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The volume of wine exports to all six of Australia’s biggest customers fell in the 12 months to September 30 despite efforts to find new markets in the wake of crippling China tariffs.
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An exciting newcomer to the Barossa Valley cellar door scene, Brothers at War, has this month launched a venue on the main street of Tanunda, showcasing the bold wines of brothers Angus and Sam Wardlaw.
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SA arts and culture news in brief: New Barossa Contemporary festival launches inaugural program, SA Music Awards nominations open, $20,000 art award recipient announced, Windmill show to raise funds for Afghans, an intensive program for aspiring authors, and a free play spotlighting positive mental health.
A 38-year-old man and his nine-month-old daughter have died after what SA Police suspect to be a “tragic murder-suicide” at the Whispering Wall in the Barossa yesterday.
Wine reviewer Tony Love travels to the tiny Barossa hamlet of Marananga, where you can eat, drink and explore some of South Australia’s finest food and wines.
A Barossa block that is home to the world’s oldest known Mourvèdre vines has been named in a list of the top 10 vineyards in the world by a globally influential wine publication.
South Australian wineries are already looking to cut staff, reduce contracts with grape growers and cancel bottling runs in the wake of harsh tariffs that have halted wine exports to China.
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