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Australia and New Zealand Wine Tasting 2026 – Dublin

Explore the quality and diversity of Australian and New Zealand wine in this exciting collaboration between Wine Australia and New Zealand Winegrowers.

TICKETS €20


The Aussies and Kiwis are good mates, with lots in common. Fine wine, great food, stunning scenery, the cool Southern Ocean and also our cool Antipodean attitude. 

 

Our wines are an expression of our distinctive terroirs and the vibrant communities that craft them. Perfecting traditional techniques and inventing our own ways of doing things, we push the boundaries in the pursuit of the most diverse, thrilling wines in the world.  

 

Join us for this special tasting to refresh your knowledge of Australian and New Zealand wine, revisit old favourites, challenge your perceptions and discover new wines.  

 

Taste the wines that have put Australia and New Zealand in the spotlight and discover exciting new styles that are coming out of the two countries today. Explore more than 350 wines from 92 producers, ranging from international superstars to small boutique newbies. You’ll find wines from 32 regions across Australia and New Zealand, and 23 different grape varieties.   

 

The line-up includes regional heroes, new vintages from iconic producers, alternative grape varieties, innovative new-wave styles, and certified organic wines. Australian wines include old vine Barossa Shiraz, Tasmanian still and sparkling, alternative varieties from McLaren Vale, and Chardonnay from Australia’s first Indigenous-owned wine company.  

 

This is also an opportunity to meet winemakers and winery owners. From family-owned wineries passed down through generations to trailblazing disruptors who push the boundaries day after day, you’ll get the lowdown on Aussie wine straight from the growers and makers.  

 

Meet fifth generation custodian Guy Adams (Owner, Metala Wines) with the oldest family-owned Cabernet Sauvignon vines in the world in South Australia’s Langhorne Creek, and Murray McHenry (Owner, McHenry Hohnen Vintners) from Margaret River who uses biodynamic practices and ‘hands-off’ winemaking. 

 

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to taste the stars of the Southern Hemisphere under one roof.  

 

For more information, please contact the Wine Australia team on [email protected] or New Zealand Winegrowers on [email protected]

Exhibitors

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Bird in Hand
Adelaide Hills
28
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Tindal Wine Merchants
Cape Mentelle
Margaret River
23
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Paragon Wine Estates
Château Tanunda
Barossa
11
d’Arenberg
McLaren Vale
25
De Bortoli Wines
Yarra Valley
25
First Drop Wines
Barossa Valley
17
Flinders Run
Southern Flinders Ranges
18
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Distinguished Wines
Fourth Wave Wine
South Australia
15
Frankland Estate
Great Southern
21
by
Carrington Wine Merchants
Gilbert
Orange
1
Hahndorf Hill
Adelaide Hills
7
Hentley Farm Wines
Barossa Valley
21
by
Hentley Farm
Hesketh Wines
Adelaide Hills
3
by
The Usual Suspects Collective
Hither & Yon
McLaren Vale
28
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Tindal Wine Merchants
Jim Barry Wines
Clare Valley
8
Kilikanoon Wines
Clare Valley
2
by
JNWine
Killibinbin
Langhorne Creek
14
Leeuwin Estate
Margaret River
27
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Silex Wines
Levantine Hill Estate
Yarra Valley
15
McHenry Hohnen Vintners
Margaret River
19
Metala Wines
Langhorne Creek
14
Mitolo Wines
McLaren Vale
14
Murray Street Vineyards
Barossa Valley
18
by
Distinguished Wines
Paragon Wine Estates
Australia
23
Parker Estate
Coonawarra
3
by
The Usual Suspects Collective
Peter Lehmann Wines
Barossa Valley
24
Pikes Wines
Clare Valley
2
by
JNWine
Small Wonder
Tasmania
17
Teusner Wines
Barossa Valley
28
by
Teusner
Vasse Felix
Margaret River
8
Vickery Riesling
Clare Valley
3
by
The Usual Suspects Collective
Wirra Wirra
McLaren Vale
7
Yalumba
Barossa
9
by
Hill-Smith Family Estates
Yarra Yering
Yarra Valley
21
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Carrington Wine Merchants