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175 year old Australian Jesuit-run winery confronts challenges of changing consumer landscape

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This Easter, one of Australia's heritage wineries is celebrating 175 years of continuous production. Sevenhill is run by the Catholic Church, and has grown from humble origins to export wine worldwide. But new challenges are forcing it to adapt.
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