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More than half of Australians are planning to cut back on alcohol in a new trend being led by a younger generation concerned about health and image.

Australian exporters were rocked by a campaign of economic bullying from China four years ago. Now relations with Beijing are improved, but how have those industries that were singled out fared?

The family is working to repair the pipe but if they can't it will cost more than $100,000 to replace.

A whopping 8000 bottles of red wine departed from the company's bottling plant in Mount Cotton, set to reach the p

South Australian winemakers are toasting new opportunities after China lifted its tariff on Australian wine.

There has been a breakthrough in the $1 billion market for grape growers and winemakers after four tough years.

The water was secretly swiped from the Western Murray Irrigation pipeline.

Australian winemakers' years-long freezeout from the lucrative Chinese market will soon be over, if Beijing follows through on a recommendation from a key Chinese ministry.

When Rachel Triggs fell pregnant, she felt she had no choice but to leave her winemaking career for good.

A major South Australian winery has been plunged into administration.

Canberra and Beijing are working on a deal to lift restrictions on exports.

"That's an enormous drop for any industry to go through and quite an economic shock," Australian Grape and Wine Chief Executive Lee McLean said.

The falling demand from overseas comes as Aussie producers battle a major wine glut at home.

An Australian-made wine sold in three states has been recalled due to the presence of glass.

A new report says it has found the reason people get slamming headaches even after just a couple glasses of red.

Major wine producers, including Australia, South Africa and Chile, are expected to suffer big drops this year. An industry group blames two factors.

Anthony Albanese has said he is "very positive" of ending long-standing trade tariffs on Australian produce with China.

A family winery has taken the top prize in a major international competition.

Residents watched on as 2.2 million litres of red wine were reportedly unleashed, flooding the town with a deluge of red wine.

Some things just don't belong at the bottom of the ocean.

The industry faces challenging years ahead, with vineyards likely to hit the market, a new report said.

Undeclared allergens in the vermouth can trigger asthma attacks and potentially life-threatening anaphylactic reactions.

A Friday afternoon beer seems so synonymous with Australian culture it's almost built into our lifestyle, but it appears the tide is changing.

Upon returning home from a recent trip to Beijing, Trade Minister Don Farrell said that while his excursion was "warm and engaging", tariffs imposed on Australia "won't be resolved overnight".

Vineyards are battling the loss of the Chinese market, a global glut of red grapes and low prices.

A popular wedding venue has been destroyed after a major blaze tore through a winery in New South Wales Hunter Valley region overnight.

Emergency announcement comes amid fears of a run on other banks, and just hours before trading began in Asia.

The market is worth only $12.4 million annually, compared with $1.3 billion three years ago.

Phylloxera are small aphid-like insects that destroy vines and are regarded as the world's worst vineyard pest.

But industry representatives say winemakers are nearing the 'tail end of the decline'.

Australia has banned the export of luxury goods, such as wine, racehorses and perfume, to Russia, in a further wave of sanctions over the Ukraine invasion.

One customer has made what could be the largest individual purchase ever made at Dan Murphy's, purchasing a set of Penfolds Grange for $400,000.

NSW wineries are experiencing their worse staff shortages in years due to COVID-19 limiting the number of backpackers in the state.

A bottle of Penfolds Grange Hermitage Bin 1 Shiraz 1951 has set the record for the most expensive bottle of Australian wine ever sold.

Alcohol retailers, including Dan Murphy's, have been forced to put purchases limits on their champagne stocks ahead of Christmas.

Penfolds has released its most expensive – new – bottle of wine: A five-vintage blend that retails for a wallet-scorching $3500.

China's tariffs on Australian wine imports will be examined by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) amid icy relations between Canberra and Beijing.

It's thought the massive facility, located in Israel, would have produced some two million litres of wine a year.

Drinking a few glasses of red wine a week could help people avoid high blood pressure, a new study has found.

There are hopes an upcoming 14-day event in Adelaide will fill the void left by the cancellation of the Adelaide 500.

Australian winemakers have increased exports to new and current markets but have been unable to offset a major decline in sales to mainland China, a report says.

A popular red wine has been recalled from liquor outlet shelves in four Australian states following fears the bottles may contain fragments of glass.

The Australian Federal Government has confirmed it is taking China to the World Trade Organisation over the anti-dumping duties it has imposed on Australian wine.

Scott Morrison said Australia will ask the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to intervene over the "completely unconscionable" trade sanctions.

Australian wine exports to China have collapsed this year after the industry was locked out from its biggest market.

Australian hay growers could be the next major industry frozen out by China, with Canberra-Beijing trade and relations still fractured.

A one-time California man who bilked wine collectors out of millions by selling cheaper booze he rebottled in his kitchen has been deported to his native Indonesia.

China is extending tariffs on Australia wine exports for another five years as relations further sour between Beijing and Canberra.

Imitations of famous Australian wine brands have been spotted on store shelves in China, months after exports were hit with trade sanctions by Beijing.

Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has said the Federal Government is hoping 'quite diplomacy' will resolve the growing trade row with China but declared Australia will never compromise its sovereignty.