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Australian Vintage
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Australian Vintage Limited
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1991
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Australian Vintage Limited (ASX: AVG) is a publicly listed Australian wine and beverage company headquartered in Sydney, founded in 1991, employing 251-500 people and operating 17+ brands across wine, ready-to-drink, and value-add categories. Its portfolio spans heritage wine brands led by McGuigan (four generations, 100+ years of Hunter Valley winemaking), regional varietals (Nepenthe, Barossa Valley Wine Co, Tempus Two), innovation-led brands (CTZN marketed with AI-precision blending, Poco Vino single-serve format, Not Guilty zero-alcohol wines), and RTD/spritzer products (Lemsecco, Tempus One, Mr Stubbs, Kilkenny Cream). The company owns vineyards, production facilities, and cellar doors, giving it vertical integration across the supply chain.

The business generates revenue primarily through wholesale and retail wine and beverage sales in Australia and nine international markets (UK, Ireland, Europe, Canada, US, New Zealand, Middle East, Hong Kong). FY25 revenue was approximately A$257m. The company also earns distribution fees by distributing third-party brands (Fellr RTDs, Howard Park Wines, Invivo/Graham Norton, MadFish) using its established Australian and UK infrastructure. Growth is being driven by international expansion of single-serve formats (Poco Vino), no/low alcohol innovation, RTD category expansion, and a portfolio pivot away from heavy red wines toward white, rosé, sparkling, and lighter styles that align with shifting consumer preferences.

The company is in active turnaround mode following FY24's A$93m net loss, having narrowed to a A$9.6m loss in FY25 and guided to first positive operating cash flow since 2021. Liquidity is supported by A$128m of debt facilities refinanced to March 2028, and management expects 5% revenue growth in H2 FY26 despite ongoing headwinds from red grape oversupply, FX volatility, and structural Australian wine category decline.

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Australian Vintage Limited (ASX: AVG) is a publicly listed Australian wine and beverage producer operating 17+ brands across wine, RTD, and no/low-alcohol categories, distributing through retail and wholesale channels across nine countries including Australia, the UK, Europe, and the US.

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251–500
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HeadquartersOwanyilla, Australia
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Owanyilla
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Australia
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Oceania
Markets served

Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
wine production, ready-to-drink beverages, no-alcohol wine, wine distribution, Australian winemaking
Industry4 codes
1Wine & Sparkling Wine Wineries & Brands
CodeCRADAIABPrimaryYes
2Wine Production & Winemaking
CodeAFAFAAABPrimaryNo
3Wineries & Vineyards (Tasting Rooms)
CodeTHAFALAEPrimaryNo
4Beer, Wine & Spirits Wholesale Distribution
CodeCRAOAIAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code4 codes
  • Wineries312130
  • Wineries31213
  • Wine and Distilled Alcoholic Beverage Merchant Wholesalers424820
  • Beverage Manufacturing3121
SIC code2 codes
  • Beverages2080
  • Wholesale-Beer, Wine & Distilled Alcoholic Beverages5180
Product category
Wine
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Revenue model5 records
1Wine Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Traditional wine product sales across diverse portfolio including still wines, sparkling, rosé, and premium varietals under brands like McGuigan, Tempus, Nepenthe, Barossa Valley Wine Co, and Chateau Marmalade.

avlwines.com.au
2RTD and Drinks Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Ready-to-drink products including Lemsecco Spritz, Tempus One spritzers, Mr Stubbs RTDs, and Kilkenny Cream liqueur generating transaction-based revenue.

avlwines.com.au
3No/Low Alcohol Products
TypeOne Time License
Description

Zero alcohol wines (Not Guilty) and reduced alcohol offerings capitalizing on structural shift away from heavy red wines toward lighter options.

foodanddrinkbusiness.com.au
4Distribution Services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Distribution partnerships where Australian Vintage distributes third-party brands (Howard Park, Invivo, Fellr) leveraging existing sales and distribution infrastructure.

avlwines.com.au
5Value-Add Products
TypeHardware Sales
Description

AusGrape supplies grape derived products to winemaking and food and beverage manufacturing sectors.

avlwines.com.au
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Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Others
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
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1McGuigan
Description

Four generations and over 100 years of winemaking from the McGuigan family in the Hunter Valley.

avlwines.com.au
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Core offering1 text field

Australian Vintage produces, markets, and distributes a diversified portfolio of wines and alcoholic beverages across multiple consumer brands. Its offerings span traditional still and sparkling wines (McGuigan, Tempus, Barossa Valley Wine Co, Nepenthe), innovative formats such as single-serve wine (Poco Vino) and AI-blended wines (CTZN), ready-to-drink spritzers (Lemsecco, Tempus One), cream liqueurs (Kilkenny Cream), and no/low alcohol wines (Not Guilty). The company also distributes third-party beverage brands and supplies grape-derived ingredients through its AusGrape subsidiary.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 4 values shown
  • Poco Vino expanding across 9 countries
+3 more records
Product overview1 text field

Australian Vintage operates a diversified wine and beverage portfolio structured across four categories: Wine brands (12 offerings including CTZN with AI-powered precision blending, McGuigan with 100+ years of heritage, single-serve format leader Poco Vino, and other regional varietals), Drinks (cream liqueurs and RTD products including Tempus One spritzers and Mr Stubbs cocktails), Collaborations (partnerships like Silky Wines with TikTok creator Silk Cartwright), and Value-Add products (Ausgrape supplying grape-derived ingredients). The company is restructuring away from heavy reds toward white, rosé, sparkling, and no/low alcohol products while pursuing geographic expansion and portfolio innovation to drive recovery amid market challenges.

Product and service19 records
1McGuigan
CategoryWine
Description

Premium Australian wine portfolio with four-generation, 100+ year winemaking heritage from the Hunter Valley; flagship brand offering traditional varietals with sustainable packaging innovations.

2Poco Vino
CategoryWine
Description

Format-first, flavour-led premium quality varietally correct wine in sleek single-serve bottles designed for modern, on-the-go consumption; expanding internationally across nine countries including the US.

3CTZN
CategoryWine
Description

AI-powered wine brand that melds algorithmic precision with traditional winemaking passion, delivering unique blends designed for the modern palate.

4Tempus Two
CategoryWine
Description

Unconventional wine brand encouraging wine enthusiasts to break free from the ordinary and savour wines in their own unique way.

5Barossa Valley Wine Co
CategoryWine
Description

Premium regional wine brand established in 2001, hand-crafting the best expressions of the Barossa Valley varietals.

6Nepenthe
CategoryWine
Description

Benchmark Adelaide Hills winery established in 1994, producing premium wines that showcase the unique nature of the region.

7Not Guilty
CategoryWine
Description

Full flavoured, full bodied zero alcohol wine range that maintains the characteristics of traditional wine while offering alcohol-free alternatives.

8Passion Pop
CategoryWine
Description

Easy-drinking sparkling wine combining fruit flavours with a bubbly personality for sweeter-beverage consumers and casual celebratory occasions.

9Chateau Marmalade
CategoryWine
Description

Lighter, sweeter wines with French-inspired branding catering to younger wine lovers and the growing thirst for approachable wines.

10The Butcher's Cellar
CategoryWine
Description

Wine brand celebrating meat industry workers with distinctive meat-themed labels recognising and supporting those in the butchery trade.

11The Shy Pig
CategoryWine
Description

Casual, approachable wine brand inspired by a mischievous pig character, targeting relaxed social drinking occasions.

12Lemsecco Spritz
CategoryReady-to-Drink Beverages
Description

Prosecco-based spritz made with real lemons, featuring fresh lemon aromas with hints of florals and a citrusy refreshing tart finish; targeting 3x growth.

13Tempus One
CategoryReady-to-Drink Beverages
Description

Fruit prosecco-based spritzer available in watermelon, berry, and passionfruit flavours, positioned as a fruity, juicy and refreshing wine-spritzer alternative.

14Mr Stubbs
CategoryReady-to-Drink Beverages
Description

Ready-to-drink cocktail brand targeting at-home entertainment occasions without dress code, lockout time, or bar queues.

15Kilkenny Cream
CategoryLiqueur
Description

Decadent chocolate and coffee Irish cream liqueur, enjoyed chilled over ice or as a versatile cocktail base.

16AusGrape
CategoryValue-Add Ingredients
Description

Wholly-owned subsidiary supplying grape-derived products to winemaking, food and beverage manufacturing sectors since 1998.

17Silky Wines
CategoryWine
Description

Collaboration wine brand with TikTok creator Silk Cartwright merging art, sustainability, and wine, targeting Gen Z consumers.

18MadFish Wines
CategoryWine
Description

Western Australian wine brand acquired with international rights from Burch Family Wines; distributed in UK, Ireland, Europe, and Canada.

19Fellr RTD Distribution
CategoryDistribution Services
Description

Distribution partnership service managing sales of Fellr's 4% ABV ready-to-drink products across all Australian states and territories.

Scale indicator12 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-08-01
Description

Distribution partnership with Australian RTD brand Fellr to sell 4% abv ready-to-drink products across all Australian states and territories. Agreement also supports Fellr's expansion into vodka-based RTDs and full bottled spirits. Commencing 1 August 2026.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-02-01
Description

Distribution partnership for Graham Norton wine range in UK and Europe. Australian Vintage manages distribution leveraging existing infrastructure to expand international reach of Invivo products.

3Silk Cartwright
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-09-04
Description

Collaboration with TikTok creator and artist Silk Cartwright (1.7M followers) for Silky Wines brand. Silk Cartwright brings Gen Z appeal, art sensibility, and sustainability focus to wine marketing partnership.

vinetur.com
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-23
Description

Strategic partnership involving acquisition of international ownership of MadFish Wines brand and exclusive distribution of Howard Park Wines in European and North American markets. Burch Family Wines retains rights in Australia. Deal aims to expand product portfolio and leverage mutual growth in premium wine sector.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Diageo is the world's largest spirits company and a broad incumbent in the global beverage alcohol category. While primarily spirits-focused, Diageo's RTD investments and global distribution network make it a comparable platform for cross-category alcohol growth and distribution leverage.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Pernod Ricard is a global wine and spirits incumbent owning brands like Jacob's Creek, which directly competes with Australian Vintage's McGuigan portfolio. Comparable in the wine and RTD categories globally, though much broader in scope across spirits.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Naked Wines is a direct-to-consumer wine platform that competes with Australian Vintage's wine club and subscription-style offerings. Comparable in DTC channel innovation and direct consumer engagement, though with a distinct crowdsourcing funding model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Casella Wines is the privately-held Australian producer of Yellow Tail, the country's largest exported wine brand. It is a direct peer in Australian wine production, mass-market export channels, and category innovation.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Brown-Forman is a global wine and spirits incumbent with brands including Australian wines via its portfolio. Comparable as a publicly-listed global beverage company navigating RTD expansion and shifting consumer demographics.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

E. & J. Gallo is the world's largest family-owned wine company and a broad incumbent in mass-market and premium wine. It is comparable as a diversified global wine producer with multiple brands spanning price points and innovation formats.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Constellation Brands is a large global wine and beer producer with a substantial premium wine portfolio. It is a broad incumbent in the same product category and competes with Australian Vintage for shelf space and consumer attention in export markets.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Vintage Wine Estates is a US-based aggregator of wine brands and vineyards. It is comparable to Australian Vintage as a multi-brand wine platform pursuing portfolio diversification, though operating primarily in the US market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Treasury Wine Estates (ASX: TWE) is Australia's largest listed wine company and Australian Vintage's most direct public peer. Both produce and distribute Australian wine brands globally (Penfolds, Wolf Blass vs McGuigan, Tempus, Barossa Valley Wine Co), and compete in the same trade and export channels.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Accolade Wines is one of Australia's largest wine producers (Hardys, Banrock Station, St Hallett), directly comparable to Australian Vintage in scale, Australian sourcing, and global brand portfolio. Both navigate similar challenges around heavy red wine oversupply and shifting consumer preferences.

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Australian Vintage

Australian Vintage Limited (ASX: AVG) is a publicly listed Australian wine and beverage producer operating 17+ brands across wine, RTD, and no/low-alcohol categories, distributing through retail and wholesale channels across nine countries including Australia, the UK, Europe, and the US.

What Australian Vintage does

Australian Vintage Limited (ASX: AVG) is a publicly listed Australian wine and beverage company headquartered in Sydney, founded in 1991, employing 251-500 people and operating 17+ brands across wine, ready-to-drink, and value-add categories. Its portfolio spans heritage wine brands led by McGuigan (four generations, 100+ years of Hunter Valley winemaking), regional varietals (Nepenthe, Barossa Valley Wine Co, Tempus Two), innovation-led brands (CTZN marketed with AI-precision blending, Poco Vino single-serve format, Not Guilty zero-alcohol wines), and RTD/spritzer products (Lemsecco, Tempus One, Mr Stubbs, Kilkenny Cream). The company owns vineyards, production facilities, and cellar doors, giving it vertical integration across the supply chain.

The business generates revenue primarily through wholesale and retail wine and beverage sales in Australia and nine international markets (UK, Ireland, Europe, Canada, US, New Zealand, Middle East, Hong Kong). FY25 revenue was approximately A$257m. The company also earns distribution fees by distributing third-party brands (Fellr RTDs, Howard Park Wines, Invivo/Graham Norton, MadFish) using its established Australian and UK infrastructure. Growth is being driven by international expansion of single-serve formats (Poco Vino), no/low alcohol innovation, RTD category expansion, and a portfolio pivot away from heavy red wines toward white, rosé, sparkling, and lighter styles that align with shifting consumer preferences.

The company is in active turnaround mode following FY24's A$93m net loss, having narrowed to a A$9.6m loss in FY25 and guided to first positive operating cash flow since 2021. Liquidity is supported by A$128m of debt facilities refinanced to March 2028, and management expects 5% revenue growth in H2 FY26 despite ongoing headwinds from red grape oversupply, FX volatility, and structural Australian wine category decline.

Australian Vintage firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Australian Vintage
Legal name
Australian Vintage Limited
Website
https://australianvintage.com.au
Company type
Public
Founded year
1991
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Australian Vintage Limited (ASX: AVG) is a publicly listed Australian wine and beverage producer operating 17+ brands across wine, RTD, and no/low-alcohol categories, distributing through retail and wholesale channels across nine countries including Australia, the UK, Europe, and the US.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Australian Vintage industry classification

Industry
Product category
Wine
NAICS
Wineries (312130), Wineries (31213), Wine and Distilled Alcoholic Beverage Merchant Wholesalers (424820), Beverage Manufacturing (3121)
SIC
Beverages (2080), Wholesale-Beer, Wine & Distilled Alcoholic Beverages (5180)
akta.pro primary industry
Wine & Sparkling Wine Wineries & Brands (CRADAIAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Wine Production & Winemaking (AFAFAAAB), Wineries & Vineyards (Tasting Rooms) (THAFALAE), Beer, Wine & Spirits Wholesale Distribution (CRAOAIAA)

Keywords

  • Wine production
  • Ready-to-drink beverages
  • No-alcohol wine
  • Wine distribution
  • Australian winemaking

Where Australian Vintage is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Owanyilla
HQ country
Australia
HQ region
Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

Australian Vintage business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Wine Sales: Traditional wine product sales across diverse portfolio including still wines, sparkling, rosé, and premium varietals under brands like McGuigan, Tempus, Nepenthe, Barossa Valley Wine Co, and Chateau Marmalade.
  2. RTD and Drinks Sales: Ready-to-drink products including Lemsecco Spritz, Tempus One spritzers, Mr Stubbs RTDs, and Kilkenny Cream liqueur generating transaction-based revenue.
  3. No/Low Alcohol Products: Zero alcohol wines (Not Guilty) and reduced alcohol offerings capitalizing on structural shift away from heavy red wines toward lighter options.
  4. Distribution Services: Distribution partnerships where Australian Vintage distributes third-party brands (Howard Park, Invivo, Fellr) leveraging existing sales and distribution infrastructure.
  5. Value-Add Products: AusGrape supplies grape derived products to winemaking and food and beverage manufacturing sectors.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Australian Vintage product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Australian Vintage produces, markets, and distributes a diversified portfolio of wines and alcoholic beverages across multiple consumer brands. Its offerings span traditional still and sparkling wines (McGuigan, Tempus, Barossa Valley Wine Co, Nepenthe), innovative formats such as single-serve wine (Poco Vino) and AI-blended wines (CTZN), ready-to-drink spritzers (Lemsecco, Tempus One), cream liqueurs (Kilkenny Cream), and no/low alcohol wines (Not Guilty). The company also distributes third-party beverage brands and supplies grape-derived ingredients through its AusGrape subsidiary.

Product overview

Australian Vintage operates a diversified wine and beverage portfolio structured across four categories: Wine brands (12 offerings including CTZN with AI-powered precision blending, McGuigan with 100+ years of heritage, single-serve format leader Poco Vino, and other regional varietals), Drinks (cream liqueurs and RTD products including Tempus One spritzers and Mr Stubbs cocktails), Collaborations (partnerships like Silky Wines with TikTok creator Silk Cartwright), and Value-Add products (Ausgrape supplying grape-derived ingredients). The company is restructuring away from heavy reds toward white, rosé, sparkling, and no/low alcohol products while pursuing geographic expansion and portfolio innovation to drive recovery amid market challenges.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • McGuigan: Four generations and over 100 years of winemaking from the McGuigan family in the Hunter Valley.
  • Tempus Two
  • Poco Vino
  • Lemsecco
  • Barossa Valley Wine Co
  • Chateau Marmalade
  • CTZN
  • Nepenthe
  • Not Guilty
  • Passion Pop
  • Kilkenny Cream
  • Mr Stubbs
  • Tempus One
  • The Butcher's Cellar
  • The Shy Pig
  • AusGrape
  • Silky Wines

Products and services

  • McGuigan Premium Australian wine portfolio with four-generation, 100+ year winemaking heritage from the Hunter Valley; flagship brand offering traditional varietals with sustainable packaging innovations.
  • Poco Vino Format-first, flavour-led premium quality varietally correct wine in sleek single-serve bottles designed for modern, on-the-go consumption; expanding internationally across nine countries including the US.
  • CTZN AI-powered wine brand that melds algorithmic precision with traditional winemaking passion, delivering unique blends designed for the modern palate.
  • Tempus Two Unconventional wine brand encouraging wine enthusiasts to break free from the ordinary and savour wines in their own unique way.
  • Barossa Valley Wine Co Premium regional wine brand established in 2001, hand-crafting the best expressions of the Barossa Valley varietals.
  • Nepenthe Benchmark Adelaide Hills winery established in 1994, producing premium wines that showcase the unique nature of the region.
  • Not Guilty Full flavoured, full bodied zero alcohol wine range that maintains the characteristics of traditional wine while offering alcohol-free alternatives.
  • Passion Pop Easy-drinking sparkling wine combining fruit flavours with a bubbly personality for sweeter-beverage consumers and casual celebratory occasions.
  • Chateau Marmalade Lighter, sweeter wines with French-inspired branding catering to younger wine lovers and the growing thirst for approachable wines.
  • The Butcher's Cellar Wine brand celebrating meat industry workers with distinctive meat-themed labels recognising and supporting those in the butchery trade.
  • The Shy Pig Casual, approachable wine brand inspired by a mischievous pig character, targeting relaxed social drinking occasions.
  • Lemsecco Spritz Prosecco-based spritz made with real lemons, featuring fresh lemon aromas with hints of florals and a citrusy refreshing tart finish; targeting 3x growth.
  • Tempus One Fruit prosecco-based spritzer available in watermelon, berry, and passionfruit flavours, positioned as a fruity, juicy and refreshing wine-spritzer alternative.
  • Mr Stubbs Ready-to-drink cocktail brand targeting at-home entertainment occasions without dress code, lockout time, or bar queues.
  • Kilkenny Cream Decadent chocolate and coffee Irish cream liqueur, enjoyed chilled over ice or as a versatile cocktail base.
  • AusGrape Wholly-owned subsidiary supplying grape-derived products to winemaking, food and beverage manufacturing sectors since 1998.
  • Silky Wines Collaboration wine brand with TikTok creator Silk Cartwright merging art, sustainability, and wine, targeting Gen Z consumers.
  • MadFish Wines Western Australian wine brand acquired with international rights from Burch Family Wines; distributed in UK, Ireland, Europe, and Canada.
  • Fellr RTD Distribution Distribution partnership service managing sales of Fellr's 4% ABV ready-to-drink products across all Australian states and territories.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Poco Vino expanding across 9 countries
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Australian Vintage

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Australian Vintage technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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AI maturity

App detail

AI capability2 records

Feature4 records

Australian Vintage partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • FellrminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 August 2026Distribution partnership with Australian RTD brand Fellr to sell 4% abv ready-to-drink products across all Australian states and territories. Agreement also supports Fellr's expansion into vodka-based RTDs and full bottled spirits. Commencing 1 August 2026.
  • InvivocoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 February 2026Distribution partnership for Graham Norton wine range in UK and Europe. Australian Vintage manages distribution leveraging existing infrastructure to expand international reach of Invivo products.
  • Silk CartwrightminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 4 September 2025Collaboration with TikTok creator and artist Silk Cartwright (1.7M followers) for Silky Wines brand. Silk Cartwright brings Gen Z appeal, art sensibility, and sustainability focus to wine marketing partnership.
  • Burch Family WinescoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 23 May 2025Strategic partnership involving acquisition of international ownership of MadFish Wines brand and exclusive distribution of Howard Park Wines in European and North American markets. Burch Family Wines retains rights in Australia. Deal aims to expand product portfolio and leverage mutual growth in premium wine sector.

Scale indicators12 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Australian Vintage competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Diageo: Diageo is the world's largest spirits company and a broad incumbent in the global beverage alcohol category. While primarily spirits-focused, Diageo's RTD investments and global distribution network make it a comparable platform for cross-category alcohol growth and distribution leverage.
  • Pernod Ricard: Pernod Ricard is a global wine and spirits incumbent owning brands like Jacob's Creek, which directly competes with Australian Vintage's McGuigan portfolio. Comparable in the wine and RTD categories globally, though much broader in scope across spirits.
  • Brown-Forman: Brown-Forman is a global wine and spirits incumbent with brands including Australian wines via its portfolio. Comparable as a publicly-listed global beverage company navigating RTD expansion and shifting consumer demographics.
  • E. & J. Gallo Winery: E. & J. Gallo is the world's largest family-owned wine company and a broad incumbent in mass-market and premium wine. It is comparable as a diversified global wine producer with multiple brands spanning price points and innovation formats.
  • Constellation Brands: Constellation Brands is a large global wine and beer producer with a substantial premium wine portfolio. It is a broad incumbent in the same product category and competes with Australian Vintage for shelf space and consumer attention in export markets.

Emerging players

  • Naked Wines: Naked Wines is a direct-to-consumer wine platform that competes with Australian Vintage's wine club and subscription-style offerings. Comparable in DTC channel innovation and direct consumer engagement, though with a distinct crowdsourcing funding model.
  • Vintage Wine Estates: Vintage Wine Estates is a US-based aggregator of wine brands and vineyards. It is comparable to Australian Vintage as a multi-brand wine platform pursuing portfolio diversification, though operating primarily in the US market.

Direct peers

  • Casella Wines: Casella Wines is the privately-held Australian producer of Yellow Tail, the country's largest exported wine brand. It is a direct peer in Australian wine production, mass-market export channels, and category innovation.
  • Treasury Wine Estates: Treasury Wine Estates (ASX: TWE) is Australia's largest listed wine company and Australian Vintage's most direct public peer. Both produce and distribute Australian wine brands globally (Penfolds, Wolf Blass vs McGuigan, Tempus, Barossa Valley Wine Co), and compete in the same trade and export channels.
  • Accolade Wines: Accolade Wines is one of Australia's largest wine producers (Hardys, Banrock Station, St Hallett), directly comparable to Australian Vintage in scale, Australian sourcing, and global brand portfolio. Both navigate similar challenges around heavy red wine oversupply and shifting consumer preferences.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Australian Vintage social profiles

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Australian Vintage financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Australian Vintage leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Australian Vintage subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries2 records

Australian Vintage funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Australian Vintage M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A1 record

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Australian Vintage

What does Australian Vintage do?

Australian Vintage produces, markets, and distributes a diversified portfolio of wines and alcoholic beverages across multiple consumer brands. Its offerings span traditional still and sparkling wines (McGuigan, Tempus, Barossa Valley Wine Co, Nepenthe), innovative formats such as single-serve wine (Poco Vino) and AI-blended wines (CTZN), ready-to-drink spritzers (Lemsecco, Tempus One), cream liqueurs (Kilkenny Cream), and no/low alcohol wines (Not Guilty). The company also distributes third-party beverage brands and supplies grape-derived ingredients through its AusGrape subsidiary.

Is Australian Vintage a public or private company?

Australian Vintage is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Australian Vintage founded?

Australian Vintage was founded in 1991. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Australian Vintage based?

Australian Vintage is headquartered in Owanyilla, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does Australian Vintage make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Wine Sales are the primary driver. The others are RTD and Drinks Sales, no/Low Alcohol Products, distribution Services and value-Add Products.

Who are Australian Vintage's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Diageo, Pernod Ricard, Brown-Forman, E. & J. Gallo Winery and Constellation Brands. Emerging players are Naked Wines and Vintage Wine Estates. Direct peers are Casella Wines, Treasury Wine Estates and Accolade Wines.

Does Australian Vintage have an API?

No public API is recorded for Australian Vintage.

What industry is Australian Vintage in?

Australian Vintage's product category is Wine. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRADAIAB, Wine & Sparkling Wine Wineries & Brands, with a secondary code of AFAFAAAB, Wine Production & Winemaking. Its NAICS code is 312130 and its SIC code is 2080.

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Just DrinksAustralian Vintage to sell Nepenthe cellar door, vineyardAustralian Vintage agreed to sell its Nepenthe wine brand's Adelaide Hills cellar door and vineyard to Woodthall and Adelaide Wine Co. for A$5m ($3.6m). The company retains full ownership of the Nepenthe brand, and the deal is due to settle in November, with proceeds used to lower debt.Just DrinksAustralian Vintage “stronger” despite pressure on profitsAustralian Vintage reported A$258m revenue and a net loss of A$64m for the year to June, with losses widening due to inventory impairment, restructuring, and a stronger dollar. The company said it expects a net positive cash position in FY27 and reduced net debt to A$89m.YahooAustralian Vintage “stronger” despite pressure on profitsAustralian Vintage reported A$258m revenue and positive operating cash flow for FY25/26, up from negative A$8m a year earlier. The company said it expects a net positive cash position for FY27 and will reduce debt for the first time in years.Food & Drink BusinessAustralian Vintage reports $64m impairment lossAustralian Vintage reported a $64 million net loss for FY26, driven by a $27 million inventory impairment and negative EBITDAS of $35 million. Revenue rose to $258 million, and net debt ended at $89 million, below guidance. The company expects a positive cash position and debt reduction in FY27.Just DrinksAustralian Vintage to distribute RTD brand FellrAustralian Vintage, owner of McGuigan and Tempus Two wines, has entered into a distribution partnership with Australian RTD brand Fellr to sell Fellr's range of 4% abv ready-to-drink products across all Australian states and territories. The agreement will also support Fellr's expansion into vodka-based RTDs and full bottled spirits. Fellr, a Sydney-based company founded in 2020, gains access to Australian Vintage's existing sales and distribution infrastructure through the deal.YahooAustralian Vintage to distribute RTD brand FellrAustralian Vintage has entered a distribution partnership with Sydney-based RTD brand Fellr, managing sales across Australia and aiding its expansion into vodka-based RTDs and bottled spirits. The partnership aims to leverage Australian Vintage’s sales capabilities to grow Fellr’s market presence and strengthen its off-premise strategy. This move follows Australian Vintage’s recent agreements, including distributing Invivo's wines in the UK and Ireland and refinancing its debt to support new product rollouts.Food & Drink BusinessAustralian Vintage refinances as Poco Vino drives H2 turnaroundAustralian Vintage secured a $128 million debt refinancing through March 2028, with an option to extend to 2029. The refinancing supports the global expansion of Poco Vino, which sells 500 bottles an hour across 8,000 stores. The group reports H2 cash generation of positive $20 million, a turnaround of $29 million.YahooAustralian Vintage refinances debt to fund Poco Vino pushAustralian Vintage has refinanced its debt facilities, securing A$128m until March 2028, to support the expansion of its Poco Vino brand into new markets, including the US. The company reported a significant net loss for the first half of the fiscal year but anticipates a 5% revenue growth in the second half despite some supply chain risks. It aims to achieve neutral cash flow and reduce net debt, marking its first positive cash flow since 2021.Just DrinksAustralian Vintage refinances debt to fund Poco Vino pushAustralian Vintage refinanced its debt facilities to A$128m until March 2028, with an option to extend for another year. The extra A$5m will support its Poco Vino single-serve wine brand, which the company plans to launch in the US early next year.The Drinks BusinessAustralian Vintage scores £12.5m in refinancingAustralian Vintage secured £12.5m in refinancing through March 2029, allowing it to raise total debt to A$128m. The new facility includes A$5m for the Poco Vino single-serve wine rollout, which is sold in nine countries. The company expects neutral free cash flow and net debt of A$90m by year-end.