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		Australian Wine Industry Australian wines are finding their way into wine lists in fine restaurants the world over. The increasing international attention is largely due to the great characteristics of Australian wines; they have distinctive full-bodied character and deep fruity flavours. The quality of Australian wines is not going unnoticed by wine connoisseurs with many international awards in recent years.

		About Kangarouge Wine in Australia is produced by almost 2,500 wineries spread across the official 62 wine producing regions. Kargarouge can source wine from anywhere in Australia and organise export to any country. Contact us for more information about how we can get the wine you want to where you want.

Industry Capabilities

The volume of Australian wine exports in the 12 months to the end of May 2008 totalled 724 million litres and a total of $2.8 billion. Production of wine comes from 170,000 hectares and is exported to over 100 countries. Australia is currently the sixth largest wine producer and the fourth largest wine exporter.

In 2006 Australia supplied more wine to the UK, Ireland, Singapore and New Zealand than any other country. In the same year Australia was the second largest supplier to the USA and Canada.

In recent years more than 430 million litres of wine has been consumed in Australia per year, growing at a steady 4% a year while at the same time beer consumption is declining per person.


	Australian wines are considered to be amoung the best in the world.

Target Markets

The United Kingdom is currently the biggest export market in value and volume terms, taking 272 million litres of Australian wine, valued at $906 million, in the year to the end of May. The United States (190 million litres at $802 million) was next, followed by Canada (48 million litres at $274 million).

Australian wines are enjoyed the world over with the top markets being the US, UK and Continental Europe. Wine export to Japan has increased in recent years to over one million cases in 2006. China is also a rapidly growing market for Australian wine exports.

Where ever you are around the world, Australian wine is a great option.


	Australian wines are exported all over the world.

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Kangarouge Blog

9th June 2008
Riesling the new White!
It seems people are flocking to reisling wine in recent years which has seen growth of Riesling sales over other white wines all around the world.read more

8th June 2008
The Grange Hermitage!
What a job - tasting some of the best wine Australia has ever seen and now receiving the Medal of the Order of Australia for services to the wine industry.read more

20th May 2008
What does the Australian dollar mean for wine exports?
With the Australian dollar reaching new highs many of the big players in the wine industry are finding trading conditions to be tough. read more

Kangarouge

10th June 2008
Wine harvest figures
This year's harvest is expected to hit 1.67m tonnes, the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE) announced this week.read more