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Abe Maddison and Liv Casben

Aussie wine back on China's shelves, but will it sell?

The removal of punitive tariffs has led to a big increase in exports of Australian wine to China. (Alan Porritt/AAP PHOTOS)

China is restocking its shelves with Australian wine, and exporters are toasting a surge in sales, but the industry remains realistic about the future of a market that has changed dramatically since its government imposed crippling tariffs four years ago.

Latest ABS trade merchandise figures show that Australia's biggest wine exporting state, South Australia, sent more than $343 million of wine to China in the three months after trade restrictions were lifted at the end of March.

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