Chalmers Montevecchio Bianco Field Blend 2021
A pigeon pair to the Chalmers co-fermented Rosso Field Blend. Here we have Ribolla Gialla (33%), Falanghina (24%), Vermentino (23%), Pecorino (9%), Fiano (6%), Moscato Giallo (3%) and Inzolia (2%). […]
Tag Archives: Vermentino
Yelland & Papps Second Take Vermentino 2019
Barossa winemaking done just a little different. 313 days on skins. Wild ferment. Fully family effort here. Pressed off by the Papps kids: Peyton and Campbell. Bottled unfiltered and unfined. […]
Dirt Candy Wine The Outsider Fiano 2020
Help me if you can, it’s just that this…. is not the way I’m wired.* While Dirt Candy Wine is born in the Hunter Valley, here they’ve reached over the […]
Dirt Candy Wine The Favourite Vermentino 2020
Not everyone in the Hunter Valley wrote off 2020. Here we have an “alternative” white for the region from a single vineyard on the northern edge of Pokolbin. Dirt Candy […]
Berton Vineyards Metal Range Vermentino 2020
Vermentino is a hardy soul of a grape. While originating in Italy, it is well suited to the warm wine regions of Australia due to its ability to retain freshness […]
Bremerton Wines Special Release Vermentino 2018
First tasted this in April 2019 and now a chance to re taste. It’s educational to see how wines evolve. Bremerton Wines, Special Release, Vermentino, Langhorne Creek, 2018 April 2019: […]
Angullong Fossil Hill Vermentino 2019
Angullong Wine here take advantage of the Orange region’s cool climate to retain natural acidity for freshness. Note: Bottle image is of 2017, but no other change than the vintage […]
Yelland & Papps Second Take Vermentino 2018
Yelland and Papps give plenty of information regarding just how the Second Take wines are made: 310 days on skins. Wild ferment. Pressed off by the Papps kids: Peyton and […]
Mitolo Jester Vermentino 2018
The only white in Mitolo’s entry level ‘Jester’ range and it certainly holds its own. Mitolo, Jester, Vermentino, McLaren Vale, 2018 Riper tropical notes (fresh and dried) tempered by crushed […]
Hunter Valley….Not just Semillon and Shiraz
I recently attended the Hunter Valley wine region for their annual Wine & Tourism Legends Awards. Various tastings were conducted for assembled trade and media representatives, including a fascinating look […]
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