Join us at the Hidden Gems pop-up wine event on Peel Street Friday 13 October, 4.30pm – 7.30pm Did you know there are 18 distinctly different wine regions in South Australia, all with something unique to
If you picked up a copy of the September edition of James Halliday’s magazine ‘Halliday’ you would have come across the 50 Great Reds article written by both James Halliday and Campbell Mattinson. Furthermore, you would have
The 4th Annual Berlin International Wine Competition was held on March 5, 2017. Close to 300 wines from more than 15 countries around the world were judged by the trade-only judging panel, by category and actual price.
The official numbers aren’t in, but there’s no denying Chengdu’s 2017 Wine Fair was one of the busiest yet. Our team made a quick dash from Dusseldorf in Germany where we also exhibited at ProWein
It is with great pleasure that we announce that Kingston Estate will be participating the China Food and Drinks Fair in Chengdu for the first time this year. As one of the largest food and
We will be at Prowein Dusseldorf for the 15th time and are looking forward to meeting potential new clients and reconnecting with our valued customers. 2017 will be a particularly exciting year for us at
Media Release – 2nd December 2016 The Federal Government has today announced significant reforms to the Wine Equalisation Tax scheme. Kingston Estate Wines Managing Director, Mr Bill Moularadellis, said ‘These long awaited reforms are welcomed
The Kingston sales team have returned from a successful trip to Shanghai, being their first year exhibiting at the Shanghai hosted Prowine China event. It is anticipated that China will be an exciting opportunity for Kingston to continually increase
The Kingston team recently returned from exhibiting at the World Bulk Wine Exhibition in Amsterdam. The fair presented many new opportunities for Kingston to showcase their wide range of bulk wines grown in their family owned
In 2015 Kingston Estate took part in the Hypervision Birdseye Project as a Copper sponsor. The Birdseye Project is a compilation of aerial footage and still photography taken of various regions and landscapes throughout South Australia.
