Historic winery sold with plans to resume production
A historic winery has been sold to a Victorian company that plans to restart production. The winery’s heritage-listed underground cellars have recently been used largely as a tourist attraction, but the supplied report gives no details about the buyer, investment or proposed timetable.
A historic winery has been sold to a Victorian company with plans to restart production, ABC News Australia reports. The winery’s heritage-listed underground cellars have recently been little more than a tourist attraction. The sale could change that by returning production to the site, according to the supplied material.
The report does not identify the winery, the buyer or the products the company intends to make. It also gives no purchase price, investment figure or timetable for restarting operations. No details are provided about how production would be organised within or alongside the heritage-listed cellars.
The available information contains no comments from the new owner, local authorities, workers or tourism operators about the proposed change.
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