Wine Australia

Explore Australia’s diverse and thrilling wine scene at our tastings in London, Edinburgh and Dublin in collaboration with New Zealand Wine. The tasting booklets are now online – browse the wines, read about the producers and importers, and locate the wineries seeking distribution. Across the three cities, there will be 1,000+ wines from 200 wineries. UK and European trade, don’t forget to sign up to attend #aussiewine #nzwine https://lnkd.in/gr3bnP3n

Phylloxera, crown gall, scale and grapevine viruses are the focus of four new pest and disease research projects now under way with funding by Wine Australia and various research partners. These projects are pivotal for Australian vineyards, offering essential solutions for virus detection, pest control and pathogen management. [https://lnkd.in/giViHJPb ](https://lnkd.in/giViHJPb "/linkBuilder_6uA8Tc4UDjNs8FQxlDxKDQ") #aussiewine #australianwine #australia #wineaustralia#wineresearch #winesystems #wineInfrastructure #wineinsights #agtech

For the first time, Wine Australia and New Zealand Wine have teamed up to run our trade tastings together in Dublin (27 Jan), London (30 Jan) and Edinburgh (4 Feb). The tastings will showcase Australia and New Zealand’s distinctive terroirs, vibrant winemaking communities and thrilling wines. Across the three cities, there will be more than 1,000 wines from 200 wineries. Discover new wines, revisit the classics, meet the makers, and catch up with importers. UK and European trade, register now to attend: https://lnkd.in/gzTp3Jwi #aussiewine #nzwine #winemarkets #winetrade #wineplace #winequality #winescience #winemaking #grapegrowing #australianwine #australia #wineaustralia

The Yarra Valley is one of Australia’s leading cool-climate regions, with varying elevations and a diverse landscape capable of producing classic styles across a range of varieties. Known as the birthplace of Victoria’s wine industry, its history stretches back to 1838. But it wasn’t until the 1970s that it really started to shine as one of Australia’s foremost cool-climate regions – thanks to a second wave of winemaking pioneers. learn more about the Yarra Valley here: https://lnkd.in/gJ73a3v4 #aussiewine #australianwine #australia #wineaustralia #winemarkets #winetrade #winecustomers #winecommunity #wineeducation

Young winemakers (growers, makers, exporters) are needed in our sector. Our people are the lifeblood of our community and future. The Rootlings program is a Wine Australia intiative for under 35s. Program coordinator Jenna Vaughan will support younger wine professionals and their potential https://lnkd.in/g7ktekjk

The undulating Barossa region is one of the most historic wine-producing areas in Australia. Located roughly 70 kilometres north-east of Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia, it is also one of the country’s most prominent and celebrated regions, showcasing the history, evolution and revolution of Australian wine. It encompasses the Barossa Valley and Eden Valley regions. Learn more about the Barossa and other regions at the Australian Wine Discovered: https://lnkd.in/gdp8yNJf #aussiewine #australianwine #australia #wineaustralia#wineplace #winequality #winescience #winemaking #grapegrowing

Its silly season and that means popping corks! Most Australian sparkling wine consists of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes, with the most common style a blend of the two. Australian grape growers pick cool-climate Chardonnay fruit early to retain its high acidity levels before it’s too ripe and acidity levels decrease. Some winemakers also make single-variety (100%) sparkling Chardonnays, known as Blanc de Blancs (French for ‘white of whites’). Australian Blanc de Blancs tend to be elegant, savoury, floral and dry, with robust acid. Aged Blanc de Blancs – like all sparkling wines that have spent extended time on lees – can also develop toasty notes. Other winemakers do produce single-variety (100%) sparkling Pinot Noirs, known as Blanc de Noirs (French for ‘white of blacks’, or white wine made from red grapes). Follow the link below to learn even more about Australian sparkling. https://lnkd.in/eAjZyJuu #aussiewine #australianwine #australia #wineaustralia#wineresearch #winesystems #wineInfrastructure #wineinsights #agtech#winemarkets #winetrade

Festive greetings to our UK and Europe based customers and partners. Our UK/EMEA team is a lean four of two Masters of wine, our trade marketing and comms whiz and events admin. Thanks for all the hard work! Laura Jewell MW Emma Symington MW Emma Baumann Maria Mencattelli 🇬🇧 🇪🇺

Entomologist Dr david logan 's love of nature sprouted while growing up in New Guinea where his parents were missionaries. His newly-created role “supports research links between the two organisations” with a focus on entomology. Based on his New Zealand experience, Dr Logan is keen to continue supporting the horticulture industries, including winegrapes. He is now the lead researcher in a three-year collaborative project on grapevine scale biology and monitoring in Australian vineyards, jointly funded by SARDI and Wine Australia. Assisted by fellow entomologist Hieu Bui, the aim of the project is to help the sector manage and mitigate scale-related issues in Australian vineyards. https://lnkd.in/gyBjKeuh

Aaron Ridgway our Regional GM of the Americas market recently spoke on the The Cellar Door Podcast 🎙️ https://lnkd.in/gqp-NEBB