Against the backdrop of warming bilateral relations, Australian winemaker Penfolds recently unveiled its first wine made with Chinese grapes, in Shangri-La, Yunnan province, looking to circumvent Beijing’s tariffs.
As China-Australia ties thaw, critics score Penfolds’ first made-in-China wine, but is it worth US$100 a bottle?
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