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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Wednesday 25 March 2026 in European Union, Exports, News

Added benefits of new Wine Agreement with EU

Australian wine exporters can look forward to added benefits from a proposed new Wine Agreement…
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Tuesday 24 March 2026 in Europe, European Union, Exports, FTA, News

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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Tuesday 24 March 2026 in News, Prosecco

Prosecco winemakers pop corks over EU pact

The Brown Family Wine Group is among Prosecco makers in Australia celebrating the Free Trade…
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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…
Europe

Australian winemakers can use Prosecco under EU agreement

Australian winemakers will be able to keep using the name 'Prosecco' for domestic wine sales…

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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…
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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,…

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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…

Mount Horrocks Clare Valley Nero d’Avola 2023 scores 93 points from Tyson Stelzer in WBM. “From vines now 15 years of age, Stephanie Toole’s Nero is more effortless and graceful than ever in the cool and classic 2023 season. I love its pure red cherry and cranberry fruits, its rose petal lift, its limestone-fine tannins and its tangy, driving acidity.” $48. @mounthorrocks @clarevalleywine #effortless #graceful #pure #93 ❤️🙌

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Mount Horrocks Clare Valley Nero d’Avola 2023 scores 93 points from Tyson Stelzer in WBM. “From vines now 15 years of age, Stephanie Toole’s Nero is more effortless and graceful than ever in the cool and classic 2023 season. I love its pure red cherry and cranberry fruits, its rose petal lift, its limestone-fine tannins and its tangy, driving acidity.” $48. @mounthorrocks @clarevalleywine #effortless #graceful #pure #93 ❤️🙌

Wine Australia cancels the export licence held by Private Label Services Pty Ltd (trading as CoLab Wines). Story on the WBM website. #wineindustry #wine

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Wine Australia cancels the export licence held by Private Label Services Pty Ltd (trading as CoLab Wines). Story on the WBM website. #wineindustry #wine

Soul Growers Serendipitous Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir 2024 scores 93 points from Mike Bennie in WBM. “A good times Pinot Noir with a sweet core yet requisite savouriness to balance things out. Peppery, herbal lift, touches of pan drippings, some truffle and white mushrooms, dark cherry the mainstay and a touch of blackcurrant too. There’s good flavour and a sense of calm and pleasing softness here. Go forth!” $45. @soulgrowerswines @adelaidehillswine #AdelaideHills #calm #pleasing #softness 🙌

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Soul Growers Serendipitous Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir 2024 scores 93 points from Mike Bennie in WBM. “A good times Pinot Noir with a sweet core yet requisite savouriness to balance things out. Peppery, herbal lift, touches of pan drippings, some truffle and white mushrooms, dark cherry the mainstay and a touch of blackcurrant too. There’s good flavour and a sense of calm and pleasing softness here. Go forth!” $45. @soulgrowerswines @adelaidehillswine #AdelaideHills #calm #pleasing #softness 🙌

In the latest edition of WBM, Dan Traucki reports on Chinese wines which are having an increasing presence in Australia. WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine is available in print or digital. Click the link in our bio to subscribe. @dandawineman #Wine #Varieties #ChineseWine – Celebrating 20 years of family business!

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In the latest edition of WBM, Dan Traucki reports on Chinese wines which are having an increasing presence in Australia. WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine is available in print or digital. Click the link in our bio to subscribe. @dandawineman #Wine #Varieties #ChineseWine – Celebrating 20 years of family business!

Tarac Technologies in the Barossa Valley to be put up for sale as a going concern. The company - established in 1930 - says the sale is in response to “structural changes to our key markets”. Story on the WBM site. #wine #wineindustrynews #WBM

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Tarac Technologies in the Barossa Valley to be put up for sale as a going concern. The company - established in 1930 - says the sale is in response to “structural changes to our key markets”. Story on the WBM site. #wine #wineindustrynews #WBM

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