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The name behind Toohey’s, Little Creatures Brewing and XXXX beer brands is reducing jobs following a review of the business.

Treasury Wine Estates, owner of SA brands Penfolds, Wynns and Wolf Blass, says it's reviewing its "cheaper" offerings due to changing conditions as it moves to focus on premium and luxury labels.

Treasury Wine Estates says it is considering selling or shuttering its wine brands that retail for under $10 as consumer preferences change.

No alcohol wine range from Wolf Blass launches in the UK. Wolf Blass is bringing its range of no alcohol wines to the UK this spring – Wolf Blass Zero.

We asked our Foolish writers which ASX shares they think could be strong enough to leap tall investment buildings over the long term...

After a spate of pointy-end launches, our writer asks what is gained from the rarefied world of top-shelf wines.

There are wine bars in Sydney with deeper cellars and more composed food, but I can’t think of one that’s more convivial than this Marrickville bolthole.

UBS says Australia’s biggest wine group is a “buy” and headed to $15 next year, but that is still way off the $19 reached in its glory days.

Here are a couple of ASX 200 blue chip shares that brokers are feeling bullish on right now...

In this week’s briefcase, South Australian companies win national urban development awards, a rare earths discovery sets up growth and Wolf Blass gets naming rights at Morphettville. Plus a 30-year milestone for Haigh's Easter bilbies.