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Grange and friends: the Penfolds Collection 2020 releases

Penfolds is Australia’s most famous winery. Their flagship wine, Grange, has achieved legendary status. And this was a brand that

Has the time finally come for Grenache to come out of the shadows? Kevin Glastonbury, winemaker with leading Barossa producer

Tim Wildman was a wine merchant, passed the MW exams, and headed off to Australia. As well as running James

June 10, 2020 Treve Ring 6352 Views

This is serious wine, and should be considered as one of Australia’s top whites. From his biodynamically farmed 2.4ha vineyard

I’m such a fan of Gamay, as regular readers will know. I even embarked on an ambitious series on Gamay

Website: https://david-franz.com/ David Franz Lehmann is the son of Barossa legend Peter. I visited on a September day to taste

I’m a huge fan of Ochota Barrels, who are based in Adelaide Hills but source grapes from a number of

After making it through the impressive/annoying two layers and colours of wax (so pretty though), this incredibly spicy, tight and

Sauvignon and a Cabernet from Australia’s Yarra Valley? Normally, I’d be sceptical, but when it’s a collaboration between Timo Meyer

Australia’s Mornington Peninsula wine region, not far from Melbourne, is well known for its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, and one