Launched in Adelaide in 2005, WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine – is the leading and most authoritative publication in the wine industry. Published bimonthly and available in print and digital, WBM covers the wine news that matters including marketing, sales, exports, business strategy, winemaking and grapegrowing.
The Week That Was newsletter stops the Australian wine industry in its tracks each week with news and views about all the issues that matter. Wine industry news – but not as you know it – The Week That Was is the little sister to our beautiful printed publication WBM – Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. Sign up, pour yourself a Pinot and find out everything you need to know about the wine industry in 15 minutes. Read by the who’s who of wine in Australia and in 38 other countries. Now in its 18th vintage, The Week That Was is supported by Australia’s leading wine suppliers.
Robert Hill-Smith, Louisa Rose and Jess Hill-Smith and team were out planting trees today at the ‘Signature Vineyard’ in the Barossa. Sunday marks an incredible milestone - 175 years of family winemaking. Here at WBM we are in awe of this achievement. Thank you on behalf of the Australian wine industry. @yalumbawine @hillsmithfamilyestates #175 #wine #barossa Special edition magnum coming. Full story on the site.
Affinity Labs named Wine Supplier of the Year at the WISA Wine Industry Impact Awards last night. Full list of winners on the WBM site. @wisainc Hosted by WBM features writer Katie Spain. @katiespainwrites #wine #wineindustry #winebusiness Pix @macmahonimages
Andrew Caillard MW - author of The Australian Ark - wins the Wine Communicator Trophy at the 2025 International Wine and Spirit Competition. Story on the WBM site. @theiwsc @andrewcaillardmw #wine #communication @theaustralianark
Be first, be smarter… another great must-read column by David LeMire MW in WBM - Australia’s Wine Business Magazine. “The wineries and distributors who have been first have an enduring advantage, and there are many ways in which businesses can be first. The key step is to translate the first mover advantage into a lasting, value maximising, unique proposition.” Photo: Yalumba @yalumbawine @dlemiremw #WBM Proudly independent and family owned. Since 2005. Subscribe now. #winemarketing #sellingwine
Nausicaa Charrier has been appointed marketing director of Moet Hennessy Australia New Zealand. Story on the WBM site. @moethennessy @moetchandon @veuveclicquot @krugchampagne @chandonaus @cloudybay #wine #winebusiness #luxury #WBM
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