MOREWINE
MOREWINE is an Australian wine company that has exclusive relationships with some of the finest wine producers in Australia.
These quality assets are owned in some of Australian wine’s finest regions.
The wines produced under the brands owned by MOREWINE have won many international trophies and Double Gold/Gold medals. Our long term established relationships with supply chains gives MOREWINE the ability to ramp up production very quickly if needed. High grade wine, partnered with large production facilities, allows MOREWINE the capacity to service any ongoing volume requirements.
Award Winning Wines
In the year ended December 2018, Australian wine exports increased by 10 per cent in value to $2.82 billion.
The average value of exported wine increased by 5 per cent.
Wine Australia - 2019
- Bottled wine shipments increased by 7 per cent in value to $2.24 billion and decreased in volume by 3 per cent to 361 million litresExports of premium wines priced above $10 per litre grew by 23 percent to a record $672 million dollars.
- Red wine accounted for 74 percent of export value.
- Exports to China (including Hong Kong and Macau) in the 12 months to December 2018 increased by 18 per cent.
- The top export market was mainland China, which accounted for 18 per cent of total export value, followed by the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore and Japan..
- 63% of wine produced is exported. The growth reflects increasing demand for premium Australian wines in most regions around the world, where consumers are trading up to higher-value products across a range of categories.
- Australian wine exports to China jumped a massive 51% over the last 12 months to create the country’s first $1 billion market.
Statistics provided by Wine Australia
Superior Control
THE AUSTRALIAN GRAPE AND WINE AUTHORITY FOLLOW THE STRICT GUIDELINES SET OUT IN THE COMPLIANCE GUIDE FOR AUSTRALIAN WINE PRODUCERS.
The Australian Grape and Wine Authority is a statutory body established in 2014 to provide strategic support to the Australian wine sector. Its responsibilities include:
- Export regulation and compliance
- Domestic and international wine promotion
- Wine sector information and analysis
- Maintaining the integrity of Australia’s wine labels and wine-making practices
- Defining the boundaries of Australia’s wine producing areas
- Assisting with negotiations with other countries to reduce trade barriers.
Market Evolution
THE CHINESE WINE MARKET IS MATURING QUICKLY AS STRONG DEMAND FOR AUSTRALIAN WINE GROWS.
Recently exports to China have grown and evolved exponentially due to a shift in the attitude from buyers. Premium wines now represent the fastest growing area of wine exports with an annual increase of 23 per cent by value. There is a significance to the Chinese market about the prestige of products from vineyards over 100 years old.
Clearly buyers know what types of wine they are looking for and how much they are prepared to pay. They are looking for:
- Uniqueness
- Quality packaging
- Premium award winning wines rated internationally e.g. China Wine & Spirits Awards
- Increased knowledge of how the wine is made, what region it comes from and why it tastes like it does.
It’s an exciting time for Australian wine with blends tasting better than ever. We are producing wine styles that are stimulating palates around the world and creating perfect blends, assuring an exciting future for the Australian wine community and global wine connoisseurs.
Health Benefits
8 GOOD REASONS TO LOVE WINE
Taking advantage of the health benefits of red wine is not a new practice!
Research conducted at Harvard University found a jar in the tomb of King Scorpion I, dating all the way back to 3150 B.C.
that contains traces of wine along with herbal residue.
Pour yourself a glass and take a look at the eight ways wine benefits your health.
As in all things, moderation is key to a healthy lifestyle.
1. CONTAINS ANTIOXIDANTS
The antioxidants in red wine may help keep you healthy. They help fight infection and protect cells against the effects of free radicals, which may play role in cancer and other diseases.
2. BOOSTS THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
A daily glass of wine could be beneficial to health after scientists discovered moderate alcohol consumption can ward off infections and keep your immune system in check.
3. REDUCES THE RISK OF CANCER
Researchers at Harvard Medical School found that “Men who drink an average of four to seven glasses of red wine per week are only 52 percent as likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer as those who do not drink red wine. In addition, red wine appears particularly protective against advanced or aggressive cancers.”
Drinking a glass of wine can reduce the risk of colon cancer, prostate cancer, and breast cancer. The antioxidants combat free radicals that allow cancer to thrive.
Red wine is especially beneficial as Resveratrol, a polyphenol found in wine, helps fight against heart disease also fights against cancerous cells. Resveratrol has gained attention for its multitude of benefits for the body.
4. INCREASES BONE DENSITY
Red wine has high levels of silicon, which is great for your bone mineral density. It increases the density and reduces the chance of osteoporosis.
Research has found that moderate amounts of wine (just one glass a day) can boost bone density, strengthen bones and reduce the risk of osteoporosis.
5. REDUCES THE RISK OF HEART DISEASE AND STROKE
Red wine, in moderation, has long been thought of as heart healthy.
Many doctors agree that something in red wine appears to help your heart. Polyphenols are the antioxidants in red wine which may help protect the lining of blood vessels in your heart.
It's possible that antioxidants, such as flavonoids including resveratrol, have heart-healthy benefits that may help prevent coronary artery disease, the condition that leads to heart attacks.
Wine acts as a natural blood thinner. Moderate consumption of wine and alcohol in general can prevent blood clotting and break up any blood clots that could lead to a stroke. This lower risk of blood clotting is more beneficial to females than males.
Red wine, in particular, contains phenol's that act as a blood thinner in a similar regard to aspirin – and resveratrol is mostly to thank. It is important to be aware light to moderate consumption may be good in preventing a stroke.
However, the opposite effect applies to heavy drinkers who are more likely to be have a higher risk of heart attacks.
As in all things, moderation is the way to go.
6. CAN LOWER CHOLESTEROL
Reservatrol also decreases LDL – bad cholesterol – while increasing the HDL – good cholesterol.
This also means that red wine benefits blood pressure, so if you’re suffering from high blood pressure, it’s best to pour a glass.
If you’re having trouble keeping your cholesterol levels on the good side, sip on a daily glass of medicinal red wine.
7. REDUCES THE RISK OF TYPE 2 DIABETES
Research published in the journal 'Nutrition' states that the skin of red grapes—a rich source of red wine's natural compound resveratrol, may actually help diabetics regulate their blood sugar.
Study participants who took a 250 mg resveratrol supplement once a day for three months had lower blood glucose levels than those who didn't take the pill.
Plus, resveratrol-takers also had significant decreases in total cholesterol and systolic blood pressure.
Researchers suspect that resveratrol may help stimulate insulin secretion or activate a protein that helps regulate glucose and insulin sensitivity.
8. IMPROVES COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND PROMOTES LONGEVITY
Drinking a glass of wine is like food for the brain and has been shown to improve brain function. The chemicals in red wine prevent the brain’s neurons from dying off.
As a result, it protects the brain from dementia while slowing the onset of neuro-degenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
When you hear about healthy living and longevity, most often the Mediterranean diet comes up. Wine is a key component of their lifestyle, along olive oil and vegetables.
There is something magical inside the daily glass of wine that increases life span, and that is the magical ingredient, resveratrol.
Researchers at Harvard Medical School found that resveratrol activates a protein that acts as an anti-aging agent. The interaction increases overall health, thus promoting longevity.
Global Wine Shortage
Climate change has become a major issue and talking point globally because of its effects on the environment
and the potential repercussions on viniculture (wine production).
World-wide shortages of wine are occurring from events such as the recent fires that have all but destroyed the prime Californian wine growing region. The effects have been disastrous for growers and the US wine industry.
Further interest will be created in Australian wines due to wine production in other countries impacted by climate and weather issues. Rain and frost across Europe have reduced wine production by a reported 30% and severe drought across Africa will also exacerbate the global wine shortage.