Saturday 25 July 2026 in Adelaide Hills, News, Viticulture

Vines pulled as wine industry looks to the future

The Australian viticultural landscape is changing rapidly as wine producers and grapegrowers look beyond the…
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Thursday 23 July 2026 in China, Exports, News

Is Australian wine ‘roaring back’ into China?

Is Australian wine roaring back into China after several years in the wilderness? Vino Joy…
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Thursday 23 July 2026 in Event, News, Wine Suppliers

Wine Summit needs ‘everyone in the same room’

The Wine Industry Impact Summit will be held at the National Wine Centre in Adelaide…
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Thursday 23 July 2026 in Grapegrowing, News, Wine Industry

Working together for stronger vineyard data

Wine Australia and Vinehealth Australia are co-investing to modernise South Australia’s Vinehealth Vineyard Register and…
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Exports

Exports

Metala Wines making inroads in India

Langhorne Creek family winery Metala is steadily growing exports to India with distribution in eight…
Exports

Demand surges for premium Australian wine in Canada

Canada is emerging as a ray of sunshine for Australian wine exporters, with importers pointing…
China

Chinese wine buyers savour South Australia

A group of 11 influential importers and buyers from China and Hong Kong visited South…

Marketing

Marketing

Welcome to the House of Winefluence

Social Soup, Australia and New Zealand’s community-driven influence company, has launched Australia’s first wine creator…
Letter

Aussie wine marketing campaign ‘has no soul’

A WBM reader responds to the Wine Australia marketing campaign – 'We Make A Wine…
Marketing

Pop goes the Poco Vino wine range

Poco Vino – the small-format bottles of wine launched by Australian Vintage Ltd (AVG) late…

Winemaking

Grapegrowing

Winegrapes Australia secures global B Corp status

Winegrapes Australia has achieved B Corp Certification, adding a whole-of-business benchmark to its existing Sustainable…
McLaren Vale

Chapel Hill winemaker Michael Fragos departs

Chapel Hill chief winemaker Michael Fragos has left the business, Endeavour Group confirmed today. The…
News

Wine industry mourns death of Sam Neill

The Australian and New Zealand wine industry is mourning the loss of Sam Neill OBE.…
Australia’s number 1 winery refuses to stand still. Yarra Yering’s general manager, Sarah Crowe reports in WBM, “What’s staying is commitment to the cause! Wine quality first, everything else after that.” Read the full 19-page article, featuring words from some of the most influential people in Australian wine in the latest edition of WBM. @sarah.scarecrow @yarra_yering #WBM #Wine #Australianwine
Apogee Tasmania Alto Pinot Noir 2024 scores 94 points from Mike Bennie. “Elegant and finely detailed, this is another stellar release offering up red cherry, dried cranberry and subtle, woody spice notes threaded through a silky frame and a dash of dried herbs for good measure. The palate carries freshness, persistence and a savoury nuance within ribs of silty tannin. A delicate wine, a softly spoken Pinot Noir of refinement and grace. Master at work.” $75. @apogeetasmania @winetasmania @mikebennie101 #elegant #detailed ☺️☺️
Penfolds Superblend 802.B 2022 scores 97 points from Tyson Stelzer. “Penfolds’ first Superblend release since the inaugural 2018 represents a powerful and confidently structured wine engineered for the long haul. The ‘B’ edition is co-matured (unusual for Penfolds) in new and used French oak hogsheads, bringing a wonderful synergy to Cabernet (69 percent) and Shiraz. A classic core of Cabernet blackcurrant and Shiraz blueberry is wrapped in deep folds of dark chocolate oak. Fine tannins deliver tremendous structure and enormous endurance.” $900. @penfolds @tyson_stelzer #powerful #structure #endurance 👏
Stevie is a robotic product digitisation system gaining a foothold in South Australia’s wine industry and challenging long-held assumptions about how wine businesses present themselves to the market. Read the full story of robotics reshaping the business of wine in the latest edition of WBM. #WBM #Wine #Robot

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