The New Wine Consumer » primeurs http://www.newwineconsumer.com How today's consumers find, buy and drink wine worldwide Thu, 07 Apr 2011 14:51:41 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 How today's consumers find, buy and drink wine worldwide The New Wine Consumer no How today's consumers find, buy and drink wine worldwide The New Wine Consumer » primeurs http://www.newwineconsumer.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.newwineconsumer.com Bordeaux Primeurs Oblige http://www.newwineconsumer.com/2009/04/april-7th-bordeaux-primeurs-report/ http://www.newwineconsumer.com/2009/04/april-7th-bordeaux-primeurs-report/#comments Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:00:24 +0000 randulo http://www.newwineconsumer.com/?p=132 Continue reading →]]> Evelyne takes us through the life of a wine from harvest to its debut at harvest (“birth”) to being “raised” in barrels in the chai, bottled after 18-24 months, and finally reaching the shelves nearly 3 years later. In the meantime, it will be blended and tasted and nurtured. DaveAC has a few questions that bring out the best in her knowladge ansd the worst in my jokes.

Chateau PalmerChâteau Palmer Marketing Director Bernard de Laage tells us about the lower 2008 yield (sorry about the cellphone noise). See Futures or Primeurs Week in Bordeaux post on her Wine Brands Blog. She talks about some surprising finds at tastings last week, including wines from… wait for it: Syria and Lebanon!

Everyone has primeurs news including Château @HautBrion who have a list of articles in French and English at the top of their News Page. We mentioned the BBR team (Twitter:@BBRBoysInBDX) and our own (@WineBrands, @Randulo, @DaveAC)

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]]> http://www.newwineconsumer.com/2009/04/april-7th-bordeaux-primeurs-report/feed/ 0 Bordeaux,Château Haut-Brion,chateau palmer,primeurs Evelyne takes us through the life of a wine from harvest to its debut at harvest ("birth") to being "raised" in barrels in the chai, bottled after 18-24 months, and finally reaching the shelves nearly 3 years later. In the meantime, Evelyne takes us through the life of a wine from harvest to its debut at harvest ("birth") to being "raised" in barrels in the chai, bottled after 18-24 months, and finally reaching the shelves nearly 3 years later. In the meantime, it will be blended and tasted and nurtured. DaveAC has a few questions that bring out the best in her knowladge ansd the worst in my jokes. Château Palmer Marketing Director Bernard de Laage tells us about the lower 2008 yield (sorry about the cellphone noise). See Futures or Primeurs Week in Bordeaux post on her Wine Brands Blog. She talks about some surprising finds at tastings last week, including wines from... wait for it: Syria and Lebanon! Everyone has primeurs news including Château @HautBrion who have a list of articles in French and English at the top of their News Page. We mentioned the BBR team (Twitter:@BBRBoysInBDX) and our own (@WineBrands, @Randulo, @DaveAC) About Bordeaux primeurs The New Wine Consumer no