Southcorp's Lindemans, one of the few globally successful wine brands, is even bigger than Penfolds.

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In 1998 an Australian crime ring was caught hawking knockoffs of the famed 1990 Penfolds Grange.

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The vineyard has been the source of some of Australia's best reds, including the legendary Penfolds Grange.

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Australia's potent shiraz (syrah in France and California) wines, exemplified by Penfolds Grange, are in great demand worldwide.

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The best of the Fosters labels and lines, not just the great Penfolds Grange, will find their way home.

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That would mean vintages to rival the legendary Grange line from the Penfolds vineyards, which today lie across the Barossa.

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Nearly all of the Penfolds reds sell out within a few months of release each year, hence that heavy investment in expanding red wine capacity.

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Fosters has not only the famous (but not always pricey) Penfolds brand but also Lindemans and Little Penguin from Australia, and Lion Nathan markets labels like Cockatoo Ridge and Jindalee.

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These days, Mr. Botham's cellar is filled with the sort of award-winning bottles that have put Australia on the wine map: Penfolds, Hill of Grace by Henschke, Merrill's Henley Shiraz and Moss Wood.

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That's fine, because on the opposite side of the shop, there is a wall of Australia's most famous wine, Penfolds, which is flanked by a wall of one of Spain's most expensive wines, Pingus.

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