Abstracts

Business, general

Search abstracts:

The wine makers keeping England merry

Article Abstract:

The British wine industry is expanding, which is surprising to Australians as the UK has such abominable weather one would suspect that it could not support viticulture. Viticulture in the UK first became a serious concern in the 1950s, and now the UK boasts of approximately 500 vineyards. Thames Valley Vineyard has won the top award for commercial wine production in the UK in four of the past six years.

Grape Vineyards, Grapes, United Kingdom, Fruit industry, Fruit trade, Viticulture, Thames Valley Vineyard

---

Business sense fortifies a classic calling

Article Abstract:

Dr. Ed Tweddell, CEO of Faulding Pharmaceutical Group, runs his wine business, Nepenthe, like he does the pharmaceutical business. Nepenthe is run with precision and with cutting-edge wine technology. The strategy has already paid off for Tweddell because Nepenthe has received rave reviews for its wines, which are targeted for the high end of the market. The wine business is an expensive business to run.

Tweddell, Ed, Nepenthe

---

The rich list dozen

Article Abstract:

Many members of Business Review Weekly's "Rich 200," a listing of the 200 richest Australians, are in the wine business. A selection of wines made by rich Australian vintners is presented.

Australia, Vintners

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Family business facts. Pros and cons of small business retirement plans. The SOLO 401(K)
• Abstracts: Viacom sets sale of cable properties. US West sets cable TV firm buyout. Time Warner sets merger with Turner Broadcasting System
• Abstracts: False starts aside, virtual reality finds new roles. The perfect presentation. Managing sales with software
• Abstracts: Leaping centuries in single step, a minimalist goes digital
• Abstracts: Lend Lease goes into Russia with caution. Persuading the cash-conscious banker to lend

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.