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Wednesday 1 May 2024 in Barossa, Eden Valley, News

Henschke new releases graced by ‘the nurturer’

Today marks the global release of the 2019 vintage of the Henschke Single Vineyard Release…
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Wednesday 1 May 2024 in Grapegrowing, Industry In Crisis, News, Riverland

Treasury backs push for funds for inland growers

Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) is joining forces with major players in the Australian wine industry…
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Tuesday 30 April 2024 in Business, Exports, News

Hong Kong, NZ and the UK drive export value growth

Australian wine exports declined by one percent in value to $1.88 billion and two percent…
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Monday 29 April 2024 in Marketing, News

SA Shiraz showcased in Bordeaux

South Australian Shiraz is being showcased at the iconic La Cité du Vin wine museum…
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China big news, but don’t forget America

Matthew Deller MW, CEO of Wirra Wirra Vineyards, ponders the renewed opportunity in China –…
Barossa

Warren Randall: “Here we go again”

Steven Trigg, ex-CEO of AFL clubs the Adelaide Crows and Carlton, joined the Randall Wine…
Exports

Wineries in Vietnam trade mission

An 11-winery trade mission to Vietnam from South Australia next week aims to boost sales…

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SA Shiraz showcased in Bordeaux

South Australian Shiraz is being showcased at the iconic La Cité du Vin wine museum…
DTC Sales

Wine clubs: true believers one and all

The retail shelves have never been more competitive – which means a well-run wine club…
Marketing

Creating value for wineries

On a recent visit to Taiwan, I spoke at a wine dinner for some high-end…

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Spreading the message the box rocks

Cask wine producer Ashley Ratcliff from Ricca Terra in the Riverland ponders the green credentials…
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Penfolds pops cork on new Champagne

Penfolds has introduced a new Champagne Cuvée Brut in collaboration with Champagne Thiénot. The Champagne…
McLaren Vale

‘Hacking the Future of Shiraz’

Inkwell Wines in McLaren Vale is offering one tonne of Shiraz to five lucky winemakers…
Moss Wood Margaret River Chardonnay 2022 scores 93 points from Mike Bennie in WBM. “Enticing release of this stalwart Chardonnay, particularly for those seeking a kind of old school, good school feel. Chunky scents of sandalwood, nougat, ripe apple, pineapple, honey-butter toast. The palate rich too, though there’s a course of briny acidity in the mix, an almost granular feel to texture with wood spice sizzling through the green apple, peach and grapefruit. Lush and lovely in its way.” $100. @mosswood #MargaretRiver #Chardonnay #enticing #lush #lovely #wine
Rosabrook Single Vineyard Estate Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 scores 94 points from Mike Bennie. “While there’s concentration here, there’s a sense of elegance and refinement. Classic regional characters abound, cassis, lavender floral lift, bay leaf, sea spray with gentle clove seasoning overlaid. Sleek in the palate, shaped with fine, succulent tannins, a sense of brightness under the potent cassis and herbal inflections. Great length of flavour too. Classy stuff.” $45. @rosabrookwines #MargaretRiver #elegance #refinement #wine #length #flavour #classy
James Halliday AM announces his retirement. Statement on the site. Well played Sir, well played. #legend #wine Pic: James Halliday Grenache Challenge.
Brokenwood Rosato 2023 scores 92 points from Tyson Stelzer. “Sangiovese and Nebbiolo make for a fantastic foundation for rosé, with colour infused through overnight maceration following foot stomping. A touch of old oak fermentation brings subtle texture without interrupting its vibrant red berry tang and beautifully refreshing acid line.“ $30. @brokenwoodwines #vibrant #refreshing #rose
Getting hyper-personal with every customer in low-cost, thoughtful ways is a smart marketing strategy. Why not try something that might give your existing customers goosebumps? Troy Forrest reports in the latest issue of WBM - Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. #marketing #customers #wine

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