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• French vineyard worker wins pesticide illness case
  A former French vineyard worker who sued her chateau employer over illnesses allegedly caused by pesticides has won her case.
• Rioja 2013 vintage declared 'good'
  A difficult 2013 growing season has culminated in the Rioja DOCa council describing the vintage as 'good', the worst official rating for a decade.
• Rudy Kurniawan sentencing delayed
  Convicted wine fraudster Rudy Kurniawan must wait until the end of May to be sentenced, after authorities requested more time to handle the case.
• Adolph Hitler wine fetches GBP1,500 at auction
  A magnum of wine believed to have been personally commissioned by Adolph Hitler and bearing the Nazi leader's face on its label has been auctioned for more than £1,500.
• Wine consumption falls again in Italy, show figures
  Wine consumption in Italy continued to fall in 2013, with the rise of beer and the decline of the family meal blamed by experts.
• US collector sues Antique Wine Co over alleged fakes
  A fine wine collector has filed a lawsuit against Antique Wine Co (AWC) in the US city of Atlanta, alleging that two bottles of Chateau d'Yquem, 12 bottles of Lafite Rothschild and one six-litre methuselah of Chateau Margaux that he bought from the firm are all counterfeit.
• Bordeaux 2013: Chateau Margaux releases in quickest campaign for decades
  The flurry of Bordeaux 2013 en primeur releases has continued following Easter, with Chateau Margaux the latest first growth to hit the market, taking the total number of wines released to 150.
• Russian winemaker pays EUR8m for Prosecco producer Contarini
  Sparkling wine producer Igristy Vina has joined a growing number of Russian drinks firms buying foreign wine labels, after closing a deal for Italy’s Contarini.
• Small-scale Champagne growers under threat, says union president
  The president of the Champagne growers union, Pascal Ferat, says he is concerned that many small-scale, family-owned producers could disappear in the next few years.