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Take a look at what Nick Justice from Paringa Estate said in the latest edition of WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine.
This appeared in our Pressing On (II) feature, reasons for optimism.
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@paringaestate @morningtonpeninsulawine
Welland Barossa Valley & Valley Shiraz 2024 has scored 93 points in WBM.
Swipe to see what Tyson Stelzer thought about it!
@wellandwinesbarossa @barossawines #Shiraz #bright #freshness #detail #impressive
Purple Soul Muses McLaren Vale Collection Shiraz 2025 scores 93 points from Mike Bennie in WBM.
Here’s what he had to say about it.
@purplesoulwines @mclaren_vale #deep #rich #warming
“In the time it takes you to read this article there is a pretty good chance that more than one family is planning out their weekend. One of them types into ChatGPT,Claude, Gemini or their LLM of choice: “Best cellar doors in the Barossa [insert your region here] with lunch, child and dog-friendly.” Three seconds later they have five names, opening hours and a rough itinerary. They never open Google. They never see your website.”
Find out what Dave Brookes says about appealing to AI in the latest edition of WBM.
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Here’s what Tom Ward from Swinging Bridge Estate had to say in the latest issue of WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine.
A positive insight!
#Reasonsforoptimism
@twardorange @swingingbridgewines @orangewineregion
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