Penfolds
Winemaking companywww.penfolds.com
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Oct 3, 2026
Judy CollinsGUEST
I don't know if we can afford it.
Judy CollinsGUEST
Anyway, we had a collection of Grange wine because we had a lot of dealing with Penfolds when we were in Adelaide.
Judy CollinsGUEST
So we sold it and we went on the cruise and it was through the Greek islands.
Judy CollinsGUEST
But we went to Rome first and stayed there for about nine days in Trastevere and we've got French friends and they met us there, which was wonderful.
Adam DawesGUEST
Now, overlay that with people are drinking less.
Adam DawesGUEST
Young kids aren't, you know, not that they're buying Penfolds, but, you know, Penfolds definitely with their Napa side of things, they've sold off some of those vineyards.
Adam DawesGUEST
And they've moved away from the yellow tail, $2 bottle.
Andrew GeogheganHOST
So you're saying this is the right strategy, rationalising to the degree where the focus is on the premium where you get those margins.
Ben RichardsGUEST
I think it's an interesting sort of turnaround situation.
Ben RichardsGUEST
You've seen a lot of these companies that get into kind of debt towards the top end of their debt range look to sell down non-core assets, focus on their highest returning assets.
Ben RichardsGUEST
Everyone thinks that Penfolds is the kind of the jewel in the crown.
Ben RichardsGUEST
for treasury wines.
Henry JenningsHOST
We do, of course, have, in theory, a long weekend this weekend, with Monday being a holiday in some states, not in Victoria.
Henry JenningsHOST
Treasury Wine, though, opts for lighter Penfolds glass bottles.
Henry JenningsHOST
He said it will continue to reduce the amount of glass it uses across the board in its portfolio.
Henry JenningsHOST
So there we go.
Kate RitchieHOST
Oh, that's so classy.
FitzyHOST
Beautiful Penfolds, the Baby Grange, Kate.
Kate RitchieHOST
Anyway, we move on.
Kate RitchieHOST
What, in a tiny little bottle? Yes, from Timu.
Amy GerardHOST
2000.
MikeyHOST
Penfolds.
Amy GerardHOST
2...
Amy GerardHOST
No, it's not Penfolds.
MikeyHOST
[laughs]
Amy GerardHOST
It's... 2026 vintage is out, and the rosé is absolutely delightful.
BecHOST
Gotcha.
BecHOST
And today I'm drinking a Penfolds Kununga Hill.
Peter CoulsonHOST
Kanunga Hill.
BecHOST
Yeah.
Mel GilcristHOST
It was like the, oh, my God, these, there are these amazing panelists.
Mel GilcristHOST
There's, like, this, this, like, killer in production, and then there's someone from Penfolds who is, like, politics-aligned, and then there's someone else who's, like, a university lecturer.
Mel GilcristHOST
And then we, I, like, I was like, "I need you all to come on my podcast because I wanna talk so much more about-" All the areas, all the issues that are in wine, it g- it's like so far beyond just the stuff that we talk about with vineyards and stuff.
Mel GilcristHOST
It's, like, actually what it's like to work in wine and how do we keep people-
Tom OpieGUEST
Like, they've got such amazing platforms, you know, Squilling Pig and you've got 19 Crimes that's a bit in sketchy nowhere, gives an excuse to do some really kind of fun, disruptive kind of work.
Tom OpieGUEST
But then we've got those more serious brands like your Penfolds and your Wins where it's all about...
Tom OpieGUEST
the juice because it's you know it's world-class stuff and it's very different tone in that respect so yeah we've actually found a lot more variety than we thought it's been really good in that respect i think it'd be very different if it was just the one the one product and it's the one thing you're doing the whole whole time but um no we've we've definitely uh enjoyed i guess a house of brands
Andy ScottHOST
Are there any big wine ideas you can share with us that fall into that out-of-the-box, Opie-esque, big-thinking territory?
Steve DaghlianHOST
Another standout today is Treasury Wine Estates, one of the big winemakers in the country.
Steve DaghlianHOST
It's behind Penfolds and many other well-known brands.
Steve DaghlianHOST
Well, it's lifting around 3.5% or so at the moment, but it did announce the sale of one of its smaller wine brands, a brand called Sepelt in Victoria.
Steve DaghlianHOST
And this is part of Treasury's plan to simplify its portfolio of brands.
Philipp HofflinGUEST
Another stock we like, it's already bounced quite a bit already, but Treasury Wine.
Philipp HofflinGUEST
The reason why we fundamentally like this is that it has a great asset with Penfolds and China.
Philipp HofflinGUEST
And if there's one strong investment view I have, and a long-term one, is that the Chinese currency is far too low.
Philipp HofflinGUEST
At the current exchange rate, the West can't compete on almost anything with China.
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