NEWS & COLLABORATIONS
Since 1844, Penfolds has looked beyond traditional wine boundaries. This innovative spirit has been a driving force behind our creative partnerships, exclusive and rare wine releases, and collaborations with master craftsmen.
From our work with NIGO, to our inter-continental ventures, explore this page to stay up to date with our latest announcements and all Penfolds news.

The Penfolds Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) Prize, valued at €1,500, was awarded to Ona Rombaut on Wednesday 30 April at the WSET (Wine and Spirit Education Trust) Graduation ceremony at Gui...
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China Agricultural University Partnership
Penfolds formed a partnership with China Agricultural University, which led to the establishment of a student fund and academic exchange program.
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The $1 million infrastructure investment helps us adapt to a changing climate in the region and protects the fruit for some of Penfolds best-known wines.
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With majority of our global water use occurring in vineyards, addressing opportunities to manage our water resources and implement conservation measures is our immediate focus given the impact on o...
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Penfolds Evermore receives Social Excellence Award
Penfolds Evermore, received the Social Excellence Award for the Evermore Grant Program at the 2024 Just Drinks Excellence Awards.
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New netted vineyard canopy at Koonunga Hill
Delivering on Penfolds Evermore Programs ambition to create a world where future generations can thrive, Koonunga Hill vineyard in the Barossa Valley has had a $1 million infrastructure investment ...
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Penfolds Asia Pacific Scholarship 2024
Penfolds Scholarship recipient announced at WSET Graduation in London, on Tuesday 23 April.
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At Penfolds, the spirit of experimentation and trial continues, exemplified by the viticulture team’s recent accomplishment of setting up a significant vineyard canopy project at the Koonunga Hill ...
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McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project
In late 2022, team members from the Vine Vale Vineyard in McLaren Vale, led by Vineyard Supervisor Troy King, installed its very first beehive to help enhance biodiversity.
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