Thomas Wines DJV Shiraz 2014
DJV means De Ja Vu, as in a return to the ways of making wines from the great Hunter makers of yesteryear. This was tasted blind as part of a […]
DJV means De Ja Vu, as in a return to the ways of making wines from the great Hunter makers of yesteryear. This was tasted blind as part of a […]
Whilst the Windowrie wines by the O’Dea family are usually made from nearby Cowra (Central Ranges) this fruit is grown at Orange, on the slopes of Mount Canobolas at 950 […]
Apparently the source of fruit for this Chardonnay is at the same altitude as the Sauvignon Blanc, 313 metres above sea level. Exclusive to Liquorland and First Choice outlets. Winemaker […]
The Altitude range from Wolf Blass is exclusive to Coles outlets: Liqourland and First Choice. Apparently this fruit grown 313 metres above sea level. Winemaker is Clare Dry. Wolf Blass, […]
Jacob Stein is behind his family’s Robert Stein label being one of the strengths of the Mudgee region, the former Young Winemaker of the Year has an adept skill at […]
The media wording around this states: “The Black Shiraz is an extreme example of a Aussie Shiraz with deep colour, huge palate and high alcohol. Fast becoming our most popular […]
Every time I read the word “Fiano” the tune of Laura Branigan singing “Ti Amo” goes through my head. Is it going through yours now? Sorry…. Bremerton Special Release Fiano, […]
Back label gives plenty of alternative names for Vermentino, but leaves no doubt as to the Italian origins. Bremerton Wines Special Release Vermentino, Langhorne Creek, 2015 Spiced mandarin, salt lick, […]
The accompanying media release, tongue only partially in cheek, asks the question: “What if we told you we had a new variety called Ohledrev?” The Willson sisters are pretty keen […]
Fun viticultural fact: Shaw have more Semillon in the Canberra region, than the rest of the growers in the district combined. Shaw Estate, Winemakers Reserve Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, Murrumbateman,2015 Juicy […]