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South Australia throws A$109m lifeline to struggling wine sector (opens the original)
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The South Australian government has pledged a A$109m (£55m) package to the state’s wine industry to help growers diversify, transition and pull up vines, as the sector grapples with oversupply. Premier Peter Malinauskas announced the package at Wolf Blass winery in Nuriootpa on Thursday, saying the funding would help struggling growers diversify their businesses and support the industry’s efforts to boost international demand for Australian wine. The South Australian government said its latest f
Brahma Brews brings second site to Bengaluru (opens the original)
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Bengaluru-based operator Brahma Brews has launched its second site at the Bellandur-based Ecospace business campus, tapping into a vibrant market of local corporate customers. Founded in 2018, Brahma Brews is part of RRI Hospitality, and has won a fanbase in Bengaluru for its craft beers. The 17,000 sq ft brewery and dining hub marks the brewery’s second site. The new outlet, based in the 25-acre-Grade-A office campus on Bengaluru’s Outer Ring Road, will have capacity for more than 700 guests. C
Guernsey residents urged to track alcohol intake on scratchcards (opens the original)
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In a bid to rethink alcohol consumption, islanders will receive scorecards in the post to help them monitor their drinking habits in line with official guidelines. The move is part of the government’s Rethink Your Drink scheme, which hopes to help reduce alcohol consumption on the island, after the 2023 Wellbeing survey revealed nearly one third of islanders drink at higher than recommended levels. Spearheaded by the Health Improvement Commission for Guernsey and Alderney, the new scheme encoura
Mayfair restaurant allowed to remain open after alleged throat-slashing attack (opens the original)
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A Mayfair restaurant where a man allegedly had his throat slashed by another customer has been allowed to remain open after a licensing review, subject to stricter conditions. Westminster City Council’s Licensing Sub-Committee decided that The Mistress of Mayfair, in St James’s Street, could continue trading following a full licensing review hearing. The restaurant voluntarily closed after the incident on Monday, 10 August, and its premises licence was subsequently temporarily suspended. A 28-ye
Sea change: can a focus on the pacific turn the tide for Chilean wine? (opens the original)
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Long associated with rich, structured reds, Chile is now playing it cool with a dedicated campaign pushing its ocean-influenced wines. But could the step change confuse consumers? db reports. A Sunshiny evening uncorking a bottle of bone-dry bubbly while waiting for a platter of seafood to arrive, ocean-side. It’s the stuff of holiday-goer dreams, conjuring up images – like a well-polished Jet2holidays ad – of Cava and tapas in Catalonia or raw oysters and crémant on the French coastline. But yo
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