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Among the 10 finalists for Murphy-Goode Winery's "Really Goode Job" are the multimedia director for Texas Gov.

An oversupply of grapes, lower international demand and the struggling economy has forced some Australian wine retailers to sell their products at bargain basement prices.

Need a reason to see the wine glass as half full? Think of the July heat as a signal to climb aboard the bandwagon for crisp, dry summer whites.

Rupert Grint, Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe look a bit soggy after a downpour at the world premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince in London.

Red wine may contain chemicals that help control weight gain, new research suggests.

It is commonly thought that women drink light white and rosé while men drink red. It is true, a woman is just like a child: fragile. Her palate is very sensitive and we must be careful with what we treat her .

The second most populated country in the world, India, are predicted to become one of the giants in the intentional wine markets.

Thousands of people poured into Knysna this weekend for the start of the town's annual Oyster Festival, which combines the best in sporting events with athletes of another kind - those who can swallow record numbers of oysters in the shortest time.

The so-called banker cultivars / wine styles and the established value wine brands are still popular among wine consumers

In a recent article in the New York Times , South African wine and the "burnt rubber" issue came up again.

The U.S. Naval Academy Band's Concert Band performs at 8 p.m. at the City Dock. Fireworks at approximately 9:15 p.m. will be launched from Farragut Field, on the Naval Academy yard.

Will Reid French scientists have made a breakthrough in the fight against counterfeit wines.

A WINE glut has driven prices lower than bottled water as the industry faces an unprecedented meltdown and a fire-sale of unprofitable vineyards.

As America's taste for fine wine matures, more and more people are searching for new and different wines, and more and more winegrowers throughout the world are searching for the right climate and the right soils to grow fine wine grapes.

Just a few years ago, Australia was being hailed as the great international success story of the wine business, challenging the dominance of France, Italy and Spain.

Most people experience it at least once in their life and just the mention of it sends shivers down my spine. It comes in different forms and there is absolutely no way of preventing it. Yes, it's the dreaded HANGOVER!

The sun is the focus of a deepening mystery. Solar scientists want to know: Why is the sun so quiet? So-called sunspots, intense solar storms that eject mass amounts of energy and darken the solar surface, have been all but missing the last two years.

The term "dry" means something different to everyone, but these selections fit the literal definition--and deliver on taste as well.

The Mudbrick vineyard on Waiheke Islandm New Zealand. Photograph by: Sandra Teddy, Getty Images I'm writing this from New Zealand, where I'm touring the main wine regions.

I'm not much of a fan of heavy, high-alcohol white wines at any time of year, but I really avoid them when the weather gets hot.