Thursday 17 September 2026 in Coonawarra, News, Winemaking

Landmark wine dinner to relaunch Rouge Homme

Redman is hosting a dinner to celebrate the first release of Rouge Homme – a…
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Thursday 17 September 2026 in News, Riverland, Wine Shows

Riverland wine trophies: Ricca Terra keeps racking them up

Ricca Terra won five trophies at the 2026 Riverland Wine Show including Best Single Vineyard…
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Wednesday 16 September 2026 in News, Yarra Valley

Mac Forbes Wines goes into administration

Mac Forbes Wines in the Yarra Valley – one of Australia's best wineries for more…
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Wednesday 16 September 2026 in Letter, News, NSW

Excellence is already here: the case for NSW wine

David Cumming from Define Wine responds to David LeMire MW's column in WBM – Australia's…
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Viticulture

Exports

Exports

Metala Wines making inroads in India

Langhorne Creek family winery Metala is steadily growing exports to India with distribution in eight…
Exports

Demand surges for premium Australian wine in Canada

Canada is emerging as a ray of sunshine for Australian wine exporters, with importers pointing…
China

Chinese wine buyers savour South Australia

A group of 11 influential importers and buyers from China and Hong Kong visited South…

Marketing

Marketing

Winepro gives small-batch producers a stronger voice

Winepro Australia has created a 'farmers market' for Australian hospitality venues and independent retailers connecting…
Langhorne Creek

From red gum blossoms to bold new wine batches

Bleasdale in Langhorne Creek has launched a new wine range called Stories featuring Fiano, Verdelho,…
Marketing

Responding to the changing dynamics of wine

People in our industry are going through great hardship. One of the great things about…

Winemaking

McLaren Vale

Charlie Seppelt to go full-time at Paralian Wines

Charlie Seppelt, head of bulk operations at the Randall Wine Group, is leaving the company…
News

$109m support package for South Australian wine

The South Australian Government has developed a $109 million wine industry package to support transition,…
Coonawarra

Landmark wine dinner to relaunch Rouge Homme

Redman is hosting a dinner to celebrate the first release of Rouge Homme – a…
“I think we should have a higher market share for local wines in Australia. But we will be better off if we achieve that through excellence in farming, oenology and marketing rather than through asking people to buy local just because it’s local.”

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Appearing in the Pressing On (II) feature, reasons for optimism. 

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