Announcing Wine Guns for Hire – The Wine Industry Jobs Market

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Announcing Wine Guns for Hire – The Wine Industry Jobs Market

Wine Guns for Hire is the place for seasoned professionals and new talent to take their next professional step in the wine industry. There are all manner of jobs at businesses along the supply chain, from growing grapes and making wine to servicing and supplying wine businesses, from selling and serving bottles to those whose job it is to talk about wine, as well as those business roles behind the business, such as IT, accounting and design, etc.
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Discovering the Ageability of Semillon

We followed Charlotte Hardy of Charlotte Dalton Wines for a day, at her new base in Port Elliott, to make a video that touches on her approach to semillon and chat about where she sees the variety in South Australia.
Wines Of Now

Wild Times on the River of Riesling

In this third instalment of a seven-part series produced in collaboration with Vintage Cellars – 70 years of supporting wine in Australia – we look at Australian wine in the 1960s, at the influence of technology, the birth of iconic styles and the personalities that shaped that most pivotal decade.
Regions

Honouring the Land – Defining our Subregions

Australia has plenty of wine history, and we arguably have the most precious resource of old and ancient vines in the world, but we’re still a young wine country by European standards. Many of our revered wine regions took shape relatively recently. Describing our key wine regions in broad brushstrokes is a starting point, but one of the most critical ongoing projects is defining and mapping the finer detail, uncovering subregional nuances and drilling down on the detail that makes our wine country special. We catch up with Vanya Cullen to discuss her challenge of establishing Wilyabrup as an official subregion of Margaret River.
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Tasmania’s Top 5 Places for Wine Fun in 2021

With its gentle autumn days and mild summers, Tasmania is the perfect locale for cool-climate winemaking, and that is now matched with wine-focused venues that are the envy of the mainland. The island may be small, but its bar and restaurant scene certainly isn’t. The Wineslinger 2021 list of Australia’s top places for wine fun is here, with Tasmania’s Top 5 a neat snapshot of why the island state is such a wine lover’s paradise.
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Perth’s Top 10 Places for Wine Fun in 2021

While WA’s profound contribution to the world of Australian wine goes without saying, the emergence of a wine scene that celebrates the icons alongside the best of the avant-garde is just as exciting. In recent years, a clutch of new bars and restaurants has upped the game substantially, putting a heavy emphasis on the vinous offering, with the knowledge and service smarts to back it up. The Wineslinger 2021 list of Australia’s top places for wine fun is here, with Perth’s Top 10 showing just how much fun it is to be out west.
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Adelaide’s Top 10 Places for Wine Fun in 2021

Given Adelaide’s proximity to some of the country’s most influential wine-growing regions, it should come as no surprise that finding a glass of something great in the City of Churches isn’t all that difficult. And yet, there’s certainly no resting on laurels happening either. The evolution of concepts and ideas is a constant. The Wineslinger 2021 list of Australia’s top places for wine fun is here, and Adelaide’s Top 10 shows just how hot the city is right now.
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Canberra’s Top 5 Places for Wine Fun in 2021

With a raft of exceptional new venues sweeping the nation’s capital over the last few years, few can deny that cold old Canberra is turning the heat right up, leaving locals and guests suddenly spoilt for choice. The Wineslinger 2021 list of Australia’s top places for wine fun is here, with Canberra’s Top 5 showing just how exciting a wine destination the nation’s capital is right now.

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