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Number Of French People Who Drink Wine Dropping Every Day. Here's Why
The number of regular wine drinkers in France is dropping fast, with barely one in ten still pouring a glass every day, a study published Friday found.
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As Surplus Grows, France To Turn Leftover Wine Into Industrial Alcohol
France plans to spend millions of euros to turn wine into industrial alcohol for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics to drain a massive surplus, the agriculture ministry has said.
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Seven Chateaux And Counting: Chinese Billionaire Peter Kowk Is Big In Bordeaux
Over the past decade Chinese investors have conquered dozens of chateaux in Bordeaux, France's famed wine-growing region.
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French Wine Harvest Among Smallest for 30 Years
This year's French wine harvest is among the smallest for 30 years, down 10 percent on last year although not quite as bad as feared, authorities said Tuesday.
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Sauternes Growers Fear New Train Line Will Sour Sweet French Wine
Producers of Sauternes, France's world-famous sweet wine, are up in arms about a proposed high-speed train line they fear could sour their tipple.
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Hospital in France to Open Wine Bar for Terminally Ill Patients
According a recent media report, a french hospital has decided to open a wine bar for its terminally-ill patients. The idea behind the concept is to make the patients who have been suffering for long feel lively, cheerful and spirited.Palliative Care...
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France Allows Employers to Ban Wine in Offices
The traditional Gallic "pot" - a convivial office drinks party - may be a thing of the past after the French government on Thursday allowed employers to ban wine from the workplace.
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Mon dieu! The French are drinking less wine
French wine consumption has fallen to a new low with the average adult now consuming the equivalent of barely a glass a day, the latest edition of a major consumption survey has found.
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Number Of French People Who Drink Wine Dropping Every Day. Here's Why
The number of regular wine drinkers in France is dropping fast, with barely one in ten still pouring a glass every day, a study published Friday found.
-
As Surplus Grows, France To Turn Leftover Wine Into Industrial Alcohol
France plans to spend millions of euros to turn wine into industrial alcohol for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics to drain a massive surplus, the agriculture ministry has said.
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Seven Chateaux And Counting: Chinese Billionaire Peter Kowk Is Big In Bordeaux
Over the past decade Chinese investors have conquered dozens of chateaux in Bordeaux, France's famed wine-growing region.
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French Wine Harvest Among Smallest for 30 Years
This year's French wine harvest is among the smallest for 30 years, down 10 percent on last year although not quite as bad as feared, authorities said Tuesday.
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Sauternes Growers Fear New Train Line Will Sour Sweet French Wine
Producers of Sauternes, France's world-famous sweet wine, are up in arms about a proposed high-speed train line they fear could sour their tipple.
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Hospital in France to Open Wine Bar for Terminally Ill Patients
According a recent media report, a french hospital has decided to open a wine bar for its terminally-ill patients. The idea behind the concept is to make the patients who have been suffering for long feel lively, cheerful and spirited.Palliative Care...
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France Allows Employers to Ban Wine in Offices
The traditional Gallic "pot" - a convivial office drinks party - may be a thing of the past after the French government on Thursday allowed employers to ban wine from the workplace.
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Mon dieu! The French are drinking less wine
French wine consumption has fallen to a new low with the average adult now consuming the equivalent of barely a glass a day, the latest edition of a major consumption survey has found.
