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Wynn’s Duo Named 2010 Gourmet Traveller Wine ‘Winemaker of the Year’

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Senior Winemaker Sue Hodder and Viticulturist Allen Jenkins of Wynns Coonawarra Estate last Friday night took out the top gong at the 13th annual Gourmet Traveller WINE’s Winemaker of the Year Awards...

Fair trade alcohol market set to soar

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Fairtrade has surpassed organic as the latest ethical product set for massive growth in the alcohol sector finds Datamonitor. Research from the independent market analyst has revealed the size of Fairtrade...

October 2010 is WA Wine Month

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This October the Wine Industry Association of WA (Inc.) is launching the Inaugural WA Wine Month; an opportunity to celebrate, discover, experience and enjoy local Western Australian wines.In year one...

NSW winery: 1 million bottles sold to Japan’s bullet trains

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A family-owned New South Wales winery has celebrated a milestone – over one million bottles of wine sold to Japan’s Central Japan Railway Company, for use on the famed Japanese bullet trains. NSW...

Australia’s largest-ever offshore trade fair begins in China

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More than 250 companies will take part in Australia’s largest-ever offshore trade promotion at the 7th China International Small and Medium Enterprises Fair (CISMEF) in Guangzhou, South China (Sept 15-18,...

EU-China agreement: no knockoff Champagne and Brie

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EU ministers have formally approved negotiations with the Chinese government to strike a wide-ranging bilateral agreement protecting traditional food manufacturers in Europe and China from illicit copies...

Fosters rejects $2.7 billion private equity bid on Treasury Wines

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Fosters announced yesterday that it has recieved and rejected an unsolicted expression of interest, from an international private equity firm, to acquire its wine business Treasury Wine Estates. The offer...

Western Australian Chardonnay is World’s Best

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Cullen scoops top prize from 10,983 entries in world’s biggest wine show A Western Australian Chardonnay is the world’s best, according to judges at the world’s biggest and most prestigious...

Aussie households continue their love affair with New Zealand wines

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According to the latest consumer research from Nielsen, New Zealand wines are quickly becoming a regular feature in the cellars of Australian households with continued strong volume sales growth for take-home...

Fosters reveals new wine branding

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Fosters has unveiled Treasury Wine Estates, the umbrella branding for its new demerged wine business. “The announcement today does not pre-empt any outcome for our demerger, nor does it represent fundamental...