Meadowbank Syrah 2018
Meadowbank’s shiraz vines in the upper Derwent Valley date back to a pioneering, if optimistic, 1974. Peter Dredge in charge of the wine making ensures a steadfast application of excellence. […]
Tag Archives: Derwent Valley
Meadowbank Pinot Noir 2017
From 30 year old vines in the upper Derwent Valley….almost central Tasmania. The wine making from the sure, cool hand of Peter Dredge. Meadowbank, Pinot Noir, Derwent Valley, 2017 […]
Bay of Fires Chardonnay 2017
Bay Of Fires draw from the Derwent Valley and the East Coast of Tasmania for quality chardonnay fruit for their top still white marque. Bay of Fires, Chardonnay, Tasmania, 2017 […]
Bay of Fires Pinot Noir 2017
Fruit for this wine comes from 3 very distinct wine growing regions in Tasmania: Derwent Valley, East Coast and BoF’s home in the Tamar Valley. Bay of Fires, Pinot Noir, […]
Bay of Fires Pinot Gris 2018
Seems a sad irony that I write up a Tassie wine called “Bay Of Fires” at the moment when half of Tasmania seems to be alight from bushfires. Bay of […]
Bay Of Fires Sauvignon Blanc 2018
From the pedigree stable of Bay of Fires. Chief Winemaker is Penny Jones, ably supported by two other Tassie Stewie Byrne and Kathryn Bevan. Bay of Fires, Sauvignon Blanc, Derwent […]
Quiet Mutiny Charlotte’s Elusion Riesling 2017
Quiet Mutiny is the first release from the talented Tasmanian winemaker Greer Carland. Greer had been tucked away at a large scale (for Tasmania) winemaking facility for many years (along with […]
Bay of Fires Pinot Noir 2016
From the pedigree stable of Bay of Fires, comes their flagship red wine (they also have Eddystone Point and House of Arras). The fruit is sourced from 2 distinct and […]
Glaetzer-Dixon Tasmania Nouveau 2016
Nick’s take on Beaujo Nouveau. Sourced from upper Derwent & Tamar Valleys. Carbonic Maceration. The Beastie Boys were playing loud on the stereo when this fruit was in the winery, […]
Bay of Fires Chardonnay 2014
Boom! Here comes the…Boom! Ready or not! But of course you’re ready: You were ready when you saw the label. Fuck it, yes: judge the book by the cover. Bay […]
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