The cost of fine wines in a global recession

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Wine prices have been dropping and it is quite likely that they will continue. Prices have already dropped from 10 to 50% in Europe and prices in the US are quite likely to follow. Trophy wines, or rare and expensive wines, are becoming especially good values. Prices are likely to hit bottom in 1999.

author: Suckling, James

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Mixing wine with family drama at DRC

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Lalou Bize-Leroy left DRC amid controversy recently. She was accused of having allowed DRC's top wine to find its way into the gray market, where it was sold at low prices. Bize-Leroy has a successful career as a wine merchant and has her own competing winery near DRC.

author: Suckling, James
Analysis, Management, France, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Wine and wine making, Wine making, Vintners, Gray market, Bize-Leroy, Lalou, Domaine de la Romanee-Conti

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Read my lips: California wine priced too high

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Britons tend to purchase wines with which they are familiar, and the California wine industry has been lax about promoting its wine in the United Kingdom. In addition, the wines tend to be overpriced, and this prevents people from sampling them.

author: Suckling, James
Behavior, Wine industry, Wineries, California, British

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