Accolade Wines puts two wineries for sale
Australia’s second biggest wine group, Accolade Wines, is putting two of its wineries up for sale as part of the group’s decision to restructure its south Australian operations.
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China slaps up to 212% tariff on Australian wine
China has announced today that it will slap up to 212% temporary anti-dumping tariff on Australian wine exports starting from this Saturday. See the full list of tariffs levied on each Australian company here.
New products in Hong Kong
A flurry of wine releases have landed in Hong Kong in the past month including latest vintages from Champagne Henriot to a flamboyant wine range launched by two Sicilian natives – fashion house Dolce & Gabbana and Donnafugata winery.
St Hallett: the Shiraz, the whole Shiraz, and nothing but Shiraz
Australian winery St Hallett has announced that it will produce nothing but Shiraz in the future, purging all other grape varietals. Rob Geddes MW investigates this new trend.
Accolade acquires historic Katnook Estate Coonawarra
Australian wine group Accolade Wines has purchased the 124-year-old Katnook Estate, as the company pivots to drive premium wine growth.
What does China really want from anti-dumping probe into Australian wine?
What’s really behind China’s anti-dumping probe into Australian wine? Political and economic retaliation or much more?
Robert Foye promoted as CEO of Accolade Wines
Robert Foye has been promoted as CEO of Australia’s second largest wine group, Accolade Wines, less than three months afterContinue Reading
Chinese company buys Accolades’ Australian winery for $10m
A Chinese group has purchased The Knappstein in Clare Valley from Accolade Wines for reportedly AU$15 million (US$10.12 million). TheContinue Reading