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Monday February 18 2019

26,700 visitors attend Wine Paris

The show’s 2,000 exhibitors welcomed 26,700 visitors to the first event, making visitor attendance slightly higher than the 25,500 buyers
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In September 2018, Frédéric Noyère became CEO of InVivo Wine, InVivo's wine subsidiary. He took over from Thierry Blandinières, managing director of the leading French co-operative group.

Friday February 15 2019

InVivo Wine to develop its own brands

“2019 will be a year of transition and a strategic turning point”, said Frédéric Noyère, the new director of InVivo Wine, to Agamy (...)
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The Labastide winery focuses on heirloom Gaillac grape varieties such as Loin de l'oeil.

Wednesday February 13 2019

Heirloom grape varieties and sparkling wines at the core of Labastide's strategy

One year after the launch of its three-year strategic business plan, the Labastide co-operative winery is already reaping the rewards. 2018 (...)
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Frédéric Olivar is one of Ballande et Méneret’s staff of 40, including around twenty sales representatives.

Tuesday February 12 2019

Frédéric Olivar steers Ballande & Méneret towards commercial densification

When it comes to classified growths, “trading companies have a real role to play as marketers. They have the financial sway needed to (...)
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2,000 exhibitors will converge on the Porte de Versailles exhibition centre from 11 to 13 February.

Monday February 11 2019

Wine Paris organisers confident as show prepares to open

On February 11, Wine Paris, which brings together Vinisud and Vinovision Paris under a single banner, opens at the Porte de Versailles exhibition (...)
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The barrel marks the property’s four-hundred-year history with the inscription 1618-2018.

Wednesday February 06 2019

World’s most expensive wine barrel is made from crystal

The unique Bordeaux barrel made by the Lalique crystal works and costing hundreds of thousands of euros takes pride of place in the cellars (...)
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Millésime Bio predicted visitor numbers in excess of 6,000 visitors this year and delivered on its promise.

Monday February 04 2019

Millésime Bio exhibitors satisfied

Millésime Bio, which closed on 30 January, welcomed 6,200 visitors over the three-day event, a 10% increase in attendance compared to the (...)
Tuesday January 29 2019 - Business by Vitisphere

Food and wine pairings: artificial intelligence and a sommelier tie

On January 22nd, an unprecedented tournament in Paris pitted two international experts, sommelier Paz Levinson and wine critic Antoine Gerbelle, (...)
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Monday January 28 2019 - Business by Vitisphere

Parents cut one Cru Bourgeois some slack for opting for organic

The New Year lends itself to announcements and the decision by Château Clément Pichon (25 hectares in the Haut-Médoc appellation) to switch (...)
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Friday January 25 2019 - Business by Vitisphere

François Van Aal, new chairman of Champagne Lanson

After the appointment last November of Franck Coste at the helm of Champagne Chanoine Frères, it is now François Van Aal's turn to be (...)
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Wednesday January 16 2019 - Business by Vitisphere
44-year-old Guillaume Deglise has been appointed CEO of the Albert Bichot family-owned group.

Former Vinexpo director lands new position at Maison Albert Bichot

Guillaume Deglise joined Burgundy firm Albert Bichot at the start of 2019. A graduate of the Dijon higher school of commerce, the former managing (...)
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Monday January 14 2019 - Business by Vitisphere
Château Dauzac is said to have paid 7 million euros for its new vat room.

Château Dauzac is sold

The French insurance company MAIF is leaving the wine industry and selling Château Dauzac, the 1855-classified Grand Cru Classé Margaux with (...)
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Thursday January 03 2019 - Business by Vitisphere
Frédéric Noyère, the new CEO of InVivo Wine.

InVivo Wine forecasts a billion euros in turnover by 2025

Frédéric Noyère, who joined InVivo Wine's executive board in September, presented the ambitions of InVivo's wine division, just three (...)
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Wednesday December 19 2018 - Business by Vitisphere
Albert Bichot is a Beaune family-run company that has been managed since 1996 by Albéric Bichot; it owns 6 estates totalling 105 hectares of vines.

Albert Bichot transitions from organic vineyards to wines

The new organic wine statement will cover wines from Albert Bichot Côte d'Or estates - Domaine du Clos Frantin (7.3 ha) and Château-Gris (...)
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Monday December 10 2018 - Business by Vitisphere
Domaine de Celeyran is due to be completely refurbished according to plans for its takeover by the Gérard Bertrand group.

The Gérard Bertrand Group buys Domaine de Ceyleran

The standing committee of the Occitania regional council, due to meet on 7 December in Montpellier, will approve the sale of Domaine de Celeyran (...)
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Tuesday December 04 2018 - Business by Vitisphere
The Helfrich family plans to invest in renovating Château Bastor-Lamontagne, including its impressive ashlar cellars.

Sauternes: Château Bastor-Lamontagne enters the world of Grands Chais de France

Just to make sure there is no mix up: “It's not Grands Chais de France that is buying Château Bastor-Lamontagne, but the Helfrich (...)
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Friday November 23 2018 - Business by Vitisphere
The imaJYne cuvée was first tested on consumers at the estate's inn, before being released last year.

Corsica’s blue wine focuses on the sea and premiumisation

We are all familiar with Spain’s blue wine - now Corsica, the French Mediterranean island, has its own version. “We don't (...)
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Friday November 16 2018 - Business by Sharon Nagel
Seneca Lake, around which many of the Finger Lakes estates are located and which provides protection from the cold winds of Lake Erie.

Could the Finger Lakes be the next Napa Valley for whites?

At the end of August, the Finger Lakes were named the “Best Wine Region in the United States” by national daily USA Today. Around 130 wineries (...)
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Monday November 12 2018 - Business by Vitisphere
With the study, “the aim was to show that the French appreciate their wines and that they are open about what they drink”, explained Pascale Ferranti.

At 709 million bottles/year, Paris is a beacon for global wine consumption

Paris drinks its way through 709 million bottles annually, making it the world's leading wine consumer city, according to an OpinionWay (...)
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Monday November 05 2018 - Business by Vitisphere
Thierry Mueth was appointed director of La Cavale last spring. The owner's son-in-law, he had been supervising its ecological transition for several years.

Thierry Mueth outlines ambitions for La Cavale

Last spring, Thierry Mueth became managing director of La Cavale, the Luberon property acquired in 1970 by Paul Dubrule, co-founder of the (...)
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