Wine Week Radio: Those big chains.
This week Danny, Brad and Caroline talk about the news that the two big supermarket chains intend to launch their own wine labels, to be distributed through their massive network of stores across Australia. They also talk about the other goings on in the world of wine this week.
Download episode 2 of the Wine Week Radio Podcast. (11.7 Mb – m4a file)
Links from this week’s Wine Week Radio Podcast:
Cork producers fight back
Wine jobs going at Constellation
Chardonnay is back
Supermarket chains to launch own brands
Who owns what in the supermarket liquor market
Coonawarra roadshow
Follow the Wine Week Radio podcasters on twitter: @WineWeek (Danny & Brad), @bellabacchante (Caroline).
Posted by wineweek |
Comments (3)
Add to iTunes
Finally caught your radio program.
Good stuff!:smile::smile:
Your thinking on the cost of wine production and whether a $50.00 wine will or can be $50.00 next year is very interesting; there are many who seem to be saying that the near term is for a drop in prices (sometimes I see this, for example, Geyser peak Res. Cab. was $44.00 now our local distributor is selling it for $17.99, and that is more and more common), but the long term prices, I am being told, will be for inflationary prices.
As for me, I’ve bought all I can, but now, I look only for the rare “high quality” deals, reserving the rest for an unpredictable future.
Oh, if you get a chance, let me know how the 2008 Two Hands Bella’s garden compares to the 2006 Bella’s garden.
Thanks for your program,
Dennis
August 9th, 2010 | #
Well guys, I finally got my answer: the 2008 Bella’s Garden was chosen by Wine Speculator as number TWO on their list of 2010 Top wines!
I would think that the comment section would be more important than it is!
Sincerely,
Dennis
November 30th, 2010 | #
Thanks Dennis. We’d love to see a few more comments also.
November 30th, 2010 | #