Australian wine had its largest-ever stand at ProWein in Germany from 19 to 21 March, featuring 61 producers, 6 regional booths, an Australian Wine Bar and a suite of master classes.
Australian wineries seeking to enter the world’s largest wine market will have additional support following new investments from the South Australian Department for Trade and Investment, Wine Victoria and Wines of Western Australia into Wine Australia’s US Market Entry Program.
Wine Australia returns to ProWein 2023 in Germany with its largest-ever stand, featuring 61 producers, 6 regional bodies and an education area with master classes and an Australian Wine Bar.
Australian wine exports increased by 1 per cent in volume to 623 million litres and declined by 4 per cent in value to $1.94 billion in the year ended 31 December 2022, according to Wine Australia’s latest Export Report.
Applications opened today, Monday 30 January, for the Australian grape and wine sector’s flagship leadership development program Future Leaders. Future Leaders inspires a new generation of leaders wanting to achieve impactful change at a personal, business and sector level.
Using data-driven irrigation schedules has been shown to increase water use efficiency three-to-six-fold in Cabernet crops – and double in Shiraz – compared to convention methods.
Reading Between the Vines episode seven features Rob Sutherland and Emma Taylor from De Bortoli Wines Yarra Valley vineyards who have been using Bitwise Agronomy’s Greenview system to support site management with its vine-based image technology.
Colin Hinze of Pinion Advisory and Richard Hamilton of Hamilton Viticulture have been undertaking a multi-year field trial on the recovery of vines from the 2019 Cudlee Creek bushfire in the Adelaide Hills and the best ways to return a vineyard to productivity.
We chat with ASVO Winemaker of the Year, Sarah Crowe - Winemaker and General Manager of Yarra Yering Vineyard – about her winemaking journey.
Research that revealed the link between rainfall in winter with canopy growth – and its implications on fruit and wine composition, has been recognised with an ASVO Best Oenology Paper Award 2022.
In 2022, Australian wine exports to Southeast Asia grew by 16 per cent in value to $305 million and 56 per cent in volume to 27 million litres. In light of this growth, and Vinexpo Asia taking place in Singapore in May 2023, this Market Bulletin will be the first in a two-part series examining the region, with today’s part one looking at recent trends in the region as a whole.
The latest census information from the ABS has revealed a number of changes over the past decade in the demographics of the grape and wine sector workforce.
There is no question that we are living through extraordinary times. Broad megatrends such as climate change, technological disruption, demographic shifts, a fracturing world, and social instability, are reshaping the global business environment. This Market Bulletin will explore some insights into global customer trends.
Australian wine exports declined by 4 per cent in value and increased by 1 per cent in volume in the year ended December 2022, according to Wine Australia’s Export Report. A large driver of the decline in value was exports to the United Kingdom, which have been very volatile since Brexit was first announced.
Ahead of the Pinot Noir Celebration on 10 and 11 February 2023, this Market Bulletin provides an overview of the current state of play for Australian Pinot Noir.