Château Tanunda Wows World Leaders at the G20 Summit

Only the best of the best Australian wine was served at the G20 Summit in Brisbane last year, and Barossa’s very own Chateau Tanunda topped the class.

The 100-Year-Old Vines Semillon 2013 was hand picked from 20,000 Australian wines, as one of the 14 wines to be served at the summit by James Halliday, Australia’s foremost wine authority, who was asked to select the wine for the G20 Summit 

“I just focused on showcasing as broad as possible representation of what I consider to be Australia’s best wines within a broad food context,” Mr Halliday said. 

Chateau Tanunda’s 100-Year-Old Vines Semillon 2013 was served at the cocktail reception at the Gallery of Modern Art during the summit and was a huge hit among the attending leaders, including Barack Obama, President of the United States. 

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