AGL rejects call for extended Hunter Valley buffer zones

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Energy company AGL has rejected a call by the Hunter Valley's wine, tourism and thoroughbred industries for a 10-kilometre buffer, arguing decisions should be made based on impacts and science. AGL has been challenged by the wine and tourism industries for a number of years over its coal seam gas (CSG) exploration in the Broke Fordwich wine region,

New on-trade campaign to highlight Aussie premium wines

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A series of Australian themed wine events will be held in ten of London’s top restaurants next month, as part of Wine Australia’s new on-trade campaign. The ‘Wonderful Wines of Aus’ campaign, which is being run tandem with D&D London, is on throughout April, and aims to highlight some of the premium wines available from Down Under. Three of Lon

Mini wine bottle sales rocket in UK

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Sales of single-serve bottles of wine are soaring in the UK as health-conscious consumers seek to rein in the amount of alcohol they drink. Tesco says its shoppers had bought nearly one million more "quarter" bottles of wine than in the previous year - equivalent to a 10{b2e123e9138e25ff8232216a74205959533a608968f4eba7854f63b9364ed57d} sales increa

Nashville Wine and Food Festival Returns to Riverfront Park

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After last year's inaugural iteration of the Nashville Wine and Food Festival , organizers almost immediately went to work planning the second edition. This year's Nashville Wine and Food Festival will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 16. The festival will return to Riverfront Park and will benefit the Nashville Symphony .

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