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• Central London winery denied vintages and grape names on labels
  Officials have told Central London winery London Cru that isn't allowed to print grape names or vintage years on its wines.
• Scientists use grape chemistry to forecast wine flavour
  Researchers in Australia believe they may be able to influence a wine's flavour and aroma by manipulating the chemical make-up of grapes while still on the vine.
• Finger Lakes winemakers fight gas storage plan
  Winemakers in the US Finger Lakes AVA have warned the proposed expansion of an underground gas storage facility will threaten their vineyards' rising reputation.
• Domaine Faiveley buys top Chablis producer Billaud-Simon
  Domaine Faiveley has acquired one of the best-known names in Chablis, Domaine Billaud-Simon, marking the family-owned producer's second big purchase in the space of 12 months.
• Drought fails to dampen California spirits for 2014 harvest
  Many winemakers in California believe the state's drought will not drastically affect this year's harvest, which they say is running two weeks early and is expected to yield a healthy crop.
• Chile winemakers revive fortunes of 'forgotten' Pais grape
  Some of Chile's biggest wine producers are working to revive the Pais grape that arrived in the country with Spanish colonisers but has since lost favour to more modern international varieties.
• France set to tighten law on vineyard pesticide spraying
  France's Senate has backed tougher rules on pesticide spraying following concerns about residues drifting into nearby villages from vineyards, but the house rejected campaigners' calls for mandatory pesticide-free zones.
• Cape Mentelle winemaker moves to Napa on quality mission
  Cape Mentelle winemaker Rob Mann has left Australia to become director at Newton Vineyard in the Napa Valley as owner LVMH seeks to improve quality at the Californian estate.
• Chinese-backed firm buys Quixote Winery in Napa Valley
  A company believed to be backed by Chinese investors has bought Quixote Winery in the sought-after Stags Leap District of California's Napa Valley.
• Penfolds owner offers cut-price fridges to shift stock
  The owner of Penfolds, under-pressure Treasury Wine Estates, has been seeking to clear space for the new vintage of the brand's luxury wines by offering a promotion on existing stocks.