The Wine Intelligence Australia Landscapes 2019 explores the price Australian wine is paying for premiumisation of the category amid sustained change in consumer behaviour.
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Wine most popular drink, but beer is still the volume king
New research from Roy Morgan shows that wine is the most popular drink among those who drink alcohol, beer remains the volume king but overall consumption continues to decline.
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Diageo acquires majority stake in Seedlip
Diageo, through its funding program Distill Ventures, has acquired a majority shareholding in Seedlip.
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Introducing The World Spirits Alliance
The association will represent the views and interests of the spirits industry globally.
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CUB and De Bortoli innovation recognised
CUB and De Bortoli Wines have been recognised as two of Australia’s most innovative companies.
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Last chance tickets for the WCA Trophy Winners Lunch
The 2019 Wine Communicators of Australia Sydney Royal Trophy Winners Lunch is just one week away.
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Kaufland submits plans for supermarket, pub and bottleshop
German supermarket giant Kaufland has submitted a development application for a retail centre in Toowoomba.
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Coopers launches 2019 Vintage Ale
This year’s Vintage Ale features barley from South Australia as well as Mosaic and Cascade hops from the US.
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TWE’s prep for a pink spring and summer
The explosion of pink drinks looks set to continue and Treasury Wine Estates is delivering exciting new drinks.
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Common sense prevails in NT licensing ruling
Retail Drinks Australia has received clarification that certain household items won’t need a licence for sale.