News and Events

 
New names to grace old wines
17 June, 2009
 
Tim Colebatch, Canberra June 17, 2009 SHERRY is out. Apera is in. Tokay is out. Topaque is in. By next year, Australians will find new names on old wines in bars... view more
 
 
Australia's fine wines on brink of recognition
16 June, 2009
 
June 12, 2009   Chris Snow in Adelaide Australia is on the cusp of international recognition as a producer of ultra-fine wines, leading wine authority Andrew Caillard believes. 'The general fine wine market will... view more
 
 
SO2Go
12 June, 2009
 
A fantastic product which was developed by a wine maker from the renowned wine growing region of Margaret River, promises to enhance the wine drinking experience of countless quaffers across the country.... view more
 
 
Chardonnay now an official variety in Rioja
8 June, 2009
 
Decanter Online Rebecca Gibb A raft of grape varieties including Chardonnay have been given the rubber stamp in Rioja. The Riojan government finally authorised a set of new varieties last week following approval... view more
 
 
Vins de Pays convert to IGP (or pgi) wines
25 May, 2009
 
As of the 1st of August 2009, the French Vins de Pays will be known as pgi wines. As with the "Pays d'Oc", the geographical designation of origin will remain. With the new... view more
 
 
Seresin Estate leads the way in organics and biodynamics
12 May, 2009
 
Seresin Estate's commitment to the environment has been recognised in the Marlborough Environment awards. The winery has been chosen as the 2009 winner in the Winegrowers category and honoured for its commitment to true... view more