Sentences with phrase «wine brand portfolio»

April 21, 2015 — Sonoma, CA — Vintage Point Partners in Wine, a Sonoma - based sales and marketing firm for ultra-premium and luxury wine brands, announced three new brands and a line extension today, adding new offerings to a wine brand portfolio that's known for its depth and diversity.

It also scooped up Penfolds owner Southcorp in 2005 in a takeover, but struggled to manage such a big wine brand portfolio after deciding to sell beer, wine and spirits using the same sales people, a move which was later reversed after it caused chaos in the marketplace and sales plummeted.

«Lanchester Wines already has a strong portfolio of products and my role will see me identifying opportunities for innovation within both the producer and Lanchester Wines branded portfolios.

Not exact matches

Beer aside, Constellation Brands is expanding its liquor and wine portfolio as well, adding bourbon brand High West, high - end tequila Casa Noble and Ruffino wine to its mix.

Zac's dedication to craftsmanship is expressed not only in his music and wines, but in Southern Ground, the lifestyle brand Zac created to express his passions of originality, quality and philanthropy, including the Z. Alexander Brown portfolio.

Pier 94 hosted New York City Wine and Food Festival's Grand Tasting where guests sampled dishes from the city's best restaurants, enjoyed tastings from suppliers of the Southern Wine and Spirits of New York portfolio and interacted with top culinary and lifestyle brands.

A general v Pier 94 hosted New York City Wine and Food Festival's Grand Tasting where guests sampled dishes from the city's best restaurants, enjoyed tastings from suppliers of the Southern Wine and Spirits of New York portfolio and interacted with top culinary and lifestyle brands.

It is another brand in the William Grant & Sons portfolio that has been recognized for quality, having earned a gold best - in - class award at the International Wine & Spirits Competition.

George expects that growth to be driven by expanding marketshare in various categories combined with a solid portfolio of brands, particularly in beer, vodka and wine.

«These brands, from Australia's most renowned wine regions, represent a very exciting acquisition for Accolade Wines as we further enhance our premium wine credentials and portfolio,» he said.

But on the flipside, a French wine supply squeeze from the 2017 vintage may be a plus for the other top - end brands in the Treasury portfolio such as Penfolds, which have experienced strong success in the past few years.

The brands such as Hardys, Banrock Station, Nottage Hill and Leasingham are at the commercial end of the market, and Treasury's Clarke has long harboured an ambition to hive off the lower - end commercial wines in his own Treasury portfolio because they drag down investment returns.

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The changes you've seen in our portfolio are made based on these market figures,» he explained, referring to the launch of two of its new brands — Yalumba from Australia and Caliterra from Chile — to fill out the void after Treasury Wine Estates» exit.

Drawing on a proud heritage with the first grapes treaded in 1853 at Hardys winery, Accolade Wines has evolved into a global wine company with an extensive portfolio of quality wine brands.

Treasury Wines has also just built a new French brand from scratch to fill a gap in its portfolio for the China market to try to capture a slice of the prestige segment where French brands are highly regarded by local drinkers.

With the addition of this brand to their portfolio, which includes such esteemed brands as Geyser Peak, Atlas Peak and XYZin, Accolade reinforces its offering of popular premium to super premium wines from northern California's most prestigious -LSB-...]

Treasury Wines owns a huge portfolio of brands in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and North America.

Liquor retailers say the prospect of Treasury Wine Estates» portfolio of 80 - plus brands being owned by an overseas company is unlikely to produce a customer backlash, unless price rises are pursued by new private equity owners.

Dean Taylor, the chief executive of Cracka Wines, one of Australia's biggest online wine retailers, said on Wednesday the portfolio of brands owned by Treasury including Penfolds, Rosemounts, Wynns, Saltram and Wolf Blass, had been through so many ownership changes in the past two decades that another one won't change customer perceptions.

Mr Clarke said he had started to form the view Treasury Wine's brand portfolio looked too big, and that this made it difficult to treat all brands in the portfolio the same way.

Mr Haddock said Accolade was also still in the midst of integrating the fine wine portfolio of brewer Lion, which it acquired late last year and which brought premium brands including Petaluma, Croser, Knappstein and St Hallett into the stable.

It is part of Treasury chief executive Mike Clarke's overhaul of the Treasury business, as he cuts costs in the supply chain and steps up investment behind the more prominent wine brands in the company's portfolio.

Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates is starting an upmarket French wine portfolio with a new brand mainly targeted at the China market, which it claims will be a «disrupter» as it pushes to lift profit margins higWine Estates is starting an upmarket French wine portfolio with a new brand mainly targeted at the China market, which it claims will be a «disrupter» as it pushes to lift profit margins higwine portfolio with a new brand mainly targeted at the China market, which it claims will be a «disrupter» as it pushes to lift profit margins higher.

Litigation funder IMF is calling for aggrieved shareholders to sign up for a possible court action against Treasury Wine Estates, the owner of a portfolio of leading and iconic wine brands such as Penfolds, Wolf Blass and Lindemans, claiming «deceptive and misleading conduct» over disclosures around its troubled US businWine Estates, the owner of a portfolio of leading and iconic wine brands such as Penfolds, Wolf Blass and Lindemans, claiming «deceptive and misleading conduct» over disclosures around its troubled US businwine brands such as Penfolds, Wolf Blass and Lindemans, claiming «deceptive and misleading conduct» over disclosures around its troubled US business.

«Delivering revenue growth and margin accretion over time remains a priority, supported by our investments in building closer, more efficient and strategic partnerships with customers and by positioning TWE as the wine supplier of choice across multiple brand portfolios and countries - of - origin,» Clarke added.

Building on the success of its Australian brands including Penfolds and Wolf Blass, in late 2016 the company introduced a portfolio of Californian wine brands including Beringer and Beaulieu Vineyards, and in March this year, it launched a new French wine portfolio to continuously enhance its portfolio offerings in Asia.

E&J Gallo rolls out UK push for Barefoot wine portfolio E&J Gallo has lined up a marketing campaign for its Barefoot wine brand in the UK.

Treasury Wines is Australia's biggest wine company and has heavily re-positioned its portfolio to the premium and luxury end of the market, with brands including Penfolds, Wolf Blass and Wynns and has delivered booming profits with exports to China rising sharply.

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Katie Gee, senior brand manager at Pernod Ricard Pacific Travel Retail discusses the importance and recent success of the wines portfolio in the market

Drawing on a proud heritage with the first grapes treaded in 1853 at Hardys Winery, Accolade Wines has evolved into a global wine company with an extensive portfolio of quality wine brands.

Morris Wines join CFB's portfolio of premium brands including Peter Lehmann Wines, Brand's Laira and Casella.

«In order to establish our brand and validate the quality of our portfolio, we must offer our finest wines.

Casella managing director John Casella said its purchase of Brand's Laira would add to its growing portfolio of premium wines.

«The acquisition perfectly complements our premium range of wines, extending our portfolio to include a reputable brand that represents the regional excellence of the Coonawarra», he said.

Lion's Australian wine portfolio includes what it calls «niche premium» brands such as Croser, Petaluma, Knappstein, St Hallett, Stonier, Wither HiIls, Te Hana and Tatachilla.

Accolade Wines» general manager for Australia and New Zealand, Michael East, says the company saw the brands as a key part of its global portfolio strategy: «The suite of brands, which also includes Dusky Sounds, Haymaker and Skyleaf, covers outstanding wines from key regions — Marlborough for Sauvignon Blanc, Central Otago for Pinot Noir and aromatics from the Waipara Valley including Riesling and Pinot Gris.&rWines» general manager for Australia and New Zealand, Michael East, says the company saw the brands as a key part of its global portfolio strategy: «The suite of brands, which also includes Dusky Sounds, Haymaker and Skyleaf, covers outstanding wines from key regions — Marlborough for Sauvignon Blanc, Central Otago for Pinot Noir and aromatics from the Waipara Valley including Riesling and Pinot Gris.&rwines from key regions — Marlborough for Sauvignon Blanc, Central Otago for Pinot Noir and aromatics from the Waipara Valley including Riesling and Pinot Gris.»

Treasury chief executive Mike Clarke's strategy in buying the Diageo portfolio was to get his hands on the premium Californian red wine brands which had been neglected, and he reluctantly agreed to also take the Blossom Hill brand, a UK - focused brand that was more in the «cheap and cheerful» segment.

Treasury Wine Estates will bypass big liquor store retailers Woolworths and Coles in the first phase of an Australian launch of powerhouse United Kingdom brand Blossom Hill to help reduce cannibalisation with its own bulging local portfolio of brands.

This year, judges believe Hong Kong's leading wine importer Kerry Wines demonstrated tireless efforts to expand its product portfolio — adding another 14 brands in the past year — and keen dedication to provide education and training by offering sommelier masterclasses, WSET courses in addition to first - hand visits to vineyards and wineries.

But Copestick said the pilsner had the backing and potential to be «huge» in the UK, adding that the launch strategy and route - to - market for the beer in the UK would be slightly different to that of Copestick's wine portfolio, which includes the «I heart wine» brand, due to the fact that «beer has different rules».

«The breadth of our premium portfolio which also includes one of Australia's most awarded sparkling wine brands, House of Arras, means that our wines accompany many occasions and celebrations — and the ARIAs is no different.

«It is a great honour and privilege to be leading the ANZP team at Accolade Wines with its portfolio of wonderful brands, steeped in an amazing wine heritage,» Chris Flaherty said.

The introduction of Maison de Grand Esprit represents a significant step forward for TWE with the addition of a French brand to its existing portfolio of wines from diverse countries of origin including Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Italy.

With three of the top 10 wine brands in the UK, and two of the top ten in Australia, Accolade's enviable portfolio is led by Hardys and includes St Hallett, Petaluma, House of Arras, Houghton, Grant Burge Wines and Banrock Station (Australia), Waipara Hills and Mud House (New Zealand), Geyser Peak and Echo Falls (United States), Kumala & Flagstone (South Africa), and Viña Anakena (Chile).

Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) today introduced its latest brand offering, Maison de Grand Esprit, a unique French wine portfolio that combines old world winemaking techniques with a new world sourcing model, challenging conventions of the French wine categWine Estates (TWE) today introduced its latest brand offering, Maison de Grand Esprit, a unique French wine portfolio that combines old world winemaking techniques with a new world sourcing model, challenging conventions of the French wine categwine portfolio that combines old world winemaking techniques with a new world sourcing model, challenging conventions of the French wine categwine category.

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O'Neill Vintners offers a broad portfolio of national wine brands featuring a range of appellations, varietals and price points.

Commenting on Accolade's development while under its ownership, the CEO of Champ, John Haddock said: «We followed a deliberate strategy of creating a New World wine platform so that we now have winemaking operations in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the United States and Chile, while also premiumising our local offering through the acquisitions of Grant Burge Wines and the Fine Wine Partners portfolio, which included brands such as St. Hallett, Petaluma and Crowine platform so that we now have winemaking operations in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the United States and Chile, while also premiumising our local offering through the acquisitions of Grant Burge Wines and the Fine Wine Partners portfolio, which included brands such as St. Hallett, Petaluma and CroWine Partners portfolio, which included brands such as St. Hallett, Petaluma and Croser.