Coonawarra an Barossa grape growers turn to winemaking
Leading grape growers in the Barossa and Coonawarra are branching out into winemaking. And they’re not using their worst grapes!
Leading grape growers in the Barossa and Coonawarra are branching out into winemaking. And they’re not using their worst grapes!
Grange and Bin 707 have been released. But it’s the 1990 Bin 707 that’s going to highlight just how undervalued ‘Grange Cabernet’ is
Coonawarra’s boundary must be drawn to comply with our EC and US agreements. But where is the line to be drawn. It won’t be an easy task
Aussies make good wine. But we shouldn’t get too cocky. The old world is still the model for most great styles
The cool, wet 1993 vintage didn’t prove to be the disaster expected in Coonawarra and Padthaway. Whites in particular look good
A potted history of Lindemans Wines inspired by a celebratory dinner at Dr Lindemans original homestead, Cawarra, on the Paterson River
Despite corporate turmoil winemaker David O’Leary returns the reds of BRL Hardy and Reynella to former glory
Australian renuncation of European place names on wine labels paves the way for greater exports
Australian wine shows apapt to rapidly increasing entry numbers and increasing use of results in wine marketing
Little wonder Australia’s wines are so good! Our leading winemakers and judges burn with ardour for the product they make. In Canberra this week for the Qantas/ACI Wine Show, sheer enthusiasm conquered tedium: after tasting hundreds of wines by day judges headed off into nights of wine exploration. It was amazing to see James Halliday … Continue reading Lovely old gems uncorked in Canberra