Growers cannot transform alone. The business model around them must change too.

The wine industry is deeply interconnected, yet we continue treating each challenge as an individual problem.

Growers can change how they farm and what they plant, but they cannot rebuild demand, reconnect with consumers or transform the value chain alone.

The future of growers depends on the whole industry recognising that it must change together.

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In this episode of Vino Visionaries, I speak with Tobin Trevarthen about why the wine industry needs a new language for a changing world.

Tobin describes today’s reality as multidimensional rather than vertical. In a world being reshaped by AI, expertise alone is no longer enough. What becomes more valuable is the ability to connect ideas, understand people, translate complexity, and meet consumers where they are.

We explore why the traditional language of wine can sometimes become a barrier instead of a bridge. For too long, wine has been shaped by hierarchy, standards, and a narrow idea of sophistication. But if culture, technology, and consumers are constantly evolving, why should the way we communicate wine remain static?

This is part of the Rethinking Wine Dialogue Room - Live Networking & Ideas Exchange Session: creating a new way for the wine industry to understand change, share ideas, and build value in the 21st century.

There will be only three live sessions, each 90 minutes, with limited spaces so the conversation can stay human, focused and valuable.

Session 1
Tuesday, 28 July
9:00 am Adelaide

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rethinking-wine-dialogue-room-live-networking-ideas-exchange-session-tickets-1992100766017?aff=erellivmlt

Session 2
Thursday, 30 July
4:30 pm Adelaide

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rethinking-wine-dialogue-room-live-networking-ideas-exchange-session-tickets-1992101604525?aff=erellivmlt

Session 3
Wednesday, 5 August
9:00 pm Adelaide

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rethinking-wine-dialogue-room-live-networking-ideas-exchange-session-tickets-1992102052866?aff=erellivmlt

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In this episode of Vino Visionaries, Priscilla Hennekam speaks with Jon Stamell about why the wine industry needs to stop relying on old assumptions about consumers.

Jon challenges one of the biggest mistakes many businesses make: looking at past behaviour and assuming it predicts the future.

“Past performance is not an indicator of how people are going to react in the future.

”When major events happen - pandemics, political polarisation, cultural shifts, economic pressure - people change. Their values change. Their behaviours change. The way they buy, trust, listen and connect changes too.

Are we asking enough questions to understand these changes?

In this conversation, we explore market research, changing consumer behaviour, women and wine, relationship-building, and why “quality” is no longer enough when everybody says the same thing.

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