The Burgoyne wine heritage lives on.
The Burgoyne wine heritage lives on. At Glug our labels remember Australian wine industry history. And Peter Bond Burgoyne has a special place in it […]
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Barossa Reds from Karrawirra – Big and Bold
A new release of single vineyard Barossa reds from Karrawirra – big and bold and long lasting. It is an event at Glug we look
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Penfolds Bin 389 now with a corny cheap gimmick
A corny cheap gimmick now used to sell Penfolds Bin 389. A limited-edition Rocket Gift Box tries to give value to a $100 wine. Has
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A New Peak for Wine Madness
A New Peak for Wine Madness.The highest price in the world for a current release wine – customers pay up to €30,000 ($44,500) for the
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Terroir “a self-serving piety”
Terroir “a self serving piety” says winemaker Sean Thackrey. He goes even further. To him the idea that wine expresses the soil and climate in
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Langhorne Creek deserves more fame than it gets
Langhorne Creek deserves more fame than it gets. It is the forgotten gem of Australian wine. Its reputation hides behind the big brother regions Barossa
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GSM’s growing popular – Welcome Three Hares
GSM’s are growing popular. Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro – the three heritage varieties of the Barossa Valley – when blended in this varietal order produce
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Our winemaker is not a popstar
Australia has another wine maker making headlines in the UK. “Light, fun and bubbly: how Kylie Minogue’s rosé prosecco conquered Britain”. That’s the London Daily
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A Classic Wine Tasting
Compulsory confinement has turned me back to some re-reading of old favourites and this delight today as Evelyn Waugh had me revisit Charles Ryder and
Russian Champagne for Vladimir
“Russian elites could soon find themselves without their favourite French bubbles if Moet Hennessy makes good on a threat to halt champagne supplies following a
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