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 stops the wine industry with news and views about the hot issues. Industry news – but not as you know it – TWTW is the little sister to our beautiful magazine WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. Sign up, pour yourself a Bobo cordial and stay informed about this wonderful industry in 18 easy minutes. Read by the who’s who of wine in Australia and around the world. Now in its 19th vintage, TWTW is supported by the best wine suppliers.
Thailand and Vietnam are key markets for Australian wine in Southeast Asia, with opportunities for category growth. But what makes them tick? Find out in the latest edition of WBM. – Celebrating 20 years of family business!
Pop goes the EU? As part of the FTA Australian winemakers can keep using the name ‘Prosecco’ for domestic wine sales. “We’ll certainly be raising a glass of Australian Prosecco to mark the moment,” says Katherine Brown, luxury portfolio manager of the Brown Family Wine Group. #Wine #Prosecco #Pop — Full story on the WBM site.
The Lane Vineyard Adelaide Hills Sauvignon Blanc scores 92 points from Tyson Stelzer in WBM. “The purity and poise on display here are testimony to the balance and calm in these Balhannah and Lobethal vines at 300-450m elevation, even in the midst of the Adelaide Hills’ driest growing season on record. Pungent concentration of guava, passionfruit and gooseberry are true to the season, but to its credit it never turns broad or flabby, with the vibrancy of cool night acidity holding pose and focus through a long finish.” $25. @thelanevineyard @adelaidehillswine #SauvignonBlanc #balance #calm #92
Wirra Wirra buys acclaimed Trott Vineyard in Blewitt Springs. Thistledown Wines will continue to purchase half of the fruit under a long-term agreement. Pic: Paddy Gilhooly (Thistledown), Anton Groffen (Wirra Wirra), Matthew Deller MW (Wirra Wirra), Emma Wood (Wirra Wirra) and Giles Cooke MW (Thistledown). @wirrawirrawines @thistledownwines @mclaren_vale #McLarenVale #BlewittSprings #wine #wineindustry #mclarenvale
Brokenwood Verona Vineyard Hunter Valley Shiraz 2023 scores 94 points from Tyson Stelzer in WBM. “From 1968 and 2002 plantings directly opposite the fabled Graveyard Vineyard, this is a Hunter Shiraz of black fruit depth and presence. Blackberries, blueberries and black liquorice are accented with sarsaparilla, laced with beautifully fine tannins and vibrant acidity. The decision to shun new oak in favour of one- and two-year-old barrels was astute, upholding the focus resolutely on deep, dark, pure fruit.” $100. @brokenwoodwines @huntervalley.wine @huntervalley #Brokenwood #HunterValley #94 ❤️
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