Treasury Wine Estates, owners of Penfolds, one of the strongest wine brands in China, has bought a majority share in a Ningxia winery.

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The Australian wine company increases its profit by 12.8%. While sales in the top segment rise by nearly 30%, entry-level brands are faltering.

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Australian wine group Treasury Wine Estates plans to sell historic Australian brands such as Wolf Blass and Lindeman's to focus on its premium business.

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A new distribution agreement with Bordeaux négociants aims to strengthen the presence of top wines in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

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With the planned acquisition of a winery in Marlborough, the corporation's vineyard area in New Zealand would increase to 750 hectares.

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Robert Joseph takes a level-headed look at Treasury Wine Estates’ latest US acquisition.

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Australian Treasury Wine Estates, which counts Penfolds among its brands, has purchased Daou Vineyards in California's Paso Robles for approximately $1bn.

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Natural wines were, for a long time, associated with individual, iconoclast producers who saw the corporate wine giants as the enemy. Now one of those giants has moved onto their turf.

Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (TWE) confirms the majority acquisition of Château Lanessan in the Haut-Médoc. The move doubles the Penfolds brand's production capacity in France.

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