Treasury Wine Estates has launched a A$15 million dedicated facility for low- and no-alcohol wine production in South Australia’s Barossa Valley, marking a major investment in the growing global demand for lower-alcohol alternatives. Read More
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While most traditional wine brands focus on heritage, terroir, and winemaking philosophy, Penfolds in China has flipped the script. Read More
Ningxia's Stone & Moon is now offically part of the Treasury Wine Estates family. Read More
Priced from HKD 738 to HKD 3,998 (US$ 94.81 to US$ 513.61), the collection will be available in Hong Kong starting in January. Read More
Established in 2017, how did the young Stone & Moon Winery capture the attention of the Australian giant Treasury Wine Estates (TWE)? Nicolas Billot-Grima, co-founder of Stone & Moon, shared his story.
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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
Robert Foye, CEO of Accolade Wines, Australia’s second-largest wine producer, has announced his departure from the company. Read More
Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has reported a 34.7% increase in sales revenue for its flagship brand, Penfolds, in the Asian market for fiscal year 2024, driven by strong growth in Thailand, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, as well as a recovery in mainland China during the fourth quarter. Read More
Penfolds has introduced its 2024 collection of latest vintage releases in both Beijing and Hong Kong, including a premium release named Bin 180, priced at RMB 7,288 per bottle, surpassing its iconic Grange. Read More
The latest twist in fake Penfolds saga was unexpected: a wine company not only established a “Penfold Family Wine Club” in China but also enlisted a man claiming to be the “seventh-generation heir of the Penfolds family” to endorse their activities. Read More