On the Vine: Top 20 Wines

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Irish market. With this trajectory, i heart is likely to continue to see a steady grow in sales during the coming twelve months.

and Dada 3 Cabernet/Shiraz. Following on from their launch of the White Malbec last summer, this year Comans are proud to introduce the latest white varietal to the Dada range, Dada Sauvignon Blanc (RRP €10-11). This wine offers a fusion of tropical fruit and crisp acidity and shows Dada’s commitment to making quality wine. This year, the Dada Sauvignon Blanc is set to match the success of the White Malbec launch from last year. Expect the unexpected, and look out for this new wine, exclusively from Comans Beverages, on your shelves from late July.

6. Wolf Blass - Australia (Findlater & Co)

Wolf Blass is a premium Australian brand that has enormous recognition from the Irish consumer. Established by Wolfgang Blass in 1966, the Wolf Blass winery has become synonymous with wines of exceptional quality, character and consistency. With an astounding collection of over 10,000 worldwide awards, the winery stands as a testament to the remarkable craftsmanship found in its wines.

This summer, consumers can buy a bottle of Wolf Blass Yellow label and enter their competition to win a Trip to Venice. Wolf Blass has partnered with Secret Escapes, the leading members-only travel platform, to offer an unrivalled opportunity

Tony Ashton, Global Marketing Director of Wolf Blass, expressed his enthusiasm for the brand's commitment to offer a luxury experience beyond the realm of wine. This year's promotion grants the lucky winner a once-ina-lifetime trip to the enchanting city of Venice. The grand prize includes a five-night stay at the opulent Radisson Collection Hotel Palazzo Nani Venice, immersing the winner in the captivating atmosphere of this historic destination.

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7. i heart Wine (Freixenet Copestick)

The second biggest mover in our chart this year, up six places from 13th place to number seven in our brand chart, is the i heart brand, created by Freixenet in 2010 and launched on the Irish market in 2016. The range includes i heart Pinot Grigio, Pinot Grigio Blush, Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon, as well as the i heart Zero range. Two years ago, the brand entered the Top 20 Wine Brands in 13th position and is now the third biggest brand in terms of volume sales growth on the

The i heart brand continues to grow its share of the Irish wine market.

8. Cono Sur - Chile (Findlater & Co) Cono Sur, founded in 1993, have quickly become global leaders in environmental commitment and accountability. With a focus on quality, innovation and sustainability, the company has revolutionised the wine industry. In 1998, Cono Sur made the switch to an integrated vineyard management system, free from artificial herbicides and pesticides, ensuring the highest standards of quality, while minimising their ecological impact. Winemaker Mathías Ríos, renowned for his craftsmanship, creates singlevineyard expressions of varietal wines. By focusing on specific vineyard sites, Cono Sur capture the unique characteristics of each terroir, resulting in exceptional wines known for their lightness of touch and purity.

Highlighting their commitment to sustainability, Cono Sur sponsored the Ride Dingle event as part of their Sustainable Way campaign. This initiative encourages participants and attendees to embrace sustainable practices while enjoying the excitement of the event. Cono Sur's dedication to sustainability extends beyond their own operations, inspiring others to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle.

Through initiatives like the Sustainable Way campaign and Ride Dingle sponsorship, Cono Sur leads by example, inspiring both wine enthusiasts and the wider public to embrace a more sustainable future. With their enduring legacy, Cono Sur continue to be at the forefront of responsible business practices, showcasing that quality, innovation and sustainability go hand in hand.

9. [yellow tail] – Australia (Bibendum Ireland)

John Casella created [yellow tail] exclusively for the US market in 2001, and the brand, named after Australia’s Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby, has created a huge niche for itself in the intervening years. In 2005, [yellow tail] became the first varietal wine to sell one million cases in a single year. [yellow tail] was