Accolade Wine News Today

China’s review of trade tariffs on Australian wine is expected on 31 March but growers warn it will take time for the industry to bounce back

Samuel Terry Asset Management has joined a multinational investor consortium taking over debt-weary Accolade Wines in a big recapitalisation deal.

Accolade Wines and AWL have reached an agreement which will stabilise the future of the winemaking business.

The best operators know how to strike a deal, and in 2024, there’s plenty of dry powder and more pressure to deploy.

Responding to consumer demand for sustainable packaging, the new Wise Wolf range uses bottles made with 91 per cent recycled glass.

Paso Ink marks the first US wine for the brand – Accolade Wines, the largest producer of wine in Australia, has announced the launch of […]

Accolade Wines has appointed Red Havas as its Public Relations agency of record following a competitive pitch.

Accolade Wines and its more than 40 labels ranging from Hardys to Banrock Station is hell-bent on making drinking more fun. Chief global winemaker Helen McCarthy tells InDaily how the drinks giant is tackling a red wine glut and ever-changing tastes with sparkling wines laced with aromatics and “bagnums”.

With pubs and restaurants shut, home bars and beer keg machines were all the rage during lockdowns as many consumers turned to home drinking. They could

/PRNewswire/ -- Accolade Wines, a leading global wine company, today announced that it has entered into a national strategic alignment with Republic National...