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What might Trump’s “Liberation Day” mean for the local industry?
From fuel to fancy cars and a cold one at the pub,there are some vices – and necessities – that are carrying an extra cost.
The size of Donald Trump’s proposed tariff on European booze is big enough to stop trade in its tracks,but it could be good news for the owner of Penfolds Grange.
Why do some of Australia’s gnarliest grapevines come from older,purer stock than France’s finest?
Wolf Blass,Lindemans,Yellowglen and Blossom Hill were on the chopping block – but failing to find a buyer at the right price,Treasury Wine will keep them.
With Beijing tariffs gone,the Year of the Snake is a lucrative window of opportunity for Australian alcohol producers looking to catch the eye of Chinese consumers.
The exam is notoriously difficult. The preparation excruciating,even if it involves tasting amazing wine. But this wunderkind traded in a six-figure salary to learn how to make his own drop.
China has become a catastrophe for global winemakers,but Aussie vintners think they can buck the trend.
Between 2008 and 2014 Chinese investors bought up dozens of Bordeaux estates and gave them new names like Imperial Rabbit or Gold Rabbit. Then everything changed.