The HCM City Inspectorate said Thursday it would further investigate a brewery that had been built illegally for possible violations in land use, taxpaying and food safety.
Tag - Beverage
mardi 16 août 2011
HCM City to scrutinise illegally-built brewery
Par Vietnam aujourd'hui le mardi 16 août 2011, 08:32 - News in english
samedi 9 juillet 2011
Bia hoi vs. beer hall : Vietnam's boozy standoff
Par Vietnam aujourd'hui le samedi 9 juillet 2011, 07:16 - News in english
Few visitors leave Hanoi without sluicing copious volumes of watery bia hoi while the distinctive roaring tiger logo of Danang brand La Rue is as ubiquitous an adornment on backpacker T-shirts as the words same-same or a faded photograph of Bob Marley tugging a spliff.
mercredi 29 décembre 2010
Vietnam Agreement for Scotch Whisky
Par Vietnam aujourd'hui le mercredi 29 décembre 2010, 09:14 - News in english
The Scotch Whisky Association has hailed a "hat-trick" of international wins in protecting Scotch whisky as a product that can only be made in Scotland, with another key decision expected early in the new year.
samedi 4 septembre 2010
Vietnam's thirst for beer hard to quench
Par Vietnam aujourd'hui le samedi 4 septembre 2010, 18:58 - News in english
Vietnam's thirst for beer is hard to quench, and a new production line with a capacity for 50,000 bottles an hour is the latest industry attempt to target one of the region's key markets.
mardi 15 septembre 2009
Vietnam brewers fight global giants by popularizing kegs of 'fresh beer'
Par Vietnam aujourd'hui le mardi 15 septembre 2009, 08:45 - News in english
HANOI -- After chasing off cheap Chinese beer competitors a decade ago, Vietnam's state-run brewers are gearing up to fight a new invasion from Western beer brands. One of their secret weapons is a popular, unpasteurized brew called bia hoi that already enjoys a cult following in parts of the country.
lundi 1 juin 2009
French wine grapes thrive in Vietnam's central highlands
Par Vietnam aujourd'hui le lundi 1 juin 2009, 11:55 - News in english
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Caladoc and Syrah (or Shiraz) are among the better known varieties of grapes for making red wine, yet not one of them was grown in Vietnam until French viticulturist Daniel Carsol started planting them in the central highlands early in 2007.
