US Vampire wine sinks fangs into Penfolds winemaker
When Treasury Wine Estates released a Halloween wine featuring Dracula it was just a bit of fun, but a Hollywood attorney turned winemaker is now suing.
When Treasury Wine Estates released a Halloween wine featuring Dracula it was just a bit of fun, but a Hollywood attorney turned winemaker is now suing.
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Treasury Wine Estates bolsters its executive team as it awaits news of China’s review of its tariffs on Australian wine, which is expected to be completed early next year.
Treasury Wine Estates’ lagging share price shows investors are losing patience with expensive mergers and acquisition deals.
The company, which makes iconic wines Penfolds and Wolf Blass, is offering shares in the business not taken up by retail investors.
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Treasury Wine Estates is believed to have contemplated a sale of its commercial wine portfolio before outlaying at least $US900m to buy the emerging US-based luxury wine business DAOU.
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Treasury Wine Estates is preparing for the reopening of the Chinese market if tariffs are removed, and will reallocate its luxury iconic drink to the region.
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Senior officials in the Chinese government have told their Australian counterparts the wine tariff could be “properly resolved” in coming months.
Treasury Wine will hold back some of its Penfolds stock to be ready to send to China if its government were to lift its tariffs on Australian wine
The maker of luxury wine Penfolds is seeing a continued trend in drinkers seeking more pricey wines to enjoy, but it wasn’t enough to avoid a drip in annual profit.
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Treasury Wine Estates will take a cautious approach to any reopening of the Chinese wine market if Beijing follows up lifting tariffs on barley by dropping tariffs on Australian wine.
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Treasury Wine Estates has taken the next step in its China wine making strategy, launching a $150-a-bottle red wine from Chinese grapes as part of its 2023 Penfolds Collection.
Consumers are pulling back on cheaper, commercial wines such as 19 Crimes backed by US rapper Snoop Dogg, forcing Treasury Wine Estates to close a regional winery facility.
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Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates is looking to offload more than 1000ha of vineyard properties across SA amid a wider cost-cutting and restructuring push.
As its 19 Crimes brand disappoints, analysts say better luxury wine sales and the reopening of China can help Treasury Wine Estates to turn the tide.
Australian exporters will continue to be cautious as they slowly rebuild their relationship with China.
Wine brands like 19 Crimes backed by US rapper Snoop Dogg are struggling in current conditions, forcing winemaker Treasury Wine Estates to look at selling some assets.
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Treasury Wine Estates is ready to return to the Chinese market, but doesn’t expect demand to be akin to the pre-2019 levels.
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