Vinarchy

Vinarchy’s strategy centers on three world-class 'Hero Brands' that anchor its global distribution:

• Hardys (Australia): One of the world’s most powerful Australian wine brands with a heritage dating back to 1853.
• Jacob’s Creek (Australia): An iconic Barossa-based label and the Official Wine Partner of the Australian Open.
• Campo Viejo (Spain): The global leader in Rioja, known for its vibrant expression of Tempranillo.

The wider portfolio includes premium names like St Hugo, Grant Burge, Brancott Estate, and the innovative Jam Shed.

In 2026, Vinarchy completed a $30 million investment in its Rowland Flat facility in the Barossa Valley, establishing it as a 'Centre of Excellence' for premium and sparkling winemaking. Meanwhile, Berri Estates serves as the group's primary commercial hub for high-capacity packaging and logistics.

The company is a leader in sustainable viticulture and 'Cultural Innovation,' recently launching trending products like Cupio Spicy Rosé and the Dolly Wines collaboration with Dolly Parton.

• Who owns Vinarchy?

  Vinarchy is owned by Australian Wine Holdco Limited (AWL), a consortium of institutional investors including Bain Capital.

• Is Accolade Wines still a brand?

  The name 'Accolade Wines' has been retired as a corporate entity in favor of Vinarchy, though individual wine brands like Hardys remain unchanged.

• Where does Vinarchy produce wine?

  Major production hubs are located in Australia, New Zealand, and Spain, with additional sourcing from Chile, South Africa, and the United States.