Written by Sophie Ling De Fazio was first established in 1864 and has been a family-owned winery for generations. The De Fazio winery traces back to Castagna, located south in Italy, a region which is known for utilising traditional wine… Read More »De Fazio Wines
Written by Sophie Ling A company that was begun in the 1990’s, Lost Wolf Winery regard themselves as a family wine. Wolf Viergever started his career in the packaging industry and making labels. In the 1990’s an opportunity came along… Read More »Lost Wolf Wines
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
Sitting with Richard Dolan, Joint Managing Director of Bec Hardy Wines – overlooking the sun kissed Tipsy Hill vineyard in the Blewitt Springs sub-region of McLaren Vale. Richard and his wife Bec Hardy acquired the pocket-sized vineyard in 2016. Richard is very interested in exploring the feasibility of acquiring more vineyards in the “up… Read More »Bec Hardy Wines
Visiting the Barossa Valley to enjoy some of its magnificent wine is nothing short of a rewarding experience. You’ll stumble across some of the passionate industry workers that never tire to further open your eyes to the wonderful world that is traditional Australian wine. Each drop tells a unique story that the winemaker has expressed from… Read More »Rockford Wines
Written by Daphna Torres At Dewey Station Wines, they believe that there is nothing of greater importance in life than family and this is reflected in the meaning behind their name. Many generations of the Dewey Family men worked in… Read More »Dewey Station Wines
By Rachna Jain Even though the barrel tracking technologies such as QR codes, barcodes and identification labels have been quite popular in the wine sector for a long time, they seem to be under a threat from the radio frequency… Read More »RFID and Wine – The Perfect Pair.
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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