From vineyard to table, this story follows the people, places and livelihoods connected to wine. It considers wine’s role in regional communities and local hospitality, and the shared moments where people come together. From regional jobs and local businesses to tourism and hospitality, wine is connected to many communities along its journey from vineyard to table. For many adults, wine can also be part of meals, celebrations and cultural traditions – alongside food, conversation and social connection. A single grape can tell a wider story. It traces that story from the vineyard through to the table bringing into view the growers, makers, venues and regional communities connected along the way. It offers a broader perspective on wine’s place in society beginning with the land and work behind it, and widening to the tables, venues and communities where people come together.

Treasury Wine Estates has secured a final landmark intellectual property ruling in China against copycat wine operator Rush Rich, strengthening protection of the Penfolds and BEN FU trademarks for consumers and partners. Final intellectual property infringement decision in China against copycat wine operator Rush Rich. Chinese court orders all infringing use of BEN FU / 奔富, the Chinese name for Penfolds, to cease and awards Treasury Wine Estates AUD14.5 million in damages. Outcome reinforces Treasury Wine Estates focus on protecting consumers, partners and the Penfolds and BEN FU brands in China and Australia. Treasury Wine Estates has secured a final and landmark intellectual property infringement decision in China against Rush Rich – a copycat wine operator that engaged in unauthorised use of our trademarks and misleading market conduct. The Chinese court ordered the defendants to cease all infringing use of BEN FU / 奔富 – the Chinese name for Penfolds – and awarded TWE AUD14.5 million in damages, representing one of the highest intellectual property damages awards ever granted by the Chinese courts. The decision brings a long running case to a close and gives our teams and partners in China greater certainty. TWE takes intellectual property protection extremely seriously. Protecting our brands safeguards consumers, preserves the integrity of our portfolio and defends the Penfolds heritage and reputation built over generations. Our approach is deliberate and sustained, combining legal enforcement, regulatory engagement, technology enabled authentication and consumer education. This ruling builds on TWE’s established track record of defending the PENFOLDS, BEN FU and 奔富 trademarks in Australia and China and follows the successful registration of the BEN FU trademark in China after nearly a decade of litigation and enforcement. Penfolds Managing Director Tom King said: “This is a landmark decision and a powerful affirmation of our unwavering commitment to protecting the integrity of the Penfolds and BEN FU brand. “We will continue to act decisively to protect our intellectual property and uphold the trust consumers place in our wines.”