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 newsletter stops the Australian wine industry in its tracks each week with news and views about the issues that matter. Wine industry news – but not as you know it – The Week That Was is the little sister to our beautiful printed publication WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. Sign up, pour yourself a Pinot and find out everything you need to know about the wine industry in 15 easy minutes. Savoured by the who’s who of wine in Australia and in 38 other countries. Now in its 19th vintage, The Week That Was is supported by Australia’s leading wine suppliers.
Curtis Family Vineyard Tiberius McLaren Vale Shiraz 2021 scores 94 points in WBM. “
It weighs in at the bolder end of the scale, a fully fledged, muscular red though with balance on its side. There’s lavish oak and subsequent spice however that sits well in the dark, brooding, plush and plummy fruit characters. Sweet spice too, touches of liquorice and black olive. A gravelly tannin riff and a long, chewy, firm finish. Dense and deep, done well.“ $500. @curtisfamilyvineyards @mclaren_vale #dense #deep #done #well #94 ❤️🙌
Visionaries Jeff and Amy Burch from Howard Park awarded the Jack Mann Memorial Medal in Perth today. Story on the WBM site. #WA #MargaretRiver #wine #JackMann Photo Credit: Lauren Trickett.
Old vine, look at my life! The inaugural Best Centenarian Vineyard Wine - The Australian Ark Foundation Trophy - goes to Saltram 2025 Winemakers Selection Semillon. See the list of trophy winners from the Barossa Wine Show on the WBM site now. #barossa #wine #trophies #WBM #neilyoung Photo: Andrew Caillard MW, Jordan Zerk and Alex Mackenzie. Photo credit: John Kruger.
The 2025 Australian winegrape crush is estimated to be 1.57 million tonnes, 160,000 tonnes more than 2024 but still 140,000 tonnes below the 10-year average of 1.71 million tonnes. More on the National Vintage report 2025 by Wine Australia is available in the latest edition of WBM. Available in print or digital at the link in our bio. @wineaustralia #Vintage #2025 #Crush #winegrape #Australia
Your photos could be costing you sales, says digital marketing expert Tash Stoodley in the July/August 2025 edition of WBM. Click the link in our bio to shop. #Images #DigitalMarketing #Wine @tashstoodley
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