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Millions of Britons using GLP-1 weight loss medications are beginning to alter how they drink, dine and choose venues. For the drinks trade, the shift may test established alcohol led revenue models.
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GLP-1 drugs reshape alcohol consumption and hospitality habits
Millions of Britons using GLP-1 weight loss medications are beginning to alter how they drink, dine and choose venues. For the drinks trade, the shift may test established alcohol led revenue models.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/04/glp-1-drugs-reshape-alcohol-consumption-and-hospitality-habits/
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Despite ongoing challenges in the drinks sector, Champagne sales in the UK are showing resilience, with several producers reporting growth in 2025.
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âDefinitely not doom and gloomâ for Champagne sales in UK
Champagne sales in the UK are showing resilience, with several producers reporting growth in 2025.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/04/definitely-not-doom-and-gloom-for-champagne-sales-in-uk/
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A bottle of 1945 Domaine de la Romanée-Conti has made history for US auction house Acker after it sold for US$812,500, smashing its own world record from 2018 of US$558,000.
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Bottle of 1945 DRC sells for US$812,500, setting new world record
A bottle of 1945 Domaine de la Romanée-Conti has made history for US auction house Acker after it sold for US$812,500, smashing its own 2018 world record of US$558,000.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/04/bottle-of-1945-drc-sells-for-us812500-setting-new-world-record/
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One man seeking to smuggle thousands of liquor bottles into Delhi using camels met a hump in the road when he was arrested by the police, with the two animals and stash of contraband booze subsequently seized.
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Man arrested after using camels to smuggle illicit liquor into Delhi
One man seeking to smuggle thousands of liquor bottles into Delhi using camels met a hump in the road when he was arrested by the police, with the two animals and stash of contraband booze subsequentl...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/04/man-arrested-after-using-camels-to-smuggle-illicit-liquor-into-delhi/
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From high-stakes supermarket negotiations to murky international dealings, Peter Stafford-Bowâs career has been anything but conventional. The author and former wine buyer reflects on the deals, scandals and survival instincts that shaped a life in the modern wine trade. Anthony Rose reports.
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Where are they now? Peter Stafford-Bow: the wine buyer who survived
From high-stakes supermarket negotiations to murky international dealings, Peter Stafford-Bowâs career has been anything but conventional. The author and former wine buyer reflects on the deals, scand...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/04/where-are-they-now-peter-stafford-bow-the-wine-buyer-who-survived/
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dbâs Bordeaux correspondent Colin Hay reports on a new wine, a rare jewel born from an alliance between a winegrower and an oenologist from Bordeauxâs Left Bank and the Right Bank respectively, which was, until now, a closely guarded secret.
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Bordeauxâs most secret wine: Enthusiasm for LâEnthousiaste
db's Bordeaux correspondent Colin Hay unveils a new wine, a rare jewel born from an alliance between a winegrower and an oenologist from Bordeaux's left-bank and the right-bank respectively, which was...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/bordeauxs-most-secret-wine-enthusiasm-for-lenthousiaste/
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A flight attendant reportedly mixed still Chardonnay wine with carbonated water to âmakeâ sparkling wine after the airline ran out of bottles of fizz.
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American Airlines cabin crew allegedly served fake fizz on flight
A flight attendant reportedly mixed still Chardonnay wine with carbonated water to "make" sparkling wine after the airline ran out of bottles of fizz.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/american-airlines-cabin-crew-allegedly-served-fake-fizz-on-flight/
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An announcement on 27 March that Sonomaâs Kenwood Vineyards had âclosed until further noticeâ led to speculation that it would open under new ownership. Now that new owner has been revealed as previous proprietor Korbel & Bros. db reports.
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Korbel buys back Kenwood Vineyards for US$4 million
An announcement on 27 March that Sonoma's Kenwood Vineyards had "closed until further notice" led to speculation that it would open under new ownership. Now that new owner has been revealed as previou...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/korbel-buys-back-californias-kenwood-vineyards-for-us4-million/
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Dom Pérignon cellar master Vincent Chaperon argued for the value of blending across different vineyard sites in Champagne while presenting the latest vintage of the prestige cuvée in London earlier this month.
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Dom PĂ©rignon cellar master: âblends have a sense of place tooâ
Dom Pérignon cellar master Vincent Chaperon argued for the value of blending across different vineyard sites in Champagne.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/dom-perignon-cellar-master-blends-have-a-sense-of-place-too/
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A Michelin star within six months has put chef patron Nieves BarragĂĄn Mohachoâs Shoreditch restaurant Legado in the spotlight, where an expansive wine list and Sherry-led approach underpin the concept.
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'Sherry is here again': Legado builds a wine-led vision of Spanish dining
At Nieves BarragĂĄn Mohachoâs restaurant Legado, an expansive wine list and food-led approach reshapes how Spanish wines are experienced.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/sherry-is-here-again-legado-builds-a-wine-led-vision-of-spanish-dining/
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The future of baijiu lies with cocktail bars, but brands must prioritise âbranding, bottle design and training materialsâ to woo bartenders and win over younger consumers, the co-founder of Guangzhou-based bar Sanyou tells Joyce Yip.
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Can cocktail bars spark a global baijiu renaissance?
The future of baijiu lies with cocktail bars, but brands must prioritise "branding, bottle design and training materials" to woo bartenders and win over younger consumers, the co-founder of Guangzhou-...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/can-cocktail-bars-spark-a-global-baijiu-renaissance/
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Anishka Jelicich leaves Pernod Ricard to take over from New Zealand Winegrowers CEO Philip Gregan following his retirement. Jelicich will step into her new role from the end of July.
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New Zealand Winegrowers gets new CEO
Anishka Jelicich leaves Pernod Ricard to take over from New Zealand Winegrowers CEO Philip Gregan following his retirement. Jelicich will step into her new role from the end of July.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/new-zealand-winegrowers-gets-new-ceo/
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The EU is striking a careful balance in trade negotiations, opening the door to agricultural imports while fiercely defending wine. Its latest deals highlight how far Brussels will go to protect geographical indications.
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EU draws a hard line on wine in global trade deals
The EU is striking a careful balance in trade negotiations, opening the door to agricultural imports while defending wine.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/eu-draws-a-hard-line-on-wine-in-global-trade-deals/
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The installation of the new Archbishop of Canterbury â the first female incumbent in the roleâs 1,425 year-old history â was officially celebrated with wines from Kent, reflecting the regionâs growing viticultural significance.
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Kentish wines used to celebrate the instalment of the first female Archbishop of Canterbury
The installation of the new Archbishop of Canterbury â the first female incumbent in its 1,425 year-old history - was officially celebrated with wines from Kent, reflecting the regionâs growing viticu...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/kentish-wines-used-to-celebrate-the-instalment-of-the-first-female-archbishop-of-canterbury/
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A Provence rosĂ© producer is showing that premium wine packaging doesnât have to come at the expense of the environment â by taking a new and successful approach to the appearance and weight of its bottle.
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How to be green and premium with rosé wine from Provence
Chùteau Galoupet is revolutionising rosé packaging with a new bottle that balances premium aesthetics with a minimal environmental footprint.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/how-to-be-green-and-premium-with-rose-wine-from-provence/
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The drinks giant Suntory Global Spirits has scrapped plans to build a controversial ÂŁ150m whisky maturation facility in East Ayrshire.
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Suntory pulls plug on ÂŁ150m Ayrshire maturation facility
Drinks giant Suntory Global Spirits has scrapped plans to build a controversial ÂŁ150m whisky maturation facility in East Ayrshire.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/suntory-pulls-plug-on-150m-ayrshire-maturation-facility/
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Pernod Ricard and Brown-Forman have confirmed early-stage talks about a potential business combination that could create one of the worldâs largest spirits groups. The proposed merger would unite major global brands and two founding family dynasties at the heart of the drinks industry.
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Pernod Ricard and Brown-Forman explore merger
Pernod Ricard and Brown-Forman have confirmed early-stage talks about a potential business combination that could create one of the worldâs largest spirits groups. The proposed merger would unite majo...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/pernod-ricard-and-brown-forman-explore-merger/
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The Spring Tasting is an eclectic affair, with wines of every imaginable style, but the quality of this yearâs entries was higher than ever, says Patricia Stefanowicz MW.
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All the medal-winning wines from The Spring Tasting 2026
The Spring Tasting is an eclectic affair, with wines of every imaginable style, but the quality of this year's entries was higher than ever, says Patricia Stefanowicz MW.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/all-the-medal-winning-wines-from-the-spring-tasting-2026/
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Something of an outlier in a world where most high-end Champagnes are from a single harvest, Laurent-Perrierâs prestige cuvĂ©e is a multi-vintage expression â and we reveal the latest blend.
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Champagne Laurent-Perrier unveils blend for latest Grand SiĂšcle
Something of an outlier in a world where most high-end Champagnes are from a single harvest, Laurent-Perrierâs prestige cuvĂ©e is a multi-vintage expression â and we reveal the latest blend.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/champagne-laurent-perrier-unveils-blend-for-latest-grand-siecle/
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The Wine Society has outlined ambitious targets to grow its fine wine sales by ÂŁ3.5 million this year, saying there is âreal interest amongst our membership for us to take fine wine more seriouslyâ.
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Wine Society eyes up fine wine growth as demand from members increases
The Wine Society has outlined ambitious targets to grow its fine wine sales by ÂŁ3.5 million this year, saying there is âreal interest amongst our membership for us to take fine wine more seriouslyâ.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/wine-society-eyes-up-fine-wine-growth-as-demand-from-members-grows/
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Virgin Wines has launched its first mobile app, marking a significant development in the companyâs digital strategy, backed by significant investment. James Bayley speaks to CEO Jay Wright about the appâs impact on the business and implications for the wider wine trade.
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âWe've spent ÂŁ700,000 developing the appâ: Virgin Wines bets on mobile retail
Virgin Wines has launched its first mobile app, marking a significant development in the companyâs digital strategy, backed by significant investment. James Bayley speaks to CEO Jay Wright about the a...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/weve-spent-700000-developing-the-app-virgin-wines-bets-on-mobile-retail/
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Global brewers in India are warning of price hikes and potential supply chain disruptions, due to a gas shortage triggered by the war in Iran.
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Indian brewers warn of beer shortages as US-Iran war hits supply
Global brewers in India are warning of price hikes and potential supply chain disruptions, due to a gas shortage triggered by the war in Iran.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/indian-brewers-warn-of-beer-shortages-as-us-iran-war-hits-supply/
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Hundreds of protestors rallied in the streets of Damascus on Sunday (22 March), to protest a recently announced government decree that will restrict the sale and consumption of alcohol.
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Hundreds protest Damascus alcohol ban in Syria
Hundreds of protestors rallied in the streets of Damascus on Sunday (22 March), to protest a recently announced government decree that will restrict the sale and consumption of alcohol.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/hundreds-protest-damascus-alcohol-ban-in-syria/
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White Verdejo wines from Rueda in north-west Spain are seeing a sales spike in the UK. Sarah Neish investigates why demand is rising, and how 30 âtest pitsâ dug in the Spanish region could be key to its continued success.
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Why is the UK drinking so much Verdejo?
White Verdejo wines from Rueda in north-west Spain are seeing a sales spike in the UK. Sarah Neish investigates why demand is rising, and how 30 'test pits' dug in the Spanish region could be key to i...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/why-is-the-uk-drinking-so-much-verdejo/
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The long-negotiated trade agreement between Australia and the European Union is set to reshape the commercial landscape for Australian wine exports. Tariff elimination and regulatory changes promise improved competitiveness in one of the worldâs largest wine markets.
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EU tariff removal âlevels the competitive landscapeâ for Australian wine
The long-negotiated trade agreement between Australia and the European Union is set to reshape the commercial landscape for Australian wine exports. Tariff elimination and regulatory changes promise i...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/eu-tariff-removal-levels-the-competitive-landscape-for-australian-wine/
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The High Court has appointed a liquidator for Oenofuture Limited, the company that held the majority of the Oeno Groupâs wine investment, but warned that the compulsory winding up process is likely to be âvery lengthyâ.
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Court warns of lengthy process winding up Oenofuture's liquidation
The High Court has appointed a liquidator for Oenofuture Limited, the company that held the majority of the Oeno Groupâs wine investment,  but warned that the compulsory winding-up process is likely t...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/court-warns-of-lengthy-process-winding-down-oenofutures/
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Premium drinks maker, Fever-Tree, has reported a 16% drop in annual profit, after a one-off ÂŁ2.8m charge over a disputed packaging levy, and cost pressures from its US armâs partnership with Molson Coors.
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Fever-Tree profits slide by 16%
Premium drinks maker, Fever-Tree, has reported a 16% drop in annual profit, after a one-off ÂŁ2.8m charge over a disputed packaging levy, and cost pressures from its US armâs partnership with Molson Co...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/fever-tree-profits-slump-16/
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Final bids for Diageoâs controlling stake in Indian Premier League team Royal Challengers Bangalore are due by the end of March, setting up a high-stakes contest between global investors.
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Diageo sets deadline for Royal Challengers Bangalore sale bids
Final bids for Diageoâs controlling stake in Indian Premier League team Royal Challengers Bangalore are due by the end of March, setting up a high-stakes contest between global investors. The sale cou...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/diageo-sets-deadline-for-royal-challengers-bangalore-sale-bids/
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New satellite technology is being tested in Bordeaux to help winemakers spot vine problems earlier and manage vineyards more precisely. The system can pick up subtle changes in plant health before they are visible in the vineyard.
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Bordeaux estate turns to space tech to monitor vines in real time
New satellite technology is being tested in Bordeaux to help winemakers spot vine problems earlier and manage vineyards more precisely.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/bordeaux-estate-turns-to-space-tech-to-monitor-vines-in-real-time/
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WineGB has published its 2025 harvest report alongside the latest edition of its viticultural Green Book as the new growing season begins. Data from the Food Standards Agency confirms a sharp rise in UK wine production following what producers describe as an unusually favourable year.
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New data reveals bumper 2025 harvest for UK vineyards
WineGB has published its 2025 harvest report alongside the latest edition of its viticultural Green Book as the new growing season begins. Data from the Food Standards Agency confirms a sharp rise in ...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/new-data-reveals-bumper-2025-harvest-for-uk-vineyards/
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EsporĂŁo will launch its âNĂłs Somosâ range in Morrisons, bringing together wines from three regions under one label in a bid to simplify Portugal for UK shoppers and engage the next generation of wine drinkers.
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Can one brand simplify Portugal for UK wine drinkers?
EsporĂŁo will launch its new range, bringing wines from three regions under one label in a bid to simplify Portugal for UK shoppers.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/can-one-brand-simplify-portugal-for-uk-wine-drinkers/
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Running counter to much of the current sentiment surrounding the demand for fine drinks, Pol Roger Portfolio MD James Simpson MW has confidence in the future of Champagne and set a new sales record in 2025.
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Why Pol Roger has confidence in sales of Champagne in the UK
Pol Roger Portfolio MD James Simpson has confidence in the future of Champagne, and set a new sales record in 2025.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/why-pol-roger-has-confidence-in-sales-of-champagne-in-the-uk/
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JD Wetherspoon delivered steady sales growth in the first half of its financial year, even as rising costs cut into profitability. Analysts say the pub chainâs long-standing reliance on high volumes and low prices faces increasing pressure as consumer spending weakens.
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Wetherspoon sales hold firm as costs weigh on profits
JD Wetherspoon delivered steady sales growth in the first half of its financial year, even as rising costs cut into profitability. Analysts say the pub chainâs long-standing reliance on high volumes a...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/wetherspoon-sales-hold-firm-as-costs-weigh-on-profits/
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The private equity owner of Majestic Wine is exploring options to sell the UKâs largest specialist wine retailer. Preparations are understood to be at an early stage, with advisers being lined up for a potential process.
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Fortress prepares sale of Majestic Wine
The private equity owner of Majestic Wine is exploring options to sell the UKâs largest specialist wine retailer. Preparations are understood to be at an early stage, with advisers being lined up for ...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/fortress-prepares-sale-of-majestic-wine/
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Apple and premium draught cider have been identified as the main trends shaping the UK hospitality sector. But what else is driving sales across the category? db looks into the opportunities.
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The big trends in cider driving sales
Apple and premium draught cider have been identified as the main trends shaping the UK hospitality sector. But what else is driving sales across the category. db looks into the opportunities.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/the-big-trends-in-cider-driving-sales/
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With softer footfall on the ground, this yearâs ProWein signals a more targeted approach as organisers push ahead with a strategic reset.
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ProWein 2026: quieter halls confirm plans for 'strategic reorientation'
Despite softer footfall on the ground, this yearâs ProWein signalled a more targeted, approach as organisers push strategic reset.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/prowein-2026-quieter-halls-confirm-plans-for-strategic-reorientation/
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Attitudes to alcohol consumption are changing among adult-age Gen Z and Millennials, who are increasingly expecting more from the alcohol-free beer category, according to a new report.
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Gen Z and Millennials expect more from alcohol-free beer
Attitudes to alcohol consumption are changing among adult-age Gen Z and Millennials, who are increasingly expecting more from the alcohol-free beer category, according to a new report.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/gen-z-and-millennials-expect-more-from-alcohol-free-beer/
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According to CellarTracker founder Eric LeVine, âDry January does not existâ â at least among his audience â though drinkers are exploring far more wine regions than in the past.
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Wine drinkers arenât going dry, but their tastes are diversifying
According to CellarTracker founder Eric LeVine, âDry January does not existâ, though drinkers are exploring far more wine regions.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/wine-drinkers-arent-going-dry-but-their-tastes-are-diversifying/
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New Zealandâs largest wine region is bracing for a prolonged downturn, with growers cutting production and facing mounting financial pressure. Some industry leaders warn the road back to profitability will be slow, despite signs of global demand.
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Marlborough winegrowers brace for challenging years ahead
New Zealandâs largest wine region is bracing for a prolonged downturn, with growers cutting production and facing mounting financial pressure. Industry leaders warn the road back to profitability will...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/marlborough-winegrowers-brace-for-challenging-years-ahead/
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Greene King, Britainâs second-largest pub group, is considering the sale of 150 pubs, while around 20 have also been earmarked for closure.
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Greene King mulls sale of 150 pubs in estate shake-up
Greene King, Britainâs second-largest pub group, is considering the sale of 150 pubs, while around 20 have also been earmarked for closure.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/greene-king-mulls-sale-of-150-pubs-in-estate-shake-up/
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Following the February airstrikes by the US and Israel on Iran, Sarah Neish discovers how the ongoing conflict is impacting wine businesses, from producers and merchants to closure manufacturers.
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Drinks companies bring in 'force majeure' clauses as a result of Iran war
Following the February airstrikes by the US and Israel on Iran, Sarah Neish discovers how the ongoing conflict is impacting wine businesses, from producers and merchants to closure manufacturers.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/drinks-companies-bring-in-force-majeure-clauses-as-a-result-of-iran-war/
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Syrian authorities have banned alcohol in Damascus restaurants and bars, except in several Christian neighbourhoods. Officials say it will âeliminate practices that violate public morals,â but critics argue it infringes on civil liberties.
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Syriaâs Damascus bans alcohol sales
Syrian authorities have banned alcohol in Damascus restaurants and bars, except in several Christian neighbourhoods. Officials say it will âeliminate practices that violate public morals,â but critics...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/syrias-damascus-bans-alcohol-sales/
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US wine consumption is falling, but shifting trade policy and pricing pressures are reshaping buying habits. As tariffs disrupt imports, producers and buyers are reassessing the balance between domestic and international bottles. Kathleen Willcox reports.
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Are Americans turning to homegrown wines as tariffs bite?
US wine consumption is falling, but shifting trade policy and pricing pressures are reshaping buying habits. As tariffs disrupt imports, producers and buyers are reassessing the balance between domest...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/are-americans-turning-to-homegrown-wines-as-tariffs-bite/
18 days ago
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A webinar earlier this month explored how AI-powered personalisation is helping the drinks trade by reducing the uncertainty of buying wine online.
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How AI-powered personalisation is boosting wine sales
How AI-powered personalisation is helping the drinks trade by reducing the uncertainty of buying wine online.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/how-ai-powered-personalisation-is-boosting-wine-sales/
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From booming Chablis sales in Brazil to Italian law changes on dealcoholisation, this yearâs ProWein was a hotbed of discussion. Sarah Neish and Sophie Arundel report on the topics getting the trade fired up.
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5 top talking points from ProWein 2026
From booming Chablis sales in Brazil to Italian law changes on dealcoholisation, this year's ProWein was a hotbed of discussion. Sarah Neish and Sophie Arundel report on the topics getting the trade f...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/5-top-talking-points-from-prowein-2026/
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50 Years of Great Wine Dinners is James Hallidayâs swansong, offering a monumental record of how some of the greatest wines have tasted, from one of the industryâs greatest palates. Nimmi Malhotra reviews.
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50 Years of Great Wine Dinners in review: a fitting close to a formidable career
50 Years of Great Wine Dinners is James Hallidayâs swansong, offering a monumental record of how some of the greatest wines have tasted, from one of the industryâs greatest palates. Nimmi Malhotra rev...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/50-years-of-great-wine-dinners-in-review-a-fitting-close-to-a-formidable-career/
19 days ago
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A new deal made by Waitrose and The Society of Independent Brewers and Associates (SIBA) is set to uncover the beers made by genuinely indie breweries. Jessica Mason looks at how this changes consumer perception.
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Why the Waitrose independent beer section is the progressive change the sector needs
A new deal made by Waitrose and The Society of Independent Brewers and Associates (SIBA) is set to uncover the beers made by genuinely indie breweries. Jessica Mason looks at how this changes consumer...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/why-the-waitrose-independent-beer-section-is-the-progressive-change-the-sector-needs/
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Armit Wines is focusing on building its on-trade business, which it says poses a huge opportunity, despite the âexistential challengesâ facing hospitality from a government that âdoesnât understand businessâ.
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On-trade poses 'huge opportunity' for Armit, despite 'existential challenges' facing hospitality
Armit Wines is focussing on building its on-trade business, which it says poses a huge opportunity, despite the "existential challenges" facing hospitality from a government that "doesn't understand b...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/on-trade-poses-huge-opportunity-for-armit-despite-existential-challenges-facing-hospitality/
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Planned London Underground walkouts from March to May could disrupt a crucial trading period for bars and restaurants. Industry data suggests the impact may be severe unless operators prepare early.
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London tube strikes threaten spring trade for hospitality
Planned London Underground walkouts from March to May could disrupt a crucial trading period for bars and restaurants. Industry data suggests the impact may be severe unless operators prepare early.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/london-tube-strikes-threaten-spring-trade-for-hospitality/
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The Finger Lakes in New York State is finally getting its moment in the spotlight as markets wake up to its cool-climate reds and experimental fizz. Kathleen Willcox uncovers the regionâs top trends.
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Top Finger Lakes trends of 2026
The Finger Lakes in New York State is finally getting its moment in the spotlight as markets wake up to its cool-climate reds and experimental fizz. Kathleen Willcox uncovers the regionâs top trends.
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2026/03/in-from-the-cold/
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