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Capital The Ambassador Tempranillo 2024 has scored 93 points in WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine.
Here’s what Mike Bennie thought about it!
@capitalwines #Tempranillo #freshness #good #character
Mecklen Old Vine Barossa Valley Grenache 2024 scores 94 points from Tyson Stelzer.
Have a look at what Tyson had to say about it in WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine.
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@mecklenwinesbarossa @barossawines #Grenache #BarossaValley #long #delicious
The launch of The Australian Ark Foundation. Such a great idea and a positive development for the Australian wine community. Story on the WBM site. #australia #finewine #oldvines Pix: Andrew Caillard, Angus Hughson and Louisa Rose.
Introducing the newest addition to the WBM website, Mergers & Acquisitions.
The Wolf Blass Foundation has produced this historical record of sales, mergers and takeovers in the Australian wine industry from 1961 to 2026.
This is a compelling record of the evolution and transition of the Australian wine industry over the past 66 years.
WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine has EXCLUSIVE access to this report and can be found under “History” on the WBM site.
Special thanks to The Wolf Blass Foundation and Peter Perrin for putting this document together.
Mergers & Aquisitions is LIVE NOW!
Check it out here: https://wbmonline.com.au/wolf-blass-foundation/
@wolfblassgmhahndorf @wolfblasswines #Wine #Mergers #Acquisitions #Australia
It may not be an official vine pull, but vines are now coming out in most wine regions.
Australia’s 2026 winegrape crush fell to 1.27 million tonnes – its smallest since 2000 – but the reduced national cropdid not result in stronger grape prices, according to Wine Australia’s National Vintage Report 2026.
Read the full WBM Magazine article in our latest edition.
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