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Management changes at Boutinot

David Sefton succeeds Dennis Whitely as managing director
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Four new Aussies for Liberty Wines

Luke Lambert, Patrick Sullivan, A. Rodda and Decades join roster
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Thorman Hunt’s first South African agency unveiled

Hasher Family Wines is based in Upper Hemel-en-Aarde
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Liberty Wines report outlines challenges for indies

Customers are spending more – but there are fewer of them
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Alliance strengthens French portfolio

Champagne Lenoble and Maison Albert Bichot join the range
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Keeping the on-trade on course

Provisions has launched a one-day education programme
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Merchant Profile: Dorset Wine Co

Hard graft is paying off for Jonathan Charles in Poundbury
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Corks Out looks for new sites

Both branches have been refurbed – more may follow
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Indies on the hunt for wines below £15

Squeeze on spending means value is more important than ever
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Talking points for Aussie wines

David Williams takes stock of developments Down Under
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Margate indie will open in stages

Sète is the brainchild of Natalia Ribbe and Jackson Berg
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Courier ‘treats all parcels as fragile’

London-based Packfleet is expanding to other cities
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Chablis faces up to climate change

Chardonnay rules the roost, but for how much longer?
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Recycling scheme lacks clarity

Scots indies fear that DRS scheme is widely misunderstood
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Five talking points from Cape Wine

New superstars, amazing Chenin: but prices need to rise
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The Reserve Wines rebrand

This month’s Bright Ideas winner is a Manchester icon
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Indies gear up for Christmas

How are merchants preparing for the festive boom?
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Dulwich is latest to welcome Drop

Fifth site opens for franchised wine merchant
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400 years of catching up to do

Black ownership in the Cape is happening, but challenges remain
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That’s not a wrap, WH Smith

Phoebe’s latest Amazing Lunch is an empty experience
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Merchant Profile: Field & Fawcett

Profile of one of north’s most successful independents
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Rising Stars: Agathe Lamour

A natural flair for retail is an asset for Authentique
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Bolla: Amazing Amarone since 1953

How one company has set new standards for a classic wine
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