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Australia’s most exported wine brand, Yellow Tail, has launched its Chile-made Yellow Tail range for the Chinese market this month to sidestep China’s punishing tariffs on Australian wine, the company has told Vino Joy News.
Champagne exports to China last year have hit record levels since 2018, and here’s why.
Lin Liu MW has set herself out and wows to be an independent voice to guide Chinese wine consumers. Will she be the next Robert Parker for China?
When China’s wine market was hit by low consumption and imports during the pandemic in 2021, the country’s biggest winery Changyu had its best year yet by revising its sales strategy and promoting its domestic premium brands.
The Gongbei Customs in Shenzhen has busted a Macau driver smuggling 12 bottles of Hennessy X.O in his modified car stereo system..
Latest China Customs data shows the continual decline of China’s wine imports, as the ‘zero covid policy’ upheld by the country with 52 million wine drinkers continues to weigh down on demand.
Business in Puyang city in eastern China’s Henan province will be a sober affair from now on.
The world’s biggest luxury group LVMH has reported strong growth in the first quarter of 2022 but its wine and spirits business was hampered by global supply constraints.
To capture Chinese drinkers’ hearts, AM vineyards, a winery from the Cape, is producing wines specifically tailored to “meet the needs of the Chinese palate,” it has announced.
Telford Shanghai has sealed a deal with California’s wine giant E&J Gallo to become the sole importer for two of its top selling volume brands, Carlo Rossi and Dark Horse, in mainland China.