Wine Victoria has welcomed confirmation from the Victorian Government that the Victorian Liquor Subsidy will remain intact and unchanged.
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Independent beer makers give big brewers the boot
Australia’s small and independent brewers have voted overwhelmingly to removing large brewers from the membership of their trade body.
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New wine distribution company for Australia
Société Jacques Bollinger, Henschke and Villa Maria have come together to create House of Fine Wine, an Australian distribution company that will offer nationwide supply of premium wines.
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Adelaide brews up huge craft beer week
Adelaide will be at the centre of the craft beer galaxy in July when the South Australian capital hosts five major brewing events in the same week.
The events kick off on Tuesday, July 25, with brewery
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Barley genome sequencing good news for beer, whiskey makers
Research could lead to better beer, single malt Scotch whiskey and provide tool for scientists to better understand other crops, including rice and wheat.
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James Boag introduces Epicurean beer range
James Boag has introduced James Boag Epicurean, a limited edition and Australian-first beer offering, crafted for premium dining.
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Diageo rolls out new alcohol labelling
Global alcohol producer Diageo has begun rolling out new labelling intended to make it clear how much alcohol consumers are having in each drink.
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Bob Hawke launches his own beer
Former Prime Minister Bob Hawke, who famously once held the world record for downing a yard glass, has unveiled a beer bearing his own name.
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Gin from Adelaide named world’s best
The Adelaide Hills Distillery’s 78 Degrees Gin was awarded the Best International Gin at the American Distilling Institute Awards held last night in Baltimore, Maryland U.S.A.
Apart from this award,
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Cricketers Arms launches mid-strength craft beer
Cricketer’s Arms has added Session Ale to its line-up, a 3.5 per cent ABV ale for consumers seeking a mid-strength craft beer that doesn’t compromise on taste.
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Celebrating 10 years of craft beers
The Canberra Craft Beer & Cider Festival, taking place on Saturday 18 March, is set celebrate its 10th anniversary.
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Brazilian-inspired Anheuser-Busch InBev earnings drop causes concern
It seems beer drinking is on the nose as the world’s biggest beer maker suffers its first profit decline in its decade-long history.
Stock prices for the world’s largest brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev
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Welfare Group calls for taxes on sugary drinks, alcohol
The Australian Council of Social Service has called on the Government to implement a raft of measures, including taxes on alcohol and sugary drinks, as an alternative to budget cuts.
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Green ants are flavour of the month in Australian gins
Green ants and other ancient foods from one of the world’s oldest continuous cultures are being used as botanicals in Australian craft gins.
Two distilleries in the Adelaide Hills region of South Australia
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Australia’s first lentil beer sure to have pulses racing
AUSTRALIA’S first lentil beer has been released by a craft brewery in the Adelaide Hills.
Lobethal Bierhaus’ Lentil Pale Ale was launched this week following an approach by pulse processor
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Rocks Brewing releases Nectarine Wit Bier
Rocks Brewing has released a new beer, namely the Conviction Series Seasonal Nectarine Wit Bier.
Originally made in Belgium’s regional areas, Witbier is believed to date back to the 1400s. The soil in
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Sydney distillery in running for international gin title
Ironbark Distillery's 313 Dry Gin was awarded the title of Australia’s best traditional gin as part of the World Drink Awards.
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Doctors call for end to alcohol sponsorship of cricket
The RACP is calling for an end to alcohol sponsorships in cricket, with currently more than 20 alcohol-related sponsorships in cricket across Australia.
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Putting the focus back on Australian Sauvignon Blanc
In an attempt to contrast the much-loved New Zealand varietal, Burch Family Wines have carefully applied innovative techniques to their winemaking process.
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Cellar doors drive boutique winery growth in Australia
Cellar door and mail order sales are driving strong growth for small wineries, the latest survey results published by Wine Australia has found.
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