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Treasury Wine Estates company history timeline

1843

1843: Establishment of the Lindeman's Vineyard in the Hunter Valley, Australia.

1844

1844: Penfolds Wine is established by Doctor Christopher Rawson Penfold and wife Mary on the outskirts of Adelaide.

1876

1876: Beringer Brothers Winery is established in Napa Valley.

1966

1966: A German immigrant names Wolf Blass establishes Wolf Blass winery in the Barossa Valley, Australia.

1971

1971: Ian Home establishes Yellowglen vineyard.

1973

1973: Matua Valley winery established by brothers Bill and Ross Spence, producing New Zealand's first Sauvignon Blanc.

1974

1974: Chateau St Jean founded in Sonoma County.

1975

St Clement Vineyards 1975

1985

Wynns, Seaview, JY Tullock & Sons, Killawarra 1985

1991

Wolf Blass, Mildara Wines 1991

1994

1994: Penfolds Wine Group renamed Southcorp Limited.

2000

Beringer Wine Estates had a profit margin of 27 per cent in 2000 when it was acquired for $2.9 billion by Foster's Group, the beer giant which was then building a sizeable wine business.

2010

Treasury Wine Estates 2010

2013

Mr Clarke is something of the new messiah when it comes to running a profitable wine company, particularly after the 2013 mess in the United States under previous management, which resulted in Treasury becoming an embarrassment.

2015

2015: Treasury Wine Estates announces the acquisition of the majority of Diageo's wine business including Acacia, Beaulieu vineyards, Sterling and Blossom Hill.

2016

Rack & Riddle Invests in the Riddling 05.20.2016

The American business produced profit margins of 16.0 per cent in the first half of 2016-17, up from 11.5 per cent a year before.

2017

Wine in cans, not the next Moscato 05.31.2017

2018

Mr Gandler suggests a transaction of that size, if it were debt-funded, could add 7 per cent to earnings per share for 2018-19.

2021

Our 2021 Fact Book provides further information about our global business, including key brands, strategy and long-term investment priorities.

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