Treasury Wine Estates has confirmed to Vino Joy News that it is bottling its popular Penfolds Max's in China and the range will be launched this month for Chinese New Year. Read More
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The Australian wine giant Treasury Wine Estates (TWE)’s plan to make Chinese Penfolds to bypass China’s punitive tariffs on Australian wine was met with doubts and skepticism from Chinese analysts and industry insiders, in a recent article published by state-owned media. Read More
Penfolds, the Australian flagship brand from Treasury Wine Estates, is now joining the emerging non-fungible token (NFT) trend by launching its first NFT. Read More
Penfolds, the Australian flagship brand from Treasury Wine Estates, has announced the final release of its ultra premium "g" series trio - g5 - blending five vintages of Granges, following the launch of Penfolds g3 and g4 in 2017 and 2020 respectively. Read More
Penfolds has launched two superblends expanding its premium portfolio that included Grange, G4 and Quantum from its American wine collection. Read More
Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (TWE) today announced it was joining the RE100 global renewable power initiative as part of the premium wine company’s commitment to switch to 100% renewable electricity by 2024 across its global operations. Read More
Treasury Wine Estates has announced that Penfolds 2018 Bin 169 Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon is to be distributed through the historic global distribution network La Place de Bordeaux. Read More
In launching Treasury Wine Estates' bold California Collection in Hong Kong, the Australian wine giant hints at pushing the envelop further by adding a white wine and Bordeaux Cabernet to its range, as it diversifies its global offerings. Read More
A single bottle of Penfolds Grange with its founding winemaker Max Schubert's signage has set a new world record price for any Australian wines sold at auction, fetching a whopping AU$142,131. Read More
Authorities in Shenzhen seized over 4,000 bottles of fine wines including Lafite, Mouton and Penfolds 707 and other high-value products worth more than RMB 18 million (US$ 2.31 million), as smugglers scurried to ferry the goods from tax-free Hong Kong to the mainland. Read More