Mitchell Harris Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
I often re-read my review of a previous vintage of a wine to get into the groove before tasting/writing and in the case of the 2015 edition of this wine […]
I often re-read my review of a previous vintage of a wine to get into the groove before tasting/writing and in the case of the 2015 edition of this wine […]
Label change sees the acknowledgement of the Peerick Vineyard as the fruit source. The winery has just ticked over to the 2017, but there should be plenty of this vintage […]
This is Johnno Harris’ bit of fun: “Hand crafted by our team of Curious Winemakers. Fermented, pressed, aged and bottled at our wine bar in the heart of Ballarat.” Love […]
The Mitchell Harris flagship. This vintage sees the mix as 85% Chardonnay and 15% Pinot Noir and the alcohol dropped a little. Fruit sourced from the Macedon and Pyrenees ranges. […]
75% Chardonnay. 25% Pinot Noir. Fruit sourced from the Pyrenees in Victoria’s west and the cool climes of the Macedon ranges. Traditional method fermentation, at least three years on lees […]
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Johnno Harris. Unassuming and a bloody talented winemaker. Mitchell Harris, Shiraz, Pyrenees, 2015 “Phwoar” was the first thing that sprang from my mouth upon the first smell. Fresh kitchen herb […]
This is way to give some oomph to your Sauvignon Blanc: wild yeast fermentation and then partial malolactic fermentation in French oak hogsheads while resting on full solids and then […]
Sourced from the Peerick vineyard in Moonambel, 15 months in French oak. Mitchell Harris, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pyrenees 2013* Crumbled dark chocolate, blackberry and subtle woody oak. A heart of black fruits […]
I caught up with Johnno Harris at Game Of Rhones in Melbourne, June 2016. I’d tasted this and the other 2013 Reds, and said that I was getting around to […]