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Treasury Wine Flags $395 Million Writedown Over Excess US Supply
Australian vintner Treasury Wine Estates Ltd. saw its shares jump to an eight-month high after announcing a A$558.4 million ($395 million) post-tax writedown to tackle supply chain problems in its US market. The winemaker behind the iconic Penfolds…
Treasury Wine Estates Shares Jump as U.S. Overhaul Lifts FY2026 Outlook
Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (ASX:TWE) shares rallied on Monday after the Penfolds owner announced a major restructuring of its U.S. operations and upgraded its fiscal 2026 earnings outlook, helping investors look past another substantial impairment…
Treasury Wine Estates' US writedowns soar above $1.2 billion
Follow our live coverage of the August 2026 ASX reporting season Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates has slashed the value of its United States wine business for the second time in nine months as it grapples with a slump in demand, with total…
Sydney has scored a new Chinese spot serving deep-fried Golden Gaytimes and excellent Chinese wine
There's not an Australian (or aspiring Australian) in Sydney who doesn't cherish a memory of a succulent Chinese meal. The delightfully retro Chinese takeaways that punctuate our suburbs and regional towns hold a special place in our national…
Israel dealcoholization technology drives best non-alcoholic wine in US competit
Israeli-linked beverage technology has scored an international win after Austrian wine brand Zeronimo was named the best non-alcoholic wine in the 2026 USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice Awards. Zeronimo, produced by Austrian family winery Heribert…
10 Classic SNES Games That Have Aged Like Fine Wine
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) is one of the most memorable consoles ever created. Nintendo really had a run in the early '90s following the success of the NES, as the Super Nintendo ushered in tons of classic games and moved genres…
Origin story: Armenian wine makes its comeback
With a heritage dating back thousands of years and a history tainted by Soviet rule, Armenia is now focused on resurrection, writes Anthony Rose. Back in May, the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles, a prestigious annual international wine competition…
Tasting brings rare chance to discover Moldovan wine in the UK
With a long history, old vines and strong volume, Moldova seems poised to break through on the international wine scene. This September's Moldova Uncorked tasting will give British drinks professionals and wine lovers a head start. Look at Moldova…
Big Names Dominate the Wine Auction Market-but Hidden Treasures Can Still Be Found
This story is from an installment of The Oeno Files, our weekly insider newsletter to the world of fine wine. Sign up here. On a hot and sunny early June day, well-dressed and well-heeled wine lovers strolled the grounds of the newly redesigned…
RIP Matthew Jukes, the wine world star who delighted Mail readers
Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE As a boy of seven, Matthew Jukes was pressed into service as a wine waiter, welcoming guests to his parents' Brussels home with glasses of Veuve…
I'm reliving my youth on cocaine - but wine mums are worse
READ MORE: Microdosing this 'Class A' drug in my 40s made me a better mother, says MOLLY GUNN - and here's how to tell which of the school mums are adding it to their morning coffees... I grew up very anti-drugs, frightened by the cautionary tales…
Wine's biggest PR guy thinks wine needs better PR
Wine's biggest PR guy thinks wine needs better PR Plus: The THC endgame is taking shape in Washington! Every purchase helps to fund independent journalism about drinking in America! Shop now. Welcome to The Fingers Weekender, a Sunday digest…
UK's fifth 36C mega heatwave will see drought declared as health alerts in place
More parts of the UK are set to move into drought conditions this week as a fifth mega heatwave looms. And with no major rain forecast, the bone dry weather will continue for many as temperatures soar to highs of 36C by Thursday down south. The UK…
A slow, boozy bus tour of Hungary's secret vineyards
The 90-minute train journey south-west from Budapest to the spa town of Balatonfüred unveils a landscape that segues from gritty industrial compounds to long sweeps of golden sunflowers and fields of pale grain. The carriage is pleasingly…
'The future of Harrolds' revealed in new Sydney flagship
Luxury retailer Harrolds has opened a new flagship boutique at Westfield Sydney, and it says the new format will dictate “the future of Harrolds”. The Melbourne-founded company, which returned from administration last year, has…
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