NSW Wine Industry Association
NSW Wine will advocate for the NSW wine industry and provide a sense of belonging to our members.
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The New South Wales Wine Industry Association is proudly supported by the NSW Government through the Department of Primary Industries
For the wine lover...
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Visit NSW Wine Regions
Visit cellar doors, meet the winemakers, eat delicious food and soak up the atmosphere at vibrant gourmet festivals
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Find Winery Cellar Doors
NSW is home to 16 distinct wine regions, from the infamous Hunter Valley to Mudgee the Riverina and Shoalhaven.
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Winery Experiences
From posh picnics in the vines to food pairings, winery tours and masterclasses, there's much more on offer in NSW.
DISCOVER
Award Winners
Each year the NSW Wine Awards reveals the very best wines in NSW. Who are the winners?
Benefits of NSW Wine Membership
Get a direct link to industry communication and intelligence and receive quick advice. Receive discounts on credit insurance through National Credit Insurance Brokers, which in many cases exceed the membership costs. PLUS MUCH MORE ...
Become a Member
NSW Wine Awards
The 2023 ICC Sydney NSW Wine Awards are now open. Enter now for your chance to win one of the 20+ trophies on offer, including the NSW Governor’s Best in Show Trophy presented by the Governor of NSW, Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley, as well as great promotional and genuine sales opportunities.
Your Industry Association
The New South Wales Wine Industry Association (NSWWIA) was formed in 1994 in response to a need for the NSW wine industry to be represented by a single, powerful voice on grape growing and winemaking issues.
The Association is now commonly known as 'NSW Wine'.
NSW Wine Executive Team
Mark Bourne
President
Mark is the owner of Cuttaway Hill Wines with over 22 years’ experience in the wine industry including as a grape grower, viticulture consultant, winemaker and brand manager. He has been President of The Southern Highlands Vignerons Association and the Southern Highlands Food & Wine Association. He is also on the Board of the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) based at Charles Sturt University.
Matthew Jessop
Executive Officer
Appointed in late-2022, Matthew joins NSW Wine with over a decade of experience in trade, investment and economic development. Passionate about the industry, co-owner of a boutique wine label, Matthew is a strong advocate for winegrape growers and producers to government with a breadth
of experience delivering targeted initiatives that help businesses grow and
become more resilient.
