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McWilliam s Wines to be split in $40m-plus deal | Ballina Shire Advocate

McWilliam’s Wines to be split in $40m-plus deal The 143-year-old wine company will have a new lease on life under two new owners, but it will come at a cost. Business by Jared Lynch Premium Content Subscriber only McWilliam s Wines will avoid being liquidated after its administrators secured a deal, worth more than $40m, to split the 143-year-old company in two and ensure its $13 flagons of sherry keep flowing. But the deal has come at a cost, with more than 60 staff, or two-thirds of McWilliam s total workforce, expected to be retrenched. Under the proposal, Calabria Family Wines will acquire McWilliam s Hanwood winery and continue its brand, while Sydney investment group, Medich Family Office will take over the Mount Pleasant winery and assets. It is understood that up to one-third of McWilliam s existing employees will be offered jobs.

McWilliam s Wines find new home at Calabria Family Wines

April 6th, 2021 Riverina and Barossa Valley winemaker Calabria Family Wines has acquired a piece of Australian wine history with the purchase of McWilliam’s Wines, announced yesterday by KPMG and selling agent Colliers International. The sale, which is set to be complete by 30 April, will see the Griffith-based Calabria family take ownership of the McWilliam’s brands, intellectual property, and stock holdings as well as the Hanwood vineyard, winery and cellar door. “It is a great honour for our family to become the proud custodians of Australian winemaking history with the purchase of McWilliam’s Wines. Despite recent challenges, we know the McWilliam’s name carries a long and prestigious reputation as one of Australia’s oldest wine producers,” third-generation General Manager Michael Calabria said.

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