Cahors pins hopes on new fruity wine
Producers of France’s Cahors wine could soon be supplementing the range with a fruity, early-drinking version to be sold at an affordable price.
Liz Hughes wrote several wine news stories for Decanter.com, between the years of 2001 and 2004. She covered various aspects of the global wine scene, including stories about Mouton Rothschild and Robert Parker, plus market coverage of Bordeaux First Growth price releases and reports that wine offered the best investment returns in 2001.
Producers of France’s Cahors wine could soon be supplementing the range with a fruity, early-drinking version to be sold at an affordable price.
Hanna Agostini, who translates Robert Parker's wine guides into French, has been questioned by police in Bordeaux as part of an investigation into fraudulent accounting.
Château Mouton Rothschild has broken with tradition. For the first time in over 50 years, the château has not asked a famous painter to create a label for its newest released vintage.
Wine provided investors with the best returns of 2001, according to a recent FT report. It led modern art, photography and other alternative investments in outperforming traditional stocks and shares.
As the 'Big Five' châteaux release their prices, a case of top Bordeaux 2001 costs less than the equivalent 1999 vintage sells for now.