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The Week That Was: top news, Q&As and opinion on Harpers.co.uk

Published:  24 January, 2014

In case you missed some of the headlines this week on harpers.co.uk, we haved done a review of the top online news, Q&As, and opinion stories.

In case you missed some of the headlines this week on harpers.co.uk, we have done a review of the top online news, Q&As, and opinion stories.


News:
The expected rise in New Zealand wine prices, En Primeur, Euromonitor's 2014 predictions and Call Time on Duty, were some of the most read stories of the week on harpers.co.uk.

Expect to pay higher prices for New Zealand wines: In talking with Philip Gregan, chief executive officer of New Zealand Winegrowers, higher prices for NZ wines can be expected as demand exceeds supply for the foreseeable future.

Should En Primeur be cancelled?: This week critics and producers a like took to social media and the web to discuss the coming 2013 Bordeaux en primeur to voice opinions on whether or not the age old tradition should go on after such a challenging vintage.

Euromonitor's 2014 predictions: The data research giant weighed in on consumer trends for 2014.  A don't miss for retailers.

Call Time on Duty: WSTA is in the midst of its Call Time on Duty Campaign.  There is still time to contact your MP and we have the tools to help you take part and be heard.

Q&As:
Simon Doyle, general manager for Concha y Toro UK, on what's new for Casillero, why the big UK push, and why there's a gap in the market for California.

Diana Hunter, chief executive of Conviviality Retail, which owns Bargain Booze and Wine Rack, talks acquisitions, Wine Rack's expansion and why wine is a major priority for the group.

Opinions:
This week Jerry Lockspeiser weighs is on wine and health, Justin Knock MW talks wine supply and demand, and David Siddle talks about winemakers and goats.

Jerry Lockspeiser on why wine is for drinking and not for a health or fitness regime

Justin Knock MW on wine pricing, supply and demand in 2014

David Siddle on why winemakers should fall back in love with goats

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