MALESCO WINE BROKER

established 1994

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Mission statement

Malesco Wine Broker provides a personal and trusted service for sustainable wine business, sourcing unique and tailored wine solutions to satisfy its Australian and international trading partners.

Vision Statement

Working towards achieving greater penetration within the Australian wine industry, by facilitating development of marketing, sales and international profiles together with strategic international partners.

History and Background

Malesco was established by Mark and Justine Cohen in 1994 and was primarily involved in bulk wine imports to satisfy a huge shortfall of supply in drought stricken Australia during the 90s. For the next ten years we travelled extensively throughout the winemaking world. Selecting large parcels of bulk wine for our customer and making contacts and friends with a wide range of wineries, in Chile, Argentina, Spain, Italy, France, Corsica, and South Africa, and New Zealand. Our clients were international wine companies based here in Australia, and New Zealand followed by clients around the world, including China, India, USA, and Europe.

Bulk wines sales have topped 250 million litres in the past 26 years. More important has been the friends and relationships we have made in conducting this fascinating ongoing business involving all aspects of international trade. Since the beginning of the new millennium Malesco has added a new dimension. This involves the export of Australian bulk wines and the exciting business of export Australian premium bottled wine brands and Private labels. Our portfolio has been praised as highly regarded, diverse, and covers the key premium regions of South Australia, offering some of the best value and widely acclaimed products Australia and the world has to offer. Malesco will source and deliver bulk wine, bottled or own label wines from anywhere on the planet to your door, efficiently, and in complete confidence.

 

Justine picking
Mark at tankfarm
Justine tasting
Mark tradetasting