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De Bortoli replaces Penfolds as official Melbourne Cup Carnival partner
Australian winemaker De Bortoli Wines has announced a new partnership with Victoria Racing Club (VRC) which will see the family-owned producer become the official wine partner of the VRC and Melbourne Cup Carnival.
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“Neo-classic” Chardonnay crowned Victoria’s top wine
The 2023 A.Rodda Baxendale Chardonnay from the King Valley has been awarded the Victorian Premier’s Trophy.
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Greek grape no basket case in new Clare home
As a wine region blessed with a dry, sunny climate and sheer rugged beauty, it’s no wonder Santorini has become one of Greece’s premier tourism destinations. Few visitors to its busy taverns and restaurants complain when the dramatic views are momentarily interrupted by platters of good food and local wines.
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Giesen launches 0% alcohol spritzes “for the modern drinker”
Giesen Group has launched two non-alcoholic spritzes to the US market— the Giesen 0% Spritz Sauvignon Blanc and Giesen 0% Spritz Rosé.
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Over $100,000 worth of wine auctioned in Sydney, raising funds for Barossa charity
Over 200 bidders gathered at the Crown Sydney last week for the 10th anniversary edition of the Barossa Live Auction, where $109,020 worth of wine from the country’s most renowned wine region was sold under the hammer. The auction is a bi-annual event hosted by fine wine destination Langtons, and a portion of profits from the evening will be donated to The Barossa Australia Well-Being Fund by Foundation Barossa.
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Japanese trade professionals welcomed to Australian wine regions
Wine Australia recently hosted an inbound visit from five Japanese on-premise professionals as part of its ongoing efforts to grow the profile of Australian wine in Japan.
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Grenache wins top trophy for first time in National Wine Show’s 50-year history
An “incredibly beautiful” Grenache from a small vineyard in South Australia’s McLaren Vale has taken out the top award in the National Wine Show of Australia, the first time the variety has won in the show’s 50-year history.
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SA wine features on Japan’s largest e-commerce platform
South Australian businesses will have access to millions of new customers through a state government partnership with e-commerce giant Rakuten—known as the “Amazon of Japan”.
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Passing the baton: a new generation takes the reins at Jim Barry Wines
Jim Barry Wines has announced its succession plan, with the third generation of the Barry family set to take over the reins of the business.
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“Wine Olympics” returns to China as international expo opens
The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles (CMB)—dubbed the “Wine Olympics”—has returned to China after seven years, coinciding with the Fifth China (Ningxia) International Wine Culture and Tourism Expo, which opened on Monday in Yinchuan, the capital of northwest China’s Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.
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TWE files patents for its NoLo technology, opens $15 million Barossa facility
Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has unveiled a new $15 million in-house facility dedicated to ‘low and no’ (NoLo) alcohol wine production in the Barossa Valley.
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Pricing review opened for Queensland container refund scheme
Queensland’s container refund scheme is reviewing its pricing framework to make participation in the recycling program easier for beverage manufacturers.
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Creating a moment for Australian wine: “We make a wine for that.”
The Australian grape and wine sector is being called to rally behind a new message reframing how domestic consumers connect with Australian wine.
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SA wine leaders head to world’s largest trade show
A delegation of South Australia’s high-profile CEOs are headed to the world’s largest trade show in Japan this week, including representatives from Vinarchy, South Australian Wine Industry Association, and Wirra Wirra, lead by the state’s Trade and Investment Minister Joe Szakacs.
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Entries open for the 2025 SAWIA Excellence Awards
The South Australian Wine Industry Association (SAWIA) has announced that entries are now open for the 2025 SAWIA Excellence Awards, which recognise outstanding achievements in environmental sustainability and workplace health and safety.
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Smart strategies show sustainable profit promise in Yarra and King Valleys
More than 140 growers and industry professionals gathered this week in the Yarra Valley and King Valley for Wine Victoria’s latest field days, focused on exploring smart strategies for sustainable profits. Delivered in partnership with Wine Network Consulting, the events spotlighted cutting-edge technologies and viticultural strategies designed to improve efficiency, reduce input costs, and boost sustainability across vineyard operations.
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