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Accidents do happen!
Date: Mon, Feb 4, 2008 Wine Tasting
Not Pinot Gris A vineyard owner is suing a nursery for allegedly selling him thousands of the wrong grape vines. The South Australian vineyard owner says the mistake was not picked up until the vines matured about four years later. Full story here
Australian Wine Vintage 2008 on Squidoo
Date: Wed, Jan 30, 2008 Wine Tasting
Vintage 2008 is underway By all reports it is looking better in quantity at least better than last year, but It's big continent that we live on. I am collecting a few reports for you to browse at Australian Wine Vintage 2008 on Squidoo Contact me if you are a winemaker or grower and would like to share your experience with this vintage.
Melbourne Food and Wine - MF
Date: Tue, Jan 29, 2008 Wine Tasting
The Melbourne Food and Wine Festival is coming again. Events will be held between 22 February to 8 March 2008. You can get involved in classes, tastings, long lunches (throughout Victoria) and lots of other exciting Food/wine events. See link below for more details. Melbourne Food and Wine - MF
Strathbogie Ranges Wine Region
Date: Mon, Jan 21, 2008 Wine Tasting
Strathbogie Ranges Wine Region is one of the least known wine regions in Victoria. It's not that the region is remote, it is on the south east side of the Hume highway, between Seymour and Benalla. But the countryside is rugged and there are only a few towns in the region. A large proportion of the grapes grown here is used in wineries based elsewhere. But it is a region worth finding out
Victorian Wine Regions Showcase
Date: Sat, Jan 19, 2008 Wine Tasting
I've put up the program for the Victorian Wine Regions Showcase Series. These events are held on the first Wednesday and following Thursday of each month at the Atrium in Federation Square Melbourne. Each showcase features a particular region on cluster of regions. Wineries from the regions(typically 15- 30 wineries per month) set up stalls. As a visitor you are able to visit the virtual
Nebbiolo has Arrivo
Date: Tue, Jan 15, 2008 Wine Tasting
Article in the Adelaide Advertiser about Peter Godden (pictured below) and his passion for making great Nebbiolo AdelaideNow... See the full article in the 'tiser Vinodiversity's page about Nebbiolo wine including a list of other producers in Australia.
Wine Tasting Notebook
Date: Mon, Jan 14, 2008 Wine Tasting
Steve De Long, the man of the Varietal Vine table has just released a snazzy new tasting notebook with a great cover. I have a few available in Australia for sale, so you can snap one up if you are quick. The 60 page book has a handy 8-page slip-out containing 216 aroma and flavour descriptors and other wine terms you should know, plus detailed instructions on how to taste a wine and write a
Drought, frost hits exports
Date: Sun, Jan 13, 2008 Wine Tasting
The problems of drought, frosts and fires have severely impacted on the Australian wine crop over thee past couple of years. Production is down, and exports are falling rapidly. The price per litre received for exported Australian wine is going up. This is despite the continued high value of the Australian dollar. The graph below shows the unit value of wine exports is recovering strongly from
Sunnybrae Restaurant and Cooking School
Date: Sun, Jan 6, 2008 Wine Tasting
My friend George Biron has entered the Blogosphere. He and his partner Diane are reopening the renowned Sunnybrae, the restaurant in the middle of the paddock. George is a fabulous and inventive chef. His blog is beautifully designed and presented so check it out. Sunnybrae Restaurant and Cooking School
Best wines of 2007
Date: Thu, Jan 3, 2008 Wine Tasting
Another year has bitten the dust and we have all had some wonderful wine experiences, well I have I hope you have as well. I've put up a list of some of my best wines for the year just past; you c an check it out, and perhaps make a suggestion or two. So far we have a Rkatsiteli from New York State, and a Cab merlot from Israel, surely there is someone who has tried a good Australian
Sparkling Shiraz for Christmas
Date: Mon, Dec 17, 2007 Wine Tasting
Sparkling reds are the best style of wine for Christmas dinner. They can be as rich and deep as you like, but are still drinkable. I had a nice one with roast beef the other day, but they go well with Sepplets Sparking Shiraz is one of the iconic wines of Asutralia. At RRP of about $22.00 it is very good value. The 2005 just picked up a gold medal in Hobart. You can get some for just $14.95
Vale Durif on Wine Blogging Wednesday
Date: Wed, Dec 12, 2007 Wine Tasting
Image of Durif from State Library of South Australia. Petite Sirah is known by its correct name of Durif in Australia. There are about 60-70 wineries making wine from Durif. See Vinodiversity's Durif page. Most of the wineries with the variety are in the warm and hot regions, Rutherglen, Riverina, Murray Darling etc. But Durif actually is also suited to cooler climate viticulture, although
Some Beautiful Images
Date: Mon, Dec 3, 2007 Wine Tasting
The State Library of South Australia has a collection of wine related materials. Some of the images have been digitised and put onto the website at http://www.winelit.slsa.sa.gov.au/grapeswines.htm Check out some of the beautiful images of some of the more common grape varieties.
Gift for the thinking winelover
Date: Sat, Dec 1, 2007 Wine Tasting
My friend Steve De Long has done it again! He has bought out a wonderful new product. A tasting note book that fits easily into your pocket or purse. About the same size as a passport. A pocket sized tasting notebook # Elegant black cover with gold embossing slips easily into a coat pocket or purse. # Sewn binding lays flat for comfortable writing. # Water resistant wine tasting guide
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