Sentences with phrase «yellow tail wine»

Loser of the coveted Misdirection Award (the «Misdie»), but easy winner of the Best Super Bowl Ad from a Place Where They Play Football By Their Own Set of Rules (see Yellow Tail Wine, later).

And thanks to my gracious neighbor who brought over fabulous Yellow Tail Wine for our bash.

It still sells plenty of Yellow Tail wine but doesn't make money from US sales if the Australian dollar trades above US90 cents.

Even before last year's Super Bowl was played, executives at Yellow Tail wine decided they wanted to make a big splash by advertising in the 2017 game.

Casella Family Brands is the owner of the Yellow Tail wine label as well as the Peter Lehmann and the Coonawarra Brand's Laira labels.

The European unit of Casella Family Brands has released details of a GBP2m (US$ 2.8 m) marketing campaign in the UK for its Yellow Tail wine brand.

Just last month, Griffith - based Casella Family Brands, owner of the huge Yellow Tail wine label, bought the Baileys of Glenrowan winery (est. 1880) and 144 hectares of vineyard in northeast Victoria from Treasury Wine Estates.

So Australia's Yellow Tail Wine decided to take a road less traveled by buying up 70 local ad spots on regional markets around the U.S., which the company says will allow roughly 85 % of the country to see its commercial.

Not exact matches

In terms of online wine sales on JD.com, the company says the five most sought - after wine brands from last year were Les Domaines Barons de Rothschild (DBR) wines, COFCO's Great Wall, Changyu, Penfolds and Yellow Tail.

Brother behind Australia's most exported bottled wine Yellow Tail charged over alleged involvement in a $ 15 million drug ring Marcello Casella, 54, appeared in Griffith Local Court on Wednesday over his alleged involvement in the syndicate which police say produced, distributed and sold commercial quantities of cannabis and methylamphetamine...

Australia's Peter Lehmann Wines Sold to Casella, Maker of Yellow Tail: Peter Lehmann Wines, an iconic Australian winery in the Barossa Valley, will soon have a new owner.

[yellow tail] is one of the most popular wine brands marketed by New York - based W.J. Deutsch & Sons.

Last October, Casella Wines celebrated the bottling of its billionth bottle of Yellow Tail, having reached the milestone 12 years after the brand was launched in 2001.

Casella's family wine company, Casella Family Brands, owners of the Yellow Tail label, are betting on the weaker Australian dollar and a move into premium categories to boost profits.

One of the Australian wine industry's greatest success stories, Casella Wines, has plunged to its first loss in more than 20 years, putting it in breach of its debt covenants and forcing it to slash costs as a high Australian dollar cuts profit from its popular Yellow Tail label.

Strong Yellow Tail sales growth in the United States meant Casella could post profits even when most of its large rivals struggled during the last decade but the family business no longer makes money selling wine in the US due to the strong dollar.

Yellow Tail became the nation's largest exported wine within years of its release a decade ago.

JOHN Casella would like the world to know that reports of the pending death of Casella Wines, his family owned winemaker behind international juggernaut label Yellow Tail, are greatly exaggerated.

Yellow Tail and Constellation off to Kangaroo Court: Aussie vintners hope a Canadian wine company will roo the day it allegedly used a logo featuring Australia's favourite marsupial...

Australian wines led by popular brands such as Penfolds and Yellow Tail, have grown in popularity on the mainland, which in the past few years has already become Australia's most important wine market.

Casella, which bought a Barossa vineyard last year, attempted premium wine sales with its Yellow Tail Reserve ($ 15) and it's Yellow Tail Limited ($ 45).

Deutsch Projects 2 % -3 % Growth For Yellow Tail, Is Bullish On Sangria, Big Bold Red Extensions Despite competing in a still - difficult Australian wine category, imported wine leader Yellow Tail has seen an acceleration in growth this year.

«Longer term, we're going to have to release a more premium range of wines than Yellow Tail,» Casella group managing director John Casella said.

If Yellow Tail gets its way, fans everywhere will be drinking a little wine as they watch the game, no matter who's playing.

But Yellow Tail did not give up on its goal of giving the wine category its biggest Super Bowl presence since the 1980s, when Bartles & Jaymes ran a national ad in 1988 and Paul Masson Vineyards ran one in 1980.

Yellow Tail's decision to advertise in the game was driven by market dynamics shaping the wine industry.

John Casella, the man behind Australia's biggest wine export, Yellow Tail, says the Australian dollar's fall to its lowest level since January would improve profitability.

Mr Casella, who has previously slammed the criticism, said Yellow Tail remains hugely popular but the company wanted to produce a range of premium wines.

Hi Anne — The turquoise wine bottles are from the wine: Yellow Tail Reserve Pinot Grigio.

Yellow Tail Bubbles Rose ($ 14) capitalizes on the trend toward drinking pink wines combined with the fad of sipping bubblies, compounded by the economic shift toward paying less.