NEWSFETCH – March 11, 2010

• Calif Final Crush Report: 2009 Tops 4 Million Tons, up 11%
• China bigger market than U.S. for crisis-hit Bordeaux
• Gallo drops brands from UK to concentrate on core ranges
• February proves promising for fine wine investors
• Wine, Health, Science and Journalism: A Study in Headlines
• The Onion Links Red Wine, Telling Mom Off
• When is a Zin not a Zin?
• NZ: Cork pops on promising wine harvest
• Record Parker points for Port 2007
• Château Gruaud Larose holds a Clinic with Leading International Wine Experts
• Fine wine at 14% alcohol is impossible – or is it?
• Complete case of 1988 DRC to be auctioned
• Southern W&S donates to Chilean earthquake relief
• Wine fraud continues
• Of Bicyclettes, terroir, typicité
• Wineries move beyond tastings to become true destinations
• Australia provides lessons on water
• Monterey sets traps to keep out Napa moth
• NM: Law allows guns in some liquor-serving restaurants
• Farmers, your name isn’t mud
• Peter Gleick Objects to new San Joaquin River Dam
• WA: Rieslings and terroir discussed at WSU wine seminar
• MD: Alcohol Tax Pits Supporters Against Liquor Industry
• La Mission Haut-Brion white changes name
• Grape growers go organic, sustainable
• Restaurant Wines Promise Quality on the House
• Vintners Hall of Fame celebration is Saturday
• South Florida wine competition dinner celebrates America’s best
• Blood Into Wine
• Water infrastructure, but for whose benefit?
• Put a cork in it
• Alto Adige growers head for the hills
• Fortune Brands Announces Agreement to Sell Cobra Golf Brand to PUMA
• PONCHO to Welcome Honorary Vintner Ferdinando Frescobaldi to 19th Annual
• AL: Winery Joins Wine Trail
• NY: Eleven Lakes Winery gets off to good start
• Corison on organic wine, her legacy
• The Return of Vin Magnum, Wine Detective
  
• OH: Gervasi winery set to open