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Xanadu 2023 Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon wins the Prime Minister’s Trophy at the National Wine Show last night. That’s Glenn Goodall and Darren Rathbone with the spoils. Xanadu won the Cabernet Trophy for the 10th time in 13 years. See all the trophy winners on the WBM website. #wine #wineindustry #margaretriver
Robert Hill-Smith and his family have purchased the share of the wine company owned by his brother and co-partner Sam Hill-Smith to become outright owners of Hill-Smith Family Estates. Story on the WBM site. #yalumba #wineindustry #wine #commitment #winebusiness
The joy in this photo… Young Gun of Wine smiles. Well done Rory Kent on 20 years of spreading the love. @younggunofwine Winners list on the WBM site. #wineindustry #wine #joy #love ❤️
Treasury Wine Estates is to focus on ‘Power Brands’ and ‘Regional Heroes’. The company will reduce its portfolio of 76 brands to less than 30 over time. Full story on the WBM site. #wineindustry #wbm #twtw #wine
Endeavour Group to sell Chapel Hill winery, cellar door and vineyards in McLaren Vale. It is retaining the brand. Production will shift to Dorrien Estate in the Barossa. Riddoch Coonawarra and Krondorf Barossa vineyards will be sold. The Oakridge winery and brand will be sold. Vinpac McLaren Vale to close. The company will reduce its own grape production by 80 percent. See the WBM site for more details. #wineindustry #winebusiness #wbm #twtw
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