Treasury Wine Estates will pour more money into its flagship brands — Penfolds, DAOU and Wynns — but lesser labels will pay the price, with some facing closure. The Melbourne-based wine company has left the door open to selling parts or all of its US wineries, which the company | Collector

Treasury Wine Estates will pour more money into its flagship brands — Penfolds, DAOU and Wynns — but lesser labels will pay the price, with some facing closure.

The Melbourne-based wine company has left the door open to selling parts or all of its US wineries, which the company

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Treasury Wine Estates will pour more money into its flagship brands — Penfolds, DAOU and Wynns — but lesser labels will pay the price, with some facing closure. The Melbourne-based wine company has left the door open to selling parts or all of its US wineries, which the company

Treasury Wine Estates will pour more money into its flagship brands — Penfolds, DAOU and Wynns — but lesser labels will pay the price, with some facing closure. The Melbourne-based wine company has left the door open to selling parts or all of its US wineries, which the company

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