Dear reader,
Welcome to the Drinks International newsletter.
Until next week....
Christian Davis, Hamish Smith and Holly Motion
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Spanish wine comes of age Published:13 November, 2014
The Spanish wine industry is finally coming of age, according to an experienced observer and operator.
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Armagnac Academies’ success in ChinaPublished:12 November, 2014
The first Armagnac Academy in China took place on Thursday October 30 in Beijing at the Crown Plaza hotel in the Wangfujing district.
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Michael Owen scotch whiskyPublished:11 November, 2014
Michael Owen, the former Liverpool, Real Madrid, Manchester United and England striker is the latest footballer to sign up to a scotch whisky.
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Great Wine Capitals’ winnersPublished:11 November, 2014
The Great Wine Capitals' has announced the winners of its 'International Best Of Wine Tourism' awards.
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New Moët Hennessy HRPublished:11 November, 2014
Moët Hennessy Wines and Spirits chairman and CEO, Christophe Navarre, has announced the appointment of Stéphane Voyer, as senior vice president human resources.
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Fever-Tree shares buoyant after floatingPublished:07 November, 2014
Fever-Tree has floated on the London Stock Market today, with the share price currently trading at £1.70 per share, over 25% up on the initial trading price.
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Faith pours doubt on elderly CognacsPublished:07 November, 2014
Cognac expert Nicholas Faith has panned some of Cognac’s most expensive bottles, saying the French spirit rarely improves after 40 years of ageing.
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Prosecco: hard graftPublished:07 November, 2014
Hamish Smith travels to the Prosecco Hills and finds that, while the Italian sparkler is outselling champagne, its bubbles don’t necessarily reach the top
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Gin Cocktails: Timeless ClassicPublished:07 November, 2014
As gin continues its relentless seduction of the cocktail cognoscenti, Holly Motion ponders its enduring appeal
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