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• ASC opens new 'Wine Residence' in Shanghai
  ASC Fine Wines, one of China's biggest importers, has just opened a new club or 'Wine Residence' in Shanghai.
• Bordeaux 2012: Figeac drops 33% on 2011 as en primeur campaign draws to a close
  The 2012 en primeur campaign has entered its final stages with the release of Vieux Chateau Certan, L’Eglise Clinet, Leoville Las Cases, Brane Cantenac, Figeac and Léoville Poyferré.
• Jacky Lorenzetti buys Chateau Behere vines
  Property magnate Jacky Lorenzetti has beaten at least one First Growth in a fierce bidding war for Pauillac estate Chateau Béheré, whose vineyards lie next door to Chateau Mouton-Rothschild.
• Dom Perignon 2004 selling out within hours of release say merchants
  London’s wine merchants were delighted on Thursday morning to get a preview of Dom Perignon 2004 â€" as one said, ‘Finally, something we can sell’ after the lacklustre Bordeaux en primeur campaign.
• Pomerol's Chateau La Commanderie sold for €8m
  Chateau La Commanderie in Pomerol has been sold to a young Hong Kong couple, Andrew and Melody Kuk.
• Lurton and Dubourdieu team up for Winter Olympic wines
  Two new wines from Pierre Lurton and Denis Dubourdieu have been released to raise up to £100,000 for the British Winter Olympics Skeleton bobsleigh squad.
• Sideways author sets sights on Broadway as chances of film sequel diminish
  Rex Pickett’s play of his film Sideways is a step closer to Broadway after he recruited award-winning director Des McAnuff, but prospects for a big-screen sequel remain small.
• Bordeaux 2012: Ausone, Cheval Blanc, Cos d’Estournel release below 2011 price
  Chateau Ausone is ‘an unqualified success’ with a price drop of 28%, wine merchants say.
• Jackson Family consolidates Oregon holdings
  Jackson Family Wines is aiming to increase its production of ‘world class’ Pinot Noir with the purchase of a number of vineyards in Oregon’s Willamette Valley.
• London court hears brother and sister accused of £4.5m wine fraud
  A 38-year-old man, his sister and two others have been charged with two counts of conspiracy to defraud and one count of money laundering.