
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Since Russiaâs full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukraineâs wine industry has faced severe domestic challenges. However, according to Beykush Winery, international visibility and export interest have grown during the same period.
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War has made Ukrainian wine 'more visible'
Svitlana Tsybak, CEO of Beykush Winery, tells db how Ukraineâs wine sector has adapted since Russiaâs full-scale invasion in 2022.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/how-conflict-has-refocused-ukraines-winemakers/
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Champagne house Cattier, one of the regionâs leading family-owned estates, is set to raise its profile in the UK with the appointment of Enotria, part of the Majestic Wine Group, as its exclusive on-trade distributor from January 2026.
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Cattier to expand UK presence with Enotria partnership
Champagne house Cattier, one of the regionâs leading family-owned estates, is set to raise its profile in the UK with the appointment of Enotria, part of the Majestic Wine Group, as its exclusive on-t...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/cattier-to-expand-uk-presence-with-enotria-partnership/
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This year has seen titans of the drinks world buying and selling companies, brands and estates. Weâve rounded up the most headline-grabbing acquisitions of 2025 here.
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The biggest drinks acquisitions of 2025
This year has seen titans of the drinks world buying and selling companies, brands and estates. Weâve rounded up the most headline-grabbing acquisitions of 2025 here.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/the-biggest-drinks-acquisitions-of-2025/
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Participating in abstain campaigns like Dry January and Sober October is now becoming less popular among Gen Z drinkers around the world, according to new data released today.
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Could Gen Z be giving up on abstinence?
Participating in abstain campaigns like Dry January and Sober October is now becoming less popular among Gen Z drinkers around the world, according to new data released today.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/could-gen-z-be-giving-up-on-abstinence/
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Such is the damage being wreaked by government policy on the drinks trade, the industry must unite to fight its corner, stressed Vinexposium CEO Rodolphe Lameyse at a press briefing in London last week.
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Why itâs now the drinks industry versus government
Such is the damage being wreaked by government policy on the drinks trade, the industry must unite to fight its corner.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/why-its-now-the-drinks-industry-versus-government/
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Once a US shopping import, Black Friday has morphed into Britainâs unofficial date for festive wine buying. Retailers rejoice in the uptick but many producers warn that habitual November discounts come at a high price.
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Black Friday turns Britain into a nation of festive wine stockpilers
Once a US shopping import, Black Friday has morphed into Britainâs unofficial date for festive wine buying. Retailers rejoice in the uptick but many producers warn that habitual November discounts com...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/black-friday-turns-britain-into-a-nation-of-festive-wine-stockpilers/
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From adopting regenerative organic viticulture to creating a new hospitality centre, while investing in raising brand awareness worldwide, Robert Mondavi Winery is making changes to remain relevant now and in the future.
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How Robert Mondavi Winery is moving with the times
From a new hospitality centre to regenerative organic viticulture, Robert Mondavi Winery is making major changes to remain relevant.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/how-robert-mondavi-winery-is-moving-with-the-times/
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Search engine Google revealed its annual âYear in Search Trendsâ report today. Which food and drinks were global consumers clamouring to find out about in 2025? Sarah Neish reports.
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Caviar chicken nuggets and postpartum mocktails: 2025's top trending Google searches
Search engine Google revealed its annual 'Year in Search Trends' report today. Which food and drinks were global consumers clamouring to find out about in 2025? Sarah Neish reports.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/caviar-chicken-nuggets-and-postpartum-mocktails-2025s-top-trending-google-searches/
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The first female president of DOCa Rioja, Raquel Pérez Cuevas needs plenty of grit and determination at a difficult time for the region. Amelie Maurice-Jones reports.
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The Big Interview: Raquel Pérez Cuevas
The first female president of DOCa Rioja, Raquel Pérez Cuevas needs plenty of grit and determination at a difficult time for the region. Amelie Maurice-Jones reports.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/the-big-interview-raquel-perez-cuevas/
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The beverage director at the Four Seasons Abu Dhabiâs new Hi-Fi bar SaikindĆ explains why the Middle East is no longer an âunderdogâ for cocktails, and how heâs using AI to shape his drinks menu.
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Marco Corallo: 'SaikindĆ is truly the pinnacle of my career so far'
The beverage director at the Four Seasons Abu Dhabiâs new Hi-Fi bar SaikindĆ explains how heâs using AI to shape his drinks menu.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/marco-corallo-saikindo-is-truly-the-pinnacle-of-my-career-so-far/
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Drinks businesses say confidence in the UK Governmentâs packaging levy has been badly shaken after hundreds of companies were charged multiple times. Industry leaders warn the system is âfundamentally flawedâ and already causing financial strain.
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Wine importers hit by payment chaos in new EPR scheme
Drinks businesses say confidence in the UK Governmentâs packaging levy has been badly shaken after hundreds of companies were charged multiple times. Industry leaders warn the system is âfundamentally...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/wine-importers-hit-by-payment-chaos-in-new-epr-scheme/
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The Michelin Guide will introduce a three-tier âGrapesâ system to rate wine producers, with Burgundy and Bordeaux the first regions to be assessed in 2026.
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Michelin launches new âGrapesâ rating for wine estates
The Michelin Guide will introduce a three-tier âGrapesâ system to rate wine producers, with Burgundy among the first regions to be assessed.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/michelin-launches-new-grapes-rating-for-wine-estates/
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While wine volumes fall worldwide, buyers and producers at the recent World Bulk Wine Exhibition (WBWE) say the category is gaining strength â buoyed by sourcing flexibility, premiumisation, and shifting trade flows.
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Bulk wine defies market downturn
While wine volumes fall worldwide, buyers and producers at the recent World Bulk Wine Exhibition (WBWE) say the category is gaining strength.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/bulk-wine-defies-market-downturn/
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We bring you a full report on all the winners of The Drinks Business Green Awards, which were announced at a ceremony in central London last night.
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Who won what and why at The DB Green Awards 2025
A full report on all the winners of The Drinks Business Green Awards, which were announced at a ceremony in central London last night.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/who-won-what-and-why-at-the-db-green-awards-2025/
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Bodegas Sonsierra, the second largest bottling cooperative in Rioja, will become a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in a move it says will âallow us to compete across more demanding global marketsâ.
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Rioja's second largest co-op to become a limited company
Bodegas Sonsierra, the second largest bottling cooperative in Rioja, will become a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in a move it says will "allow us to compete across more demanding global markets".
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/riojas-second-largest-coop-to-become-a-limited-company/
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Premium wine producers are reporting double-digit growth across Latin America. As traditional markets flatten, wineries are increasingly pivoting to regions where young, affluent consumers are driving a new wave of interest.
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Premium wine demand surges in key Latin American markets
Premium wine producers are reporting double-digit growth across Latin America. As traditional markets flatten, wineries are increasingly pivoting to regions where young, affluent consumers are driving...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/fine-wine-demand-surges-in-key-latin-american-markets/
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Australiaâs wine production climbed 9% in 2025, but the sector faces growing pressure from mounting inventories and declining global consumption, according to new figures from Wine Australia.
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Australian wine output leaps 9%, outpacing demand
Australiaâs wine production climbed 9% in 2025, but the sector faces growing pressure from mounting inventories and declining global consumption, according to new figures from Wine Australia.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/australian-wine-output-leaps-9-outpacing-demand/
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Australiaâs largest wine producer has slashed the value of its US business amid weakening demand. The move deepens investor concerns after a year of heavy share price losses.
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Treasury Wine Estates hit by major US write-down
Australiaâs largest wine producer has slashed the value of its US business amid weakening demand. The move deepens investor concerns after a year of heavy share price losses.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/treasury-wine-estates-hit-by-major-us-write-down/
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Industry leaders say the Chancellorâs Budget masks steep increases in business rates and other costs. Despite claims of a ânew golden era,â operators warn closures could accelerate across pubs, hotels and restaurants.
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Reeves accused of âsmoke and mirrorsâ over hospitality tax rises
Industry leaders say the Chancellorâs Budget masks steep increases in business rates and other costs. Despite claims of a ânew golden era,â operators warn closures could accelerate across pubs, hotels...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2025/12/reeves-accused-of-smoke-and-mirrors-over-hospitality-tax-rises/
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