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Wine export gap after Chile quake
07 Mar 10 | AT the risk of insensitivity, the earthquake that has affected Chile's previously robust wine industry has provided a rare glimmer of opportunity for an Australian sector that mostly has gone backwards.   | No sour grapes in the vineyard ...Visit Stock & Land | CSIRO details ag climate change ... | VIDEO: ABARE Outlook - what did you ...
Outlook '10: Wine facing a bleak future
02 Mar 10 | Wine grape prices will remain low and production will take a four per cent hit in the 2009-10 growing season, according to information released at the ABARE Outlook 2010 conference.   | Outlook '10: Exports to drive ... | Outlook '10: Dollar a burden on ... | AUDIO: Outlook 2010: APVMA in Burke's ...
Wine group plans $15m hotel complex
02 Mar 10 | THE Kamberra Wine Company is planning a $15 million boutique development comprising a hotel, restaurant, pub and mini-brewery for land adjoining its Lyneham headquarters.   | CommentsComments (1)
Woolies pours hope into home-brand wine trend
01 Mar 10 | WOOLWORTHS boss Michael Luscombe has some ominous news for the nation's distressed wine industry: count on supermarket private-label wines capturing a greater slice of the market as shoppers fall in line with overseas trends and warm to home-brand offerings.  | CommentsComments (8) | Winemaker drinks to renewed ... | Foster's wine business fails to ... | VIDEO: Biodynamic milk a winner at SA ...
No sour grapes in the vineyard for Murphy
01 Mar 10 | IT WAS one of Melbourne's most spectacular father-and-son feuds. After 17 years working and squabbling with Dan Murphy in his wine-discounting business, Philip Murphy walked out in the late 1980s and started his own rival wine-retailing empire.  | Aussies lead vineyard innovationVisit Stock & Land
CSIRO details ag climate change challenge
01 Mar 10 | CONSUMERS will need to be educated in new wine varieties because the typical grape style grown in any given region is likely to have to switch because of climate change, warns a book on agriculture's future by 36 scientists.  | CommentsComments (3) | Robust strategy for SA wine ...Visit Stock Journal | Foster's wine business fails to ... | GALLERY: Photos from the NSW property ...
Winemaker drinks to renewed profits
22 Feb 10 | AUSTRALIAN Vintage wines has matched supply with demand to stand out in a troubled industry, writes Julie-anne Sprague.  | National win for Collector ...Visit The Land | Sherry shakes off its age-old ...Visit The Land | VIDEO: Lot feeders dominate Ballarat ...
Foster's wine business fails to intoxicate
22 Feb 10 | FOSTER'S Group is yet to receive a single approach about buying either its wine or beer divisions, chief executive Ian Johnston says.  | CommentsComments (2) | Wine gives Foster's a headache | Casella adds voice to call for ... | GALLERY: Photos from the Diamond Tree ...
Robust strategy for SA wine industry
22 Feb 10 | The South Australian wine industry is joining forces with the State Government to strengthen its position as the nation’s pre-eminent wine producer.  | Aussies lead vineyard innovationVisit Stock Journal | Kit prepares viticulture ...Visit Stock Journal
Barnaby's boots a big cellar seller
19 Feb 10 | ST GEORGE-based Senator Barnaby Joyce is one of a handful of Queensland identities to have been immortalised in a series of commemorative port bottles produced by the Riversands winery.   | CommentsComments (1) | Granite Belt grape picking begins | Aussies lead vineyard innovation
National win for Collector winemaker
15 Feb 10 | THE CANBERRA district is the talk of the wine world after a local red picked up one of the country's most prestigious wine awards.   | Aussies lead vineyard innovationVisit The Land | Sherry shakes off its age-old ...Visit The Land
Sour grapes slash vineyard values
15 Feb 10 | WHEN Foster's Group put a vineyard up for sale next to Danny Gilbert's own rural holding at Tumblong in the eastern Riverina of NSW, he seized the opportunity.  | CommentsComments (1) | Tax sours wine outlook | Wine gives Foster's a headache | GALLERY: Photos from the grape harvest ...
12 Feb 10 | Andrew Birks spent 12 years making a trophy-winning wine in his Wagga Wagga basement. The winemaker's Fino style sherry, a fortified wine, took out the top award in its category at the prestigious Sydney Royal Wine Show.
St George grape harvest not a bad joke
11 Feb 10 | AN IRISHMAN, a Scot and a German walk into a vineyard… No, it’s not the opening line to a joke, rather the start to another typical day of grape picking at David and Alison Blacket’s Riversands winery at St George.
Tax sours wine outlook
03 Feb 10 | THE wine industry association says a single, fixed rate volumetric tax across all alcoholic beverages being recommended by the federal government's tax inquiry would lead to the loss of 12,000 jobs in the sector.   | CommentsComments (2) | Wineries raise their glasses to ...Visit Stock Journal | Wine delisting a vintage drop | GALLERY: Photos from Olga's big wet
Wine gives Foster's a headache
29 Jan 10 | IT WOULDN'T be surprising for frustrated investors in Foster's Group to complain of a hangover.  | Light wine the latest challenge ... | Foster's warns of grape price cut | AUDIO: Lucy Knight chats with sceptic ...
Light wine the latest challenge for industry
26 Jan 10 | DIET-conscious Australians are driving a new trend towards lower-alcohol wines, which are soaring in popularity.   | Exporters target the grape wall ... | Gripes aplenty amid wine glut | VIDEO: Message from the NSW Farmers ...
Wineries raise their glasses to super mulch
25 Jan 10 | AMID nation-wide calls for thousands of hectares of vineyards to be uprooted to resolve the wine glut, some Canberra district wineries are turning to carbon sequestration in the hope they'll not only help save the planet, but improve the quality of their grapes.
Wine delisting a vintage drop
20 Jan 10 | EFFORTS by the star-studded board of winemaker Cheviot Bridge to remove its shares from the stock exchange have produced some sour grapes among investors.   | Casella adds voice to call for ... | Vineyard sale cheers sector | GALLERY: New photos from the Victorian ...
Illegal grapes stopped at mail centre
19 Jan 10 | The State Government has issued a stern warning to not bring fruit and vegetables into South Australia, after a Queensland horticulturalist was fined for illegally sending grapes to SA.  | CommentsComments (2) | Murray Darling Basin funding ...Visit Stock Journal | Allocations stay at 48pcVisit Stock Journal
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