China wine potential beats US, says NZ estate owner
The owner of New Zealand's Jackson Estate has said he sees more growth opportunities in China than in the world's largest wine market, the US.
Bordeaux chateau changes name to bypass Chinese trademark 'squatters'
Chateau Listran in the northern Medoc has changed its name after falling victim to a growing problem of trademark 'brand squatting' in China.
Decanter Asia Wine Awards judging begins in Hong Kong for second year
Judging for the annual Decanter Asia Wine Awards got underway in Hong Kong today, as the competition opened for its second year.
Yao Ming winery sees white wine potential in China
Chinese ex-basketball star Yao Ming's California winery is working on a white wine for the Chinese market.
Amazon China starts direct sales of imported wine
Amazon China has begun selling its first batch of imported wines direct to consumers in the country.
Pernod Ricard expects China rebound
Pernod Ricard expects China’s premium drinks market to rebound in early 2014, the French group’s deputy CEO has said.
Changyu unveils €70m Chateau Changyu Moser XV winery
Leading Chinese wine producer Changyu has unveiled a new €70m winery in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region – and named it after the company’s Austrian winemaking consultant.
Veteran importer’s competitive advantage
[Feature] Few people have more in-depth knowledge of the China wine industry than Campbell Thompson, who has lived in the country for most of his adult life.
Chinese authorities destroy over 2,000 bottles of 'poisonous' Spanish wine
Chinese officials have seized and destroyed thousands of bottles of Spanish wine after a health scare involving excessive levels of iron.
China solar panel agreement brings hope for EU wine resolution
EU wine industry expects a solution to the anti-dumping investigation.