Written by Ziena Shankar Did you know, humankind has been drinking wine for almost 10,000 years now? In those years, there have been many different food pairings made to make the experience of drinking wine all the more enjoyable.… Read More »What are the best food and wine pairings?
One of the good things that has happened over the last year during the pandemic has beenn the massive surge in digital e-commerce. Consumer buying behaviour has completely changed and this has forced the wine industry to focus on digital… Read More »Digital wine sales are booming and now is the time to embrace it
Fancy a classy French cocktail? Written by Miriam Laurovics What is Kir? Kir pronounced as ke-a is a popular light French cocktail called crème de cassis. Essentially, it is a syrupy blackcurrant liqueur that acts as a thick dark sweetener… Read More »Kir French Cocktail
Did you know flowers grow on grapevines? Written by Miriam Laurovics Photo credit: Lumn Pexels Grape growers and winemakers closely monitor and hang on tight as the flowering phase of their vineyards begin. Spring is a grapes best friend as… Read More »Bloom to berry: Grape flowers
Written by Qingrui Song How sweet wines are made? When you drink sweet wine, have you ever wondered where these different sweet tastes come from? It seems that every sweet wine has its own unique style of sweetness. But why?… Read More »How sweet wines are made?
36 billion bottles of wine are produced each year, and 65-80 per cent are closed with cork. So why are so many wineries using cork?
New Australian technology to help prevent trillion dollar losses in wine industry A new Australian-developed technology suite called eBottli has launched, with the potential to defend our wine export industry against the booming global trade in counterfeit wines. EBottli delivers… Read More »New Australian technology to help prevent trillion-dollar losses in the wine industry
The Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China reported that “anti-dumping measures on some Australian wine imports from 28th March 2021 for five years”. This means that Australian wines cannot consider China as a significant export market anylonger.… Read More »The loss of China as a significant export market for Australian wines
One of the good things that has happened over the last year during the pandemic has beenn the massive surge in digital e-commerce. Consumer buying behaviour has completely changed and this has forced the wine industry to focus on digital… Read More »Digital wine sales are booming and now is the time to embrace it
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