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More than 40 per cent of South Australian wineries experienced a decrease in sales in the 2020-21 financial year as Chinese tariffs, labour shortages and the coronavirus pandemic generated unprecedented challenges to growth, a local wine industry report has found.
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Emergency laws banning food and wine sales at SA wineries, cellar doors and breweries are being wound back, with takeaway orders now being given the green light.
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South Australian wineries are fully reliant on online sales and wholesale distribution after the state’s cellar doors and restaurants were forced to completely close to the public from last night, with the industry flagging more job losses as a result.
Indulge in a little wine tasting as you holiday around the Fleurieu this summer – and why not stop for lunch?
McLaren Vale label, Wines by Geoff Hardy, has a larger share of the Australian wine market in China than of the Australian wine market in Australia thanks to the Chinese philosophy Guanxi.
Philip White takes a tour of the Vales vineyards, where budburst is looming, locals are dreaming of what variety will be the Next Big Thing, and a long-table winery lunch is highly recommended.
Cellar door and mail order sales are driving strong growth for small wineries, the latest survey results published by Wine Australia have found.
