Charles Orban Blanc de Blanc Brut NV
Here’s one of the exclusive to Dan Murphy’s wines that seems to have a bit of cred behind it. Double Trophy winner at the recent Sydney International Wine Competition, taking […]
Here’s one of the exclusive to Dan Murphy’s wines that seems to have a bit of cred behind it. Double Trophy winner at the recent Sydney International Wine Competition, taking […]
Valentine’s Day and Champagne. Has there ever been a more bourgeois pairing? Well, maybe throw oysters into the mix for the “menage a trois.” The UK trade seems to bank […]
According to the back label this Cuvée is comprised of 35% Chardonnay, 35% Pinot Noir and 35% Meunier. Yep, that’s 105% Champagne. Joseph Perrier, Cuvée Royale, Brut, Champagne, NV From […]
From vineyards in the Montagne de Reims area of Champagne and imported exclusively by Pinnacle Drinks, owned by Woolworths. Paul Louis Martin, Grand Cru, Bouzy, Champagne, NV 60% Pinot Noir, 40% […]
The Tasmanian Sparkling Wine industry continues to develop and mature. There’s the 2 big players across multiple price points: Jansz and Arras. Whilst a whole host of other contenders continue […]
So, a little while ago, I had an email contact from the website from a gentleman by the name of Hugues Villemain. He was claiming to be a young and […]
Yarrabank Sparkling is a joint product of the Champagne house of Devaux and Victoria’s Yering Station. ‘Traditional’ method, 4 years on lees, no Malolactic fermentation for the Chardonnay and sealed […]
[yellow tail] made their name predominantly overseas by producing massive amounts of low cost, simple wines and a garish yellow label and an almost cringeworthy jingoistic kangaroo. The Casella family […]
The Swift Family may not ring too many bells when it comes to names associated with wine, but as the owners/operators of Printhie Estate in Orange, one of the major […]
New Year’s Eve 2012…or was it New Year’s Eve 2013? I’m never quite sure which year to use. Do you use the year you’re about to finish? Or the year […]