Launched in South Australia to critical acclaim in April 2005, WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine is the publication for the Australian wine industry with readers throughout the world. Published bimonthly and available in print and digital, WBM covers the issues that matter. Now celebrating 20 years in print!
The Week That Was newsletter stops the Australian wine industry in its tracks each week with news and views about the issues that matter. Wine industry news – but not as you know it – The Week That Was is the little sister to our beautiful printed publication WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. Sign up, pour yourself a Pinot and find out everything you need to know about the wine industry in 15 easy minutes. Savoured by the who’s who of wine in Australia and in 38 other countries. Now in its 19th vintage, The Week That Was is supported by Australia’s leading wine suppliers.
Maxwell Wines in McLaren Vale buys Fox Creek. The sale does not include the cellar door. Pic: Fox Creek. @maxwellwines @foxcreekwines Story on the site. #wine #McLarenVale
“Don’t say goodbye - say see you later.” - Mickey Kumatpi O’Brien. #kaurnacountry WBM - Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. Since 2005. #20years. Proud Media Partner of the 19th Australian Wine Industry Technical Conference. Safe travels. See you next time. @the_awitc #WBM #TWTW #TheWeekThatWas #wine #community #adelaide
Just another day at the 19th Australian Wine Industry Technical Conference. Bec Hopkins with the extremely scary Phylloxera Phil. @the_awitc @vinehealthaustralia @winetech_au #Adelaide #AWITC19. #wine #bugs #yellow #ChrisDarling #Phil
There were cheers and tears at the National Wine Centre in Adelaide on Saturday night when the industry came together to celebrate 10 years of Australian Women in Wine. A mighty effort by the driving force behind it all – Jane Thomson OAM who has stepped down as chair. She received a standing ovation 👏👏. Full story on our site. @itsjanethomson @australianwomeninwine #WomeninWine #Wine #Industry #10Years #Australianwine
See Saw Wine Marge Orange 2023 scores 92 points from Mike Bennie in WBM. “A Pinot Noir and Gamay blend of liveliness and drinkability. Crunchy texture up front, raspberry and blood orange in the mix, a touch of tart-sweet red berry fruitiness to finish and a flourish of green herbs and cinnamon spice. It feels energetic and ready to be drunk with a good chill. Does the trick.” $35. @seesawwine @orangewineregion #Marge #Orange #liveliness #drinkability #energetic #92 🙌🙌
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