Checking in on some Cabernet
From about now we start ducking around inspecting the vineyards. There’s been some odd weather; too much rain and humidity, a big hailstorm. Sidekick Brad […]
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In The Winery
A Quick Tasting for Julie
Julie dropped in today and grabbed a mixed dozen but also wanted some ‘cooler’ reds to show some visitors. Jules is in the Ice Cream
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Normally we don’t like freight returns…
But it was nice to get a couple of these for tasting purposes. Customer Gary’s order went MIA so we sent him a replacement. Then
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Getting distracted by beer…
I like beer. Brad and I have decided to experiment with some brews. Step 1. Cultivate some yeast from Coopers Pale. I like beer. Brad
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Enough research – to work!
We’ve been looking around at young wine releases as mentioned in previous posts. Time now to start work on our own. While previously only a
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Some research into the early release of 2021s
I hope you’re going to like this – a new vision of the wonderful Perfect Press made from Shiraz and Cabernet. We are looking at
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What do you do with Touriga?
Straight out of McLaren Vale, Portugal. Scrambled? Fried? Or just have it raw? We always tend to ‘raw’ where possible and this wine is a
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Delivery from McLaren Vale
Keen followers of the blog will recall we made an offer on a few parcels of McLaren Vale wine. You can read about that here
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Another Shiraz Delivery – 450 litres of premium Eden Valley
We are on a roll… One of Brad’s old footy mates called him up. He now has his own wine brand and had some shiraz
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The Glug Truck does it again – 1940 litres of Cracking Shiraz From Lyndoch
Our little Toyota Dyna just keeps on going. Perfect for retrieving the small parcels of wine we acquire from around the Barossa Valley. Here Brad
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