With untapped potential in China, these distinctive Grenache, Carignan, and Syrah wines are poised to captivate adventurous palates. Could Priorat be China’s next hidden gem? Read More
China
Despite a prolonged slump in China’s wine market, ProWine Shanghai 2024 is set to open on November 12 with a robust lineup, matching last year’s … Read More
Australia's Minister for Trade and Tourism, Don Farrell, visited Treasury Wine Estates' office in Shanghai, in a strong show of force to boost wine cooperation between China and Australia following tariff removal in late March. Read More
China's largest wine producer, Yantai Changyu Pioneer Wine Company Limited has reported a net loss of RMB 2.88 million (US$ 403,864) in its Q3 result, marking the first loss since going public in 2000. Read More
How did Chateau Latour Laguens once hailed as a symbol of China’s bold wine ambitions end up as a bargain on the auction block? Our full story here. Read More
Last week, a live stream hosted by Googut Spirts was taken over by angry former employees demanding overdue wages, blowing its cashflow issue wide in the open. Read More
Beyond the Fruit Bomb: Is Western Australia’s New Wine Frontier the Next Big Hit for Chinese Buyers?
Beyond the Fruit Bomb: Is Western Australia’s New Wine Frontier the Next Big Hit for Chinese Buyers?
With tariffs lifted and interest renewed, could these lesser-known Australian wines from Great Southrn wine region soon be the next big hit in China’s premium wine market? Read More
This free port, with zero wine tax, is becoming an important platform for Chinese wines to connect with the global market. Read More
Australian wine exports have reached a three-year high, thanks to the re-entry into its most lucrative market China, according to the latest data released by Wine Australia. However, the trade association also cautions if the growth can sustain. Read More
The shift toward budget-friendly wine has fueled the success of low-cost options like Aldi’s offerings and Saizeriya’s house wines. As Chinese consumers trade down, some industry experts believe this trend could actually broaden wine’s appeal in the market, making it more accessible than ever. Could affordable bottles spark the next wave of wine culture in China? Find out how the market is evolving. Read More