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	Encyclopedia: New World wine
		New World wines are those wines produced outside the traditional wine-growing areas of Europe and North Africa.
		A glass of red wine Wine is an alcoholic beverage that is made by fermenting grapes or grape juice.
		New World wines are described by grape variety rather than vineyard, stereotypically riper, darker in color, fuller-bodied, smoother, fruitier and more alcoholic than traditional European products, which are more concerned with terroir and tradition.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/New-World-wine (369 words)

	Wine
		However, the general perception is that new world wines may be inferior to wines from France, Italy, Spain, or Germany.
		The new EU wine regime, begun during Marketing Year 2000/01 seeks the enhancement of quality, a greater market orientation, and the renewal of old vineyards.
		The new EU Budget for the wine sector is being increased 3.3 percent, from 1.292 billion euros in 2001 to 1.335 billion euros ($1.178 billion) by 2003.
	www.fas.usda.gov /htp/Hort_Circular/2002/02-03/Wine.htm (2831 words)

	Scotsman.com News - UK - 'Snobbery' of French keeps New World off wine lists
		While New World wine has stormed the high street in recent years, concern is growing that when it comes to selecting the best bottles, snooty French experts are deliberately excluding many fine Antipodean vintages from restaurants.
		NEW World wine is often used to describe wines that come from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and North and South America.
		New World wine-makers, particularly in Australia, New Zealand and California, have also made a distinct effort to compete with the finer European wines and reflect regionality in their style.
	news.scotsman.com /uk.cfm?id=672942005 (1288 words)

	Hawaii Business: The best of both worlds: the Old World set the standard for wine. The New World set standards for ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The New World set standards for innovation the modern world is bringing both together.(New World wine stresses the grapes)
		The world of wine used to divide neatly in half.
		It meant wines from everywhere on the globe except the classical wine regions of Europe.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:99388390&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf (267 words)

	Wine Sense - New/Old Worlds? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Europeans expect wines to taste of the soil and micro-climate of a specific vineyard, because that's what they are used to after 2,000 years of tasting.
		Following this logic, the more a wine maker does to a wine, the less it tends to taste of its soil and how it was grown.
		In reality the boundaries have become blurred during the last twenty years as Old World wine makers have increased the use of technology at a rate equal to New World wine makers taking up traditional 'low tech' methods, improving their gardening skills and learning to taste a bit of earth.
	www.winesenz.co.nz /new_world.html (483 words)

	New World
		Old world wines are classified by the region they are produced in, with strict laws governing what varieties may be planted based on the terroir (soil type, location, climate, etc.).
		A wine labeled Barolo would be produced from the Nebbiolo variety in the region of Piedmont, Valpolicella is a wine produced in the Veneto region with Corvina, Rondinella and Moliara varieties, Amarone wines produced in Veneto use the same varieties as Valpolicella but the grapes are semi-dried.
		New world wines are classified by the grape variety used for producing the wine.
	www.connoisseurwines.com /html/new_world.html (650 words)

	The Wine Pact
		Today the wine industry is attempting to keep the market equal and fair for all participating countries while economics and style control the tastes of the consumer and the destiny of winegrowers.
		Although economics are vital to every industry, the wine industry sets itself apart by emphasizing the importance of the role of wine in societies, as well as its symbolic significance, to be of the utmost importance.
		Although wine is used greatly in an expansive number of religions, it is also a part of cultural heritage in countries such as mexico or spain.
	www.american.edu /TED/wine-pact.htm (4568 words)

	Mead On Wine by Jerry D. Mead \| New World International Wine Competition Champions
		The results of the 8th annual New World International Wine Competition are on their way to the printers.
		Open to wines produced anywhere in the "new world," specifically North America, South America, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, nearly 2000 wines were evaluated by more than 50 professional judges.
		The official awards book containing all the winning wines is still a few weeks away, but if you want to be among the first to receive it, send $6 to: New World Wine Winners, Box 1598, Carson City, NV 89702.
	www.wines.com /winepress/mead/mowj-07.html (875 words)

	On TV : Simply Wine with Andrea Immer : Wine Whiz: Old World v. New World Wine : Fine Living
		The old world of wine is Europe and the new world is North American and the Southern Hemisphere.
		Old world wines are subtler and crafted to complement food as a condiment.
		The old world word for wine style is terroir —; the spirit of the region is in the wine.
	www.fineliving.com /fine/simply_wine/article/0,1663,FINE_15098_2795957,00.html (174 words)

	Scotsman.com News - 'Snobbery' of French keeps New World off wine lists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The conspiracy theory is backed up by research which shows that while sales of French wine in off licenses represent only 17% of the market, restaurants still choose to have more than 40% of their stock from just across the Channel.
		Wine critics put this down to a strong euro, Francophobia in the United States, and fierce competition from New World brands which are perceived to be better value for money.
		Wines from the New World show a style that has more variety in the way they are described on the label and their taste.
	news.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=672942005 (1257 words)

	OnMilwaukee.com Bars and Clubs: There's a New World of wine in Milwaukee
		In addition to "new world" wines from the United States, Chile, Argentina, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand, there are wines from France, Germany and Italy.
		Located in a renovated space in a venerable building on the corner of Ogden and Van Buren, New World Wine Company is situated in the hub of a wealth of new development: condos galore are being built in the surrounding square mile and the old John Ernst Cafe building next is getting some new life.
		New World is also hosting wine tastings and other events, including a large Australian tasting in November.
	www.onmilwaukee.com /bars/articles/newworld.html (711 words)

	Premium growth for New World wine makers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Many wine makers are fearful that such success will undermine their profitability in the long term, as the traditional credo that a good wine had to come at a certain price begins to weaken.
		Old World wines may have struggled to stop the advance of their New World counterparts in the mass market — at least in non-producing countries such as the UK — but the premium market has by and large remained the sole demesne of French, and to a lesser extent, Spanish and Italian producers.
		The increasing importance of premium wines is also reflected by the moves of the major spirits groups such as Diageo and Allied Domecq to expand their portfolios in recent years — premium wines have truly become big business.
	www.beveragedaily.com /news/news-NG.asp?id=53817 (828 words)

	Address at the New world Wine Producers' Forum
		Since the inaugural meeting of the New World Wine Producers’ Forum in Zurich in June 1998, this group has, to use the jargon, established a 'strong presence in the market place'.
		This is particularly important given the rapid increase in wine exports from New World countries over the past decade and the need to safeguard that trade.
		When you consider the phenomenal success of the Australian wine industry, it is hard to believe that, as recently as 1975-76, this country was a net importer of wine.
	www.maff.gov.au /speeches/neworldwine.html (1140 words)

	White Wine New World Wine
		Fresh melon and peach fruit aromas with subtle yeast and oak complexity lead to a full, soft palate highlighted by attractive fruit flavours and a creamy, rich texture as a result of partial oak maturation.
		This Chardonnay is a medium to full bodied wine showing rich, buttery flavours along with tropical fruit and a touch of cinnamon.
		By marrying the flavours of complementary varietals, we have created wines with greater depth and complexity.
	www.winedancer.com /contents/en-uk/d84.html (373 words)

	Mead On Wine
		The first major wine competition of the year to announce its awards is the New World International Wine Competition, of which I am the chief judge, which in this case means I assign and supervise the other judges.
		The original idea behind the show, and the decision not to include "old world" wines, is that Europe tends to name its wines based on geography (Burgundy, Chianti, Rheingau), while "new world" producers tend to identify their wines by grape variety.
		Then it has to beat the winning wines from the other two or three price classes for the same type wine (and the winner isn't always the most expensive, though often it is).
	www.wines.com /winepress/mead/mowi-10.html (933 words)

	THE NEW WORLD OF WINE
		Four European colonial powers were instrumental in the formation of wine industries in the so-called New World: in the Americas it was the Spanish; down under it was the British; and in South Africa it was the Dutch.
		It was not until well into the nineteenth century that the wines of the West and Southwest of the U.S. began to be sealed with an American stamp.
		The South African coast is home to one of the most fruitful wine regions of the world and it began in the mid nineteenth century when Dutch merchants sought ways to provide good, reasonably-priced wines to their European consumers.
	www.is-wine.com /NEWWORLD.html (458 words)

	JS Online: New World Wine stocked with unique vintages, philosophy
		It's called New World Wine Co., and its slogan is "Specializing in wines of the New World."
		But for husband-and-wife owners Ann Jacobs and Brad Brunson, the "New World" is more philosophical than geographical.
		So you will find wines of the classical regions of France, Germany, Italy and Spain at New World, along with those of the United States, Chile, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
	www.jsonline.com /onwisconsin/dining/jan05/292488.asp (585 words)

	New World Wine Sale ~ Venture into uncharted territory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Under the guidance of Graham Beck the wines from Bellingham have greatly improved and they have had an especially huge success with their Pinotage.
		In colour the wine is pale with hints of green.
		Made by Marc Kent, the wine maker at Porcupine Ridge and Boekenhoutskloof, the 2002 is a blend of Cabernet, Syrah, Pinotage and a little Cinsault, while the 2004 has a high quantity of Merlot (47%).
	www.buy4now.ie /superquinn4wine/south_africa/south_africa.html (687 words)

	Gothamist: New World of Wine Stores (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Well, times they are a changing - Discovery Wines, a unique and innovative wine store in Alphabet City, is setting out to change the face, or should we say interface, of wine stores.
		Ellisa Cooper, one of the owners of Discovery Wines, says “their mission is to fix what’s wrong with wine stores today.” Some of the ways they have achieved this is through bright open spaces, offering lesser-known affordable wines (70% of the wines are $20 or less) and of course through those amazing screens.
		We are certainly entering into a new era in the world of wine.
	www.gothamist.com /archives/2005/08/01/new_world_of_wine_stores.php (681 words)

	New World Wine Sale ~ Venture into uncharted territory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Santa Cecilia wines are exclusive to Superquinn and are made by the Zuccardi family who are to the fore in making quality wines for export.
		This is a full-bodied but soft wine, with an intense purple/violet colour, combined with cherry and plum aromas.
		Best vineyard practice is used in the management of the vines for the Reserva range of wines – hand harvesting, irrigation control and summer pruning to control the leaf cover.
	www.buy4now.ie /superquinn4wine/argentina/argentina.html (638 words)

	Foreign Policy: Your portal to global politics, economics, and ideas
		A new survey of the field reveals the most influential scholars, the top schools, and what these professors really think about politics, trade, and the Iraq war.
		Two billion people around the world live in vulnerable and insecure states, according to the first annual Failed States Index, produced by FOREIGN POLICY, in collaboration with the Fund for Peace.
		New move in US leak inquiry The US prosecutor looking into the naming of a CIA agent announces fresh grand jury proceedings.
	foreignpolicy.com (691 words)

	The Wine News Magazine - New World prods the Old
		Its whole wine industry has been revolutionized by the planting of chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon, both of which it now makes into fresh, pure grape-tasting varietal wines in the New World style.
		The New World approach has dragged Greece's winemakers kicking and screaming away from their long attachment to retsina (which the tourists didn't like anyway - well, this one didn't) toward the realization they were just as capable of turning out fresh, appealing, sunshiny fruit flavors as the Australians and Californians.
		The panel of experts ranked the New World wine tops (Stag's Leap Wine Cellars), and the results were set down in history.
	www.thewinenews.com /junjul01/comment.html (1103 words)

	Strat's Place - Darryl Beeson's - Wine and More - Planeta- New World Wine from Old World Sicily
		Under the guidance of Carlo Corino, the most Australian/New World of Italian winemakers, the Planeta family experiments with both indigenous grapes as well as many challenging national and international grapes.
		Aromas of dried apricot, cantelope melon, and a bit of sage are followed by flavors of lemon, tangerine, grapefruit, melon, dried apricot, some pleasant floral within the good length.
		The wine is medium dry with vibrantly crisp acidity.
	www.stratsplace.com /beeson/planeta.html (790 words)

	Flatiron - New World Wines by Marlene Rossman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Given that he was equally talented in drawing, sculpture, writing, and filmmaking, the difficulty of pulling everything together in a single volume is a daunting task.
		The nightlife of 1930's Paris was even more outré than that of Millennial New York, and Brassaï captured all the evening revelries for posterity.
		He made exquisite use of smoky mirrors at Parisian cafés, as in "Lovers in a Small Café" in which the face of a man is only revealed in a mirror.
	www.flatironmag.com /wine (769 words)

	The Caveman's Wine Blog
		As a buyer and wine lover, I hate the idea of completely writing off an entire wine region but once again I got bunged by California.
		Not to say that I haven’t recently enjoyed a couple of Cali wines but for the most part, they just don’t ‘eat well.’ It could be the tunnel vision that results from ageing, but I hope it’s my palette.
		Two Wines and an Osso Bucco The Food I was i...
	thecaveman.blogspot.com /2005/01/two-tajines-and-cali-merlot-i-think-im.html (644 words)

	WOAI: San Antonio News - Wine in 09 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Wine experts will be on hand to offer tastes and insight on their selections.
		The San Antonio New World Wine & Food Festival, founded in 2000, is a non-profit organization designed to promote San Antonio as a premier wine and food destination and a culinary and cultural gateway to Mexico and Latin America.
		The foods and wines showcase New World regions including Texas, Mexico, Central and South America and the Caribbean and also emphasize the region's roots in Old World cultures and countries.
	www.woai.com /news/local/story.aspx?content_id=02BE823A-B220-495B-9DF3-2FB4309CAA63 (723 words)

	News - San Antonio New World Food Wine Festival 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In its third year, New World promises to feature all kinds of fine wines for the tasting, exquisite dinners and informative cooking classes.
		If you would enjoy taking part in interesting classes about food and wine, or a formal meal with top-notch Texas chefs, there will be something here for you.
		Full of events which combine Mexican influences with aspects of the great food and wine Texas has to offer, this year's New World Food and Wine Festival promises to be a true San Antonio kind of event.
	texana.texascooking.com /news/newworld2002a.htm (550 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| The Guardian \| Storm in a new world wine glass
		Traditionally such flavouring is done by ageing the wine in oak barrels.
		The result, according to many new world winemakers, is every bit as good.
		The EU is negotiating a wine and spirits agreement with Australia, and the European commission suggested making such a concession to the Australians in the interim as a goodwill gesture.
	www.guardian.co.uk /international/story/0,3604,927091,00.html (242 words)

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