Jacob’s Creek Barossa Signature Chardonnay 2017
Fruit sourced from the higher climes of the Eden Valley, where cooler temperatures are more beneficial for white grapes. Jacob’s Creek, Barossa Signature, Chardonnay, 2017 Pale lemon colour in […]
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Jacob’s Creek Double Barrel Chardonnay 2017
The first Double Barrel wines were the reds….but then there’s always a market for white wine. This chardonnay ‘crafted in aged Scotch Whisky’ barrels. Jacob’s Creek, Double Barrel, Chardonnay, Barossa, […]
Jacob’s Creek Classic Chardonnay 2018
I must admit to struggling to write an introduction for this wine properly, so I’ll let you know I’m listening to a Metallica mix in the background, currently ‘The Call […]
Jacob’s Creek Classic Riesling 2018
Jacob’s Creek Classic Riesling, oft referred to as Giant Slayer due to plenty of bling on the Australian Wine Show circuit, including a couple of trophies. Often found well below […]
St Hugo Cabernet/Shiraz 2013
Multi-regional blending is not a dark art nor should it be. Some of Australia’s most lauded wines are blends from two or more regions. In this example, taking the two […]
St Hugo Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
33rd release of this stalwart label. I think Coonawarra must hold most of the “continual” label releases with this and the Wynns labels. Any takers on that trivia? St Hugo, […]
St Hugo Shiraz 2013
I’m not usually lost for words, but this introductions has been written several times, none of which passed my usual muster. So I’m opting for honesty here, rather than an […]
