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She moved back to her home country earlier this year and now Kylie Minogue appears to be firmly setting down roots in Victoria by collaborating with one of Yarra Valley’s most popular winemakers; De Bortoli Wines.
After starting her very own wine brand, Kylie Minogue Wines, in 2020, Kylie has seen roaring success in the industry, with her wines winning multiple awards and her Signature Rosé and Rosé Prosecco becoming the best selling in the UK.
Her range of wines are also distributed in over ten countries and with this new collab seeing her add a 2022 chardonnay and pinot noir to the line up, it appears the brand is going from strength to strength.
After starting her very own wine brand, Kylie Minogue Wines, in 2020, Kylie has seen roaring success in the industry, with her wines winning multiple awards and her Signature Rosé and Rosé Prosecco becoming the best selling in the UK
(Credit: Instagram)The two new drops are the first Victorian releases under her label and are produced by De Bortoli Yarra Valley winemakers Steve Webber and Leanne De Bortoli.
Speaking to the Daily Telegraph about the launch of the wines, Kylie said she’s proud that these are produced in her home state.
“I would love the opportunity to come out (to the Yarra Valley) more. I’m an hour or so from where I grew up. I love that (this wine is) in Victoria, I’m really proud of that.”
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The Victorian wines aren’t the only new additions to her Kylie Minogue Wines range, with her Alcohol Free Rosé launching in the UK just a couple of months ago.
“I’m in it for the long haul. I’m invested in it,” she told the Daily Telegraph.
“I’m not stomping the grapes. I just think it’s about having the team and right understanding … it’s about tasting for me.”
