Wine Australia on its long-term plan for industry revival
Staring down the barrel of one of the worst crises to hit the Australian wine industry, local winemakers are desperately ...
Australia reclaims China wine crown, but Chilean Yellow Tail a worry
Less than a year after Beijing removed punitive tariffs, Australia has reclaimed its title as China’s favourite wine producer with sales of $907m, comfortably overtaking second-placed France.
Shedding old skins: Australian wine is getting a snaky makeover for Lunar New Year
Celebrating the new lunar year is often a lively multi-generational family affair: tables will strain under the weight of ...
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Wine Time with Aaron the Wine Guy
Hello Prince Albert! When is the last time you bought a wine from the Australian section? If it was red wine, chances are ...
Low-alcohol red wines taste ‘thin’, but does alcohol content determine depth of flavour?
Low and no-alcohol “wines” are thin and taste nothing like wine that contains alcohol. However, in conventional red wines, ...
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Australian wine exports buoyed by ending of Chinese tariffs
The rest of the world market has seen a decline in exports for Australian wines, overall seeing a 13% drop in value to $1.64bn. Whether the Chinese market will follow this trend will be of concern to ...