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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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Saturday 27 April 2024 in Melbourne, News, Obituary

Melbourne wine culture owes a lot to Roy Moorfield

Jeni Port pays tribute to prominent Melbourne wine identity Roy Moorfield who died recently.  …
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Friday 26 April 2024 in DTC Sales, Marketing, News, Wine Clubs

Wine clubs: true believers one and all

The retail shelves have never been more competitive – which means a well-run wine club…
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Monday 22 April 2024 in Barossa, Grapegrowing, News, TWE

TWE installs $1 million canopy to protect luxury Barossa grapes

Treasury Wine Estates’ Koonunga Hill vineyard in the Barossa Valley is at the heart of…
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Matthew Deller MW, CEO of Wirra Wirra Vineyards, ponders the renewed opportunity in China –…
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Warren Randall: “Here we go again”

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SA Shiraz showcased in Bordeaux

South Australian Shiraz is being showcased at the iconic La Cité du Vin wine museum…
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Wine clubs: true believers one and all

The retail shelves have never been more competitive – which means a well-run wine club…
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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…
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‘Hacking the Future of Shiraz’

Inkwell Wines in McLaren Vale is offering one tonne of Shiraz to five lucky winemakers…
It’s 96 points from Mike Bennie for Brokenwood Tallawanta Vineyard Hunter Valley Semillon 2019. “The famed Tallawanta Vineyard delivering a sleek and compact, light and delicate, pure and energetic Semillon. It’s fragrant, gently so, showing off jasmine floral characters, pure lemon juice, a touch of dill herbal lift and some faint sea spray characters. The palate shows some more depth, faint honeyed notes, some lanolin, but again, lemon, pure and fine, racy acidity and a long finish with some barely there sugared almond character. Beautiful wine.” @brokenwoodwines #HunterValley #pure #energetic #floral #beautiful #Semillon #wine
Measuring digital performance is essential, but with an overwhelming amount of data at your fingertips, it’s hard to know which metrics truly drive success. Don’t miss Tash Stoodley’s latest column in WBM - Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. @tashstoodley @savvycomms #digital #performance #WBM #wine Knowledge is power. Subscribe to WBM today.
Pewsey Vale 1961 Block Eden Valley Riesling 2022 scores 95 points from Tyson Stelzer. “At more than 60 years of age, there is a resolute confidence to these grand old Pewsey vines, infused in a core of impressive fruit concentration and definition. The  marvellous, cool 2022 season infuses a tension and brightness while a year-and-a-half of maturity draws out subtle complexity of toast and preserved lemon. The essence of Pewsey, captivating from the outset, yet infused with enduring promise for decades to come.” $35. @pewseyvalevineyard #EdenValley #Riesling #captivating #tension #brightness #wine
Yalumba The Tri-Centenary Barossa Grenache 2021 scores 96 points from Tyson Stelzer in WBM. “The glorious essence of Grenache and a grand tribute to 820 bush vines planted in Vine Vale in 1889, this is a wine that has elevated in the wonderful 2021 season, preserved in all its magnificent detail under screwcap for the first time. Its fragrance is captivating, its whole bunch complexity impeccable, its fine-boned texture enthralling and its persistence haunting. Yalumba’s heritage with Grenache is approaching two centuries and this wine epitomises its greatness.” $65. @yalumbawine #Barossa #Grenache #enthralling #complexity #175years
On a hot day in February, Riverland grapegrowers let off a lot of steam at an emotion-charged town meeting in Barmera. It was one of a series of events and developments that are reshaping the Australian wine industry. Anthony Madigan reports. One of many great articles in the current issue of WBM - Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. Subscribe now. #Barmera #Riverland #wine #grapegrowers

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