bottling low-cost Italian wine as super-premium French wine, with counterfeit corks and labels made by an Italian printing ...

the labels with colorful border will add a good taste to your containers, jars, bottles and any other items you put them on, suitable for home kitchen, coffee shop, bake shop, hotel, restaurant ...

I tried this wine club and ... an attractive label followed by the disappointment of a lackluster glass. With sophisticated curators and review data to lean on, these bottle clubs have the concept ...

The classification system for Italian wines means that many bottles from Italy will have letters on their labels. As per wine website Decanter, the most common ones are: DOP – Denominazione d ...

It’s the latest in a growing criminal trend: wine fraud. By Ali Watkins The red French wines were some of the most high-end bottles you could find, stacked neatly among other luxury labels.

There are also annual random audits of winemakers large and small, and specific audits where the Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation is put on notice of possible irregularities. The minimum amount ...

ingredients to refill wine, machines to recap bottles, and documents relevant to the investigation. By working with printing houses in Italy, the group recreated the corks and labels of famous ...

Six people have been arrested as part of an investigation into a wine fraud ring that allegedly sold fake French wine for up to €15,000 ($16,300) per bottle. Police in Italy searched 14 ...

Police say they have broken up a criminal wine gang that sold cheap plonk for €15,000 (£12,500) a bottle ... printing houses in Italy, the criminal group was able to re-create the corks and ...

French wine producer AdVini has sold its label and capsule production company Impressions de l'Enclos to local printing firm ...