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After a long period of corporate shape-shifting, the McLaren Vale trailblazer is refocusing on the pointy end of its range.

Big money goes nuts for almond orchards and other farmland assets Institutional capital is looking to invest in everything from cattle stations to almond orchards and timber plantations. Institutional investors are buying everything from cattle stations to cropland.  Share A wave of institutional and high-net-worth investor capital is pouring into Australian farmland on the back of rising commodity prices, the country’s reputation for premium clean, green produce and the strong returns agricultural assets delivered before and during the pandemic. A bumper harvest – farm production is exp...

Accolade Wines acquires premium Barossa winery Rolf Binder Wines March 17th, 2021 Leading global wine company Accolade Wines has announced the acquisition of Rolf Binder Wines in the Barossa Valley as part of its ongoing growth strategy and commitment to the Barossa and South Australian wine region. Rolf Binder was established in 1955 by Rolf Heinrich Binder and his wife, Franziska, and is now run by his son Rolf Binder (Jnr) and daughter Christa Deans. The Binder family produces a range of highly acclaimed premium Barossa wines using fruit from their vineyards. The Rolf Binder portfolio incl...

Accolade acquires Barossa-based Rolf Binder Wines 17th March, 2021 by Phoebe French Australia’s Accolade Wines has acquired Rolf Binder Wines, based in the Barossa Valley, for an undisclosed sum. Image: Rolf Binder Wines The acquisition marks the latest step in the wine group’s growth strategy to invest in South Australia and broaden its brand portfolio. Family-owned Rolf Binder Wines was founded in 1955 and now boasts a range which includes a Chardonnay, Riesling, five different Shiraz wine...