UK boom, China bust drives bulk wine export surge

Booming exports of bulk wine into the UK and Europe are helping prop up the Australian industry that is scrambling to find new avenues for wine after Chinese tariffs of more than 200 per cent introduced last November threatened to cripple bottled shipments.

GM crops yet to impact wine industry

The lifting of a moratorium on genetically modified crops in South Australia late last year is yet to impact the state’s wine industry despite concerns the rule change could cost millions in lost exports.

The solar panels on the car park at Pernod Ricard in the Barossa.

Wineries awarded for commitment to the environment

From wastewater innovation to solar panels in unusual places, South Australian wineries are leading the way to a more sustainable future.

Wine reviews: Embracing the future at Sevenhill Cellars

What do you do when history is your greatest asset but the need to modernise the business is undeniable? One of South Australia’s first wineries has decided it’s time to embrace the future.

Guest winemakers to again put Langhorne Creek grapes in a glass of their own

A unique wine project that gifts Langhorne Creek grapes to emerging winemakers to produce bespoke drops will be back in 2022 following a successful debut in 2020.

Interstate raiders dominate Royal Adelaide Wine Show

A Tasmanian pinot noir has taken out the top trophy and Western Australia’s Margaret River was the most successful region at today’s Royal Adelaide Wine Show – an event usually dominated by South Australian reds.