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French winemaker cleared after refusing to spray vineyard
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Alsace Pinot Noir makers push for grand cru status
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Beaujolais head steps down over 'unacceptable pressure'
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Beaujolais winemakers protest over low prices
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Cornas 'legend' Noël Verset dies at the age of 95
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40,000 Euros of grapes stolen from Maison Etienne Guigal
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Bacteria behind lethal vine disease found on French soil
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Burgundy UNESCO world heritage plan suffers setback
High level advisers to UNESCO have told Burgundy winemakers to improve their pitch to gain world heritage status for the region's vineyard climats, but campaigners remain confident of success and Champagne is still on-track to secure its own place on the list.
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French biodynamic winemaker facing court for refusing to spray vines
French officials have targeted a second biodynamic winemaker for refusing to spray vines against flavescence doree disease, this time in the Beaujolais Cru area of Moulin a Vent.
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Champagne and Burgundy great Joseph Henriot dies
Joseph Henriot, president of Groupe La Vigie, owner of Champagne Henriot, Bouchard Pere et Fils and Chablis William Fevre, has died.
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Clos de Tart's Sylvain Pitiot to retire
Sylvain Pitiot, the long-standing manager and technical director of Clos de Tart in Burgundy, is set to step down at the end of the year.
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Ludivine Griveau named new Hospices de Beaune winemaker
Ludivine Griveau has been named as the new winemaker of the Hospices de Beaune, becoming the first female to be appointed to the role.
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Burgundy's Chateau de Pommard sold to Silicon Valley entrepreneur
Chateau de Pommard in Burgundy has been sold to American digital entrepreneur Michael Baum for an undisclosed fee.
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Burgundy negociant Bejot Vins buys rival Corton Andre
Burgundy negociant Bejot Vins & Terroirs has significantly increased its power in the region after buying rival Maison Corton Andre.
