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News Briefs for April 10, 2013

•Pernod Ricard USA said Major Brands will become its exclusive distributor in Missouri, starting May 1. Continue reading →

Posted in News on April 10, 2013

Interview, Part Two: John Grant, Managing Director, Beringer at Treasury Wine Estates

This second part of SND’s interview with John Grant, Treasury Wine’s managing director for the Beringer business unit, looks at the untapped export potential for California wine across Asia and other global markets—and how Treasury plans to seize that opportunity in the coming years. Continue reading →

Posted in News on April 5, 2013

Interview, Part One: John Grant, Managing Director, Beringer at Treasury Wine Estates

After a 20-year career in the wine industry that included a tenure as president of Constellation Wines Australia and senior leadership roles at Kendall-Jackson and Lion Nathan, John Grant became managing director of Treasury Wine Estates’ Beringer unit last summer. In addition to Beringer, Grant oversees the Chateau St. Jean, Etude, Stags’ Leap, Be. and Castello di Gabbiano brands, among others, on a global basis. In this first part of a two-part interview, Grant discusses the progress of recent new products from the Beringer unit, as well as Treasury’s vision for its California business. Continue reading →

Posted in News on April 4, 2013

Treasury Bets On China’s Rising Wine Market

Treasury Wine Estates CEO David Dearie said wine volume in China will rise to about 500 million cases in 10 years, from the current level of 150 million cases. Continue reading →

Posted in News on March 22, 2013

News Briefs for March 1, 2013

Heaven Hill Distilleries has unveiled a new look for the Burnett’s vodka line. Continue reading →

Posted in News on March 1, 2013

After A Challenging First Half, Treasury Ramps Up Activity On Core Brands

With sales and profits at Treasury Wine Estates Americas down in its fiscal first half (ended December 31, 2012), and its high-end business hampered by supply constraints, managing director Sandra LeDrew tells Shanken News Daily that the company is ramping up activity behind core brands like Beringer, Lindemans and Chateau St. Jean. Continue reading →

Posted in News on February 28, 2013

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