Quiet Mutiny Venus Rising Syrah 2019
Syrah enters the fold for Greer Carland’s Quiet Mutiny line up. 40% of the fruit from 46 year old Derwent Valley vines. Wild ferment, with some parcels whole bunch. 20% […]
Tag Archives: Wine Tasmania
Quiet Mutiny Venus Rising Pinot Noir 2019
I’m in luck here with a sneaky pre-release of the 2019 vintage. The 2018 is still currently available and offers excellent value. Quiet Mutiny, Venus Rising, Pinot Noir, Coal Valley, […]
Stoney Rise reinvents Tassie’s Cellar Door future
In the north of lutruwita (Tasmania) on the kanamaluka (River Tamar), Stoney Rise has just opened theCellar Door of the future – part Cellar Door, part Bar, part Wine Store! […]
Tasmanian Southern Open Vineyards Weekend 2021
Well, what a year 2020 was. With restrictions on travel to Tasmania broadly lifted, the tourism sector is starting to re-bound. If you’re planning on jumping on a plane, or […]
Bream Creek Cabernet Merlot 2018
Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot can be hard to get ripe in Tasmania, but when they are blended well from fruit grown by a legendary viticulturalist, it can be quite special. […]
Bream Creek Unitus Field Blend 2020
The astute among you will notice the extra “e” on the front label in the name. In the spirit of 2020 and finally being able to get together, the team […]
Bay of Fires Pinot Gris 2020
Fruit for this wine comes from the Coal River and Derwent Valleys in Southern Tasmania and is made under the hand of Chief Winemaker Penny Jones and her exceptional staff […]
Bay of Fires Riesling 2020
Bay Of Fires celebrate their 20th anniversary this year and in that time have quickly risen to the top of the pile for Tasmanian wineries. Having had such lauded head […]
Eddystone Point Chardonnay 2018
The Eddystone Point range is part of the Bay of Fires stable and is looked after in the winery by local lad Stewart Byrne. Taking fruit from across Tasmania, here […]
Eddystone Point Riesling 2019
The label for this wine almost paints the palate perfectly. That’s a fair bit of alliteration, sorry. Fruit from the Tamar and Derwent Valleys. Eddystone Point, Riesling, Tasmania, 2019 Fresh\nes […]
