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LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton’s robust growth in the third quarter has soothed concerns over China’s economic slowdown. Read More

New sales results from Pernod Ricard show that although China's wealthy are drinking fewer high-end spirits, the middle class is still imbibing. Read More

As the world's largest drinks conglomerates all feel the pain of China's ongoing anti-corruption crackdown, each one is trying to put growth back on track in its own way. Read More

The top travel destination shows its dedication to courting Chinese travelers with a new four-day cultural program in time for Chinese New Year. Read More

The London-based premium drinks company launches a project to empower Chinese women in response to Chinese consumers' growing interest in businesses' philanthropic activities. Read More

Most likely, China's indifference to sparkling wines to date is due less to poor marketing and more to the fact that the majority of wine is consumed for business rather than pleasure. Read More

Listed alongside the likes of Rio de Janeiro, Bhutan, and Montenegro, this week Ningxia in central China and Changbaishan in the northeast were called out as must-visit destinations in the New York Times "46 Places To Go In 2013" list. Read More

Following the lead of Les Domaines Barons de Rothschild, which developed vineyards in Shandong province in 2008, recently LVMH announced that it has invested in a vineyard in the mountains of Yunnan province. Read More

This September, the LVMH-owned champagne brand Moët & Chandon will kick off a host of events in China, leading up to a Great Wall fly-by of the cork-shaped "Spirit of 1743" hot air balloon and a visit to Shanghai by the Hollywood actress Scarlett Johansson. Read More

A roundup of wine news coming out of China this week, from Moet's new joint venture, which will see China-made bubbly hit the scene in coming years, to suspicious wine sold at a plush restaurant in Guangdong Province. Read More