Monday 30 March 2026 in Coonawarra, News

Industry comes to aid of respected winemaker

The Australian wine industry has come to the aid of Coonawarra winemaker Sue Bell whose…
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Monday 30 March 2026 in New Appointments, New Zealand, News

New leader for New Zealand Winegrowers

Anishka Jelicich is the new chief executive officer of New Zealand Winegrowers (NZW), commencing at…
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Monday 30 March 2026 in Barossa, News

Barossa wine business Tarac to be put up for sale

Barossa wine business institution Tarac Technologies will be put up for sale as a going…
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Thursday 26 March 2026 in Cellar Door, Letter, News, Selling Wine

Wine, great service and happy customers

Robin Shaw from Wine Tourism Australia responds to an article in WBM newsletter The Week…
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Jacob’s Creek unveils lighter, fresher wines in UK relaunch

Vinarchy is set to reinvigorate the wine aisle in the UK with a bold relaunch…
European Union

Added benefits of new Wine Agreement with EU

Australian wine exporters can look forward to added benefits from a proposed new Wine Agreement…
Europe

EU deal a ‘significant milestone’ says Vinarchy

Vinarchy has welcomed the signing of the Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement, highlighting the strengthened…

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Jacob’s Creek unveils lighter, fresher wines in UK relaunch

Vinarchy is set to reinvigorate the wine aisle in the UK with a bold relaunch…
Marketing

The wine business: when it’s all too much

We can’t be everything to everyone, at every price point. I think a lot of…
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Australian wine in ‘confident showing’ in key markets

Australian wine producers have delivered "a confident showing" across key international markets in recent weeks,…

Winemaking

Adelaide Hills

Shaw + Smith’s first new wine variety for 20 years

Shaw + Smith in the Adelaide Hills has released a Gamay – the first time…
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Winemaker Peter Gago honoured for lifetime achievements

Penfolds chief winemaker Peter Gago AC has been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the…
Barossa

Giant Barossa winery marks million-tonne milestone

Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (TWE) has crushed its millionth tonne of grapes at the Barossa…
Robert Oatley Finisterre Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 scores 92 points from Tyson Stelzer in WBM. “A standout in the Robert Oatley lineup, this is an accurate Wilyabrup Cabernet that captures the elegance of a cool, late harvest in blackcurrant fruit accented with tobacco leaf, cedar and nuances of eucalypt. From vines averaging 20 years of age, a medium-grained tannin profile promises to hold it confidently for the medium term.” $40. @robertoatleywines @margaretriver.wine #Cabernet #Sauvignon #92 ❤️
Ubertas Wild North Barossa Valley Shiraz Cabernet 2021 scores 93 points from Tyson Stelzer in WBM. “A new bargain Barossa blend from a single estate vineyard of 70+ year-old vines that captures the brightness and detail of the great 2021 harvest. The crunchy blueberry, blackberry and satsuma plum fruit of Shiraz is accented with the blackcurrants of 30 percent Cabernet, nicely resolved with two years in French oak barriques. It trumps many Barossa reds at two or three times its price. One for the cellar.” $36. @ubertaswines @barossawines #brightness #detail #93 ❤️
Berton Vineyard High Eden The Bonsai Shiraz 2021 scores 93 points from Mike Bennie. “Dense blackberry, dark chocolate, green olive, twiggy oak and woody spice unfurls with richness and plush texture. The palate is warm but well-shaped, tannins firming the edges and lending a little extra persistence. A classic Barossa Shiraz expression done with gusto in mind but polish and a strong sense of drinkability in its heft.” $60. @bertonvineyards @barossawines #Shiraz #classic ❤️🙌
How will artificial intelligence add value to your wine business? Will it reduce or add complexity? Is it something to embrace or fear? Marc Allgrove finds out with the help of a family member. Read his full article on AI in the latest edition of WBM. @marcallgrove
AFL fans! Gather Round the Munda Wine Bar next week. Just steps from the footbridge to Adelaide Oval, the venue brings together three of Australia’s most exciting First Nations drinks businesses during one of the country’s biggest sporting weekends. Full story on the WBM site. @mundawines @sevenseasonsspirits @gangurru_seltzer #Gatheround #AFL #WineBar

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