Could be time to stop trafficking in herbs.
The Australian wine industry has received its clearest signal yet that it is one step closer to resuming regular trade with what was once its largest market.
After three years,all but one of half a dozen exports caught up in $20 billion in trade strikes by the Chinese government have been given an official reprieve.
Australia’s biggest wine-tasting festival is all about rescuing wine from the pedants,says its founder.
The Australian wine industry is seeking more assistance in finding new markets for wine as the nation grapples with a two-year oversupply.
China’s hefty import duties have inflicted deep scars on the local wine industry and triggered an oversupply that could fill 859 Olympic pools.
Non-alcoholic wine attracts no tax so it should be cheaper than regular wine,right? It’s more complicated than that.
Treasury Wine Estates took a profit hit despite raising prices for several of its brands as demand for budget wines such as 19 Crimes and Wolf Blass faltered.
Wine producers are optimistic China’s wine tariff will be the next to be removed following the backdown on barley,but warn sellers will be cautious about an overreliance on the Chinese market.
Archaic chest-thumping in the far corner.
While couples decide which side they’re on.