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Australian wine exports to its most valuable market China has reached all time high in terms of value in the 12 months ended in June, despite a 16% drop in volume, according to the latest figures released by Wine Australia.
Production volume of Australia’s 2019 vintage turned out to be higher than expected despite early predictions warning that the vintage could be the lowest in a decade in the country’s key wine making region Barossa, due to frost, hail and drought.
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Entries are now open for this year’s Wine Australia China Awards, set up to recognize individuals and companies that have made “outstanding contributions to promoting and raising the awareness of Australian wine” in its most valuable market China.
China’s imported wine sector continues to slide with double digit drops in both volume and value in the first four months of the year while Australia overtakes France as the country’s No.1 wine supplier.
Australia’s renowned wine brand Penfolds has unveiled three different Champagnes that it has created in collaboration with family-owned Champagne house Thiénot to mark its 175th anniversary.
Australia’s wine giant Treasury Wine Estates has announced that it has won a legal case against Penfolds’ copycat wine brand Rush Rich in Australia.
Following a successful debut in 2018, the second edition of Shaw + Smith Scholarship program scheduled for 2020 is now open for entries for wine professional.
Australian wine export value to its most profitable market China continues to rise in the 12 months ended in March 2019 despite a 14% drop in volume.