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919 Wines is located just a few minutes from Berri in the Riverland of South Australia. The winery is certified organic, and their wines are made from many European grape varieties»
Crittenden Estate is a small family-owned wine estate near Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Australia. Crittenden's vineyard, which began life as ... read more
Pig in the House Organic Wine is located in Billimari, about 20km from Cowra in the Central Ranges of NSW. The property was originally home to 20 free-range pigs ... read more
Winegrowing began on the Cullen property in Margaret River over 40 years ago. Studies in the early 1960's showed that Margaret River had some very special qualities. read more
Huntington Estate is one of Mudgee and NSW's most respected winegrowers »
Barbera is the world's sixth most widely planted red wine variety and depending on the age of the vines and the amount of oak aging, barbera can be light and tart, or hearty and robust »
COPIA, the American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts located in the heart of the Napa Valley, California, has closed - for good.
A different sort of semillonIn every respect save one, Semillons from Washington State are as unlike Australian Hunter Semillons as identical genes allow. The one similarity? Longevity.
'Three dolla koala' chases the yellow tailIn a statement that might scare the pants off Australian winemakers and those who have worked for decades to elevate the status of Australian wine overseas, a US$3 Australian chardonnay is about to hit US supermarket shelves under the label 'Down Under' »
Marsanne – the underachieverMarsanne's strength is also its Achilles heel. Its high production can lead to diluted flavours and lower acidity producing wines that are big in alcohol but short on complexity. Nevertheless, well-made marsanne is a real treat and can be wonderful with food »
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