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Bollinger launches exclusive partnership in Western Australia's Kimberley region

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Bollinger is launching an exclusive arrangement in Western Australia’s Kimberley region, starting in 2027. The partnership involves Berkeley River Lodge, where Bollinger will serve as the house pour and offer The Berkeley Reserve. Guests will also taste Ampersand Estates wines during a Twilight Terroir Tasting.

From travelweekly.com.au

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The arrangement expands Bollinger's distribution into Western Australia. The partnership adds new products and services to the luxury lodge's culinary offering and in-villa experience.

Australian producers participate in international tastings as part of the global wine market activities.

From travelweekly.com.au

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  • AmpersandSpeculative

    Ampersand wines could see increased demand and sales through the high-end tasting experience.

  • KimberleySpeculative

    The partnership might drive higher tourism revenue for the Kimberley region.

  • Western AustraliaSpeculative

    Western Australia might benefit from an increased state tourism profile and revenue.

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