Day: October 6, 2023

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The Penfolds California experiment: a border too far?

Penfolds, as you’re possibly aware,

Is there enough wine in Australia?

The emerging tragedy of another

Wine list data highlights Italian danger

Data, as we now know,

Terroir – is everyone really a winner?

More than one in two

Looking beneath the China numbers…

Australian wine depends on China

Follow Jeremy Oliver’s tasting of 60 vintages of Wynns Black Label

Jeremy Oliver is currently tasting

Wine of the Year – The Finalists

The wine I name as

Australian wine is another big reason for the FTA with China

One of the constants about

Australian winemakers get out of jail despite record-breaking early vintage

Australia’s wine industry has been

Australian winemakers get out of jail despite record early vintage

Australia’s wine industry has been

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