Tag Archive: Treasury Wine Estates
News Briefs for January 13, 2016
•Treasury Wine Estates has welcomed Côtes du Provence rosé brand Chateau Minuty to its import portfolio in the U.S. Continue reading →
Posted in News on January 13, 2016News Briefs for January 4, 2016
•Diageo has completed the $600 million sale of its Chateau & Estate wine business in the U.S., as well as Percy Fox in the U.K., to Treasury Wine Estates. Continue reading →
Posted in News on January 4, 2016Interview, Part 2: Treasury’s Sandra LeDrew On Beringer’s Progress
In the second part of SND’s interview with Sandra LeDrew, Treasury Wine Estates’ president-Americas focuses on the Beringer franchise and its current plans for growth. Continue reading →
Posted in News on December 17, 2015Interview: Sandra LeDrew, President-Americas, Treasury Wine Estates
In early October, Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) took a giant step in its ongoing revitalization by agreeing to acquire most of Diageo’s wine interests, including Beaulieu, Sterling, Provenance, Rosenblum, Acacia, Hewitt and Blossom Hill, for $600 million. That deal followed TWE’s announcement of its full-year results in August, which reflected a stunning turnaround for the company. In Part 1 of this interview with TWE president-Americas Sandra LeDrew, SND executive editor David Fleming discusses the Diageo deal, as well as the company’s initiatives with its Australian and New Zealand brands. Continue reading →
Posted in News on December 16, 2015TWE To Provide Calorie Info For All Its Wines
Treasury Wine Estates is set to provide calorie info for its entire bottled wine portfolio, claiming to be the first wine company to do so. Continue reading →
Posted in News on December 7, 2015Diageo Sheds Another Wine Asset, Selling France’s Bouvet Ladubay
Diageo, which has made a concerted effort to cull its wine business in recent months, has taken another step in that direction by selling Bouvet Ladubay to a consortium featuring the Monmousseau family, which has managed the Loire-based sparkling wine producer since the 1930s. Continue reading →
Posted in News on November 25, 2015
