Analysts predict Kweichow Moutai will steal Diageo’s spot as the world’s most valuable alcoholic drinks firm in 2017.

Four the drinks association members are among Australia’s top 10 food and drink companies for 2016.

When Alison Herring joined the drinks association as our senior administration officer we had no idea that she was also a passionate baker.

Jackson Family Wines chairman Barbara Banke is on the hunt for Australian pinot noir vines.

Pernod Ricard and AB-InBev are gearing up to bring boozy versions of Nespresso coffee machines to kitchen benchtops.

After graduating from Adelaide University’s famed Oenology course, Nikki Lohitnavy, 28, became winemaker at GranMonte Winery.

Despite the company’s positive profit announcement, its shares fell as much as 8.9% yesterday, with investors jittery about Trump’s tax proposals.

The first week of 2017 was a corker for the drinks industry, with a drop in tariffs to China, a beer sales boost for Constellation and talk of a structural split at TWE.

Treasury Wine Estates CEO Michael Clarke has hinted the company will spin off its luxury wine brands to maximise profit.

Australian exporters of wine and spirits to China are enjoying a profit boost this week as tariffs drop.