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2010 Climbing Merlot from Cumulus Estate Wines
Media Release Make it a Merlot this winter As temperatures drop and the winter of 2012 makes itself well and truly known, there’s no better way to keep the chill at bay by stoking up the fire, climbing under the nana blanket and pouring a glass of 2010 Climbing Merlot (RRP $23.95), the latest gem […]
WEATHER PLAYS A GOOD HAND FOR BLACKJACK
PARTNER this with lamb shanksin a red wine and tomato sauce. Wc16July12 David Ellis BLACKJACK Vineyards in the old apple and pear growing district of the Harcourt Valley just south of Victoria’s Bendigo, is one of those places fortunate enough to enjoy Indian Summer autumns whose cool nights and warm clear days allow the grapes […]
WEATHER PLAYS A GOOD HAND FOR BLACKJACK
PARTNER this with lamb shanksin a red wine and tomato sauce. Wc16July12 David Ellis BLACKJACK Vineyards in the old apple and pear growing district of the Harcourt Valley just south of Victoria’s Bendigo, is one of those places fortunate enough to enjoy Indian Summer autumns whose cool nights and warm clear days allow the grapes […]
FULL FLAVOURED YET SOFT AND COMFORTING
Wc09July12 TRY this one with oven-bakedlamb chops and roast vegetables. David Ellis WITH sales of Merlot booming across Australia – its now our third-most popular red after Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon – there’s certainly no lack of choice on bottle-shop shelves. And one label that’s doing particularly well, not only here but in countries as […]
FULL FLAVOURED YET SOFT AND COMFORTING
Wc09July12 TRY this one with oven-bakedlamb chops and roast vegetables. David Ellis WITH sales of Merlot booming across Australia – its now our third-most popular red after Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon – there’s certainly no lack of choice on bottle-shop shelves. And one label that’s doing particularly well, not only here but in countries as […]
PETER’S PERFECT ANSWER TO A DRY ARGUMENT
WINNING fans amongst thosewho don’t like their Riesling too sweet. Wc18Jun12 David Ellis THE Clare Valley’s Jim Barry Wines has just released a 2012 Watervale Riesling that it’s made not for the masses, but for an admittedly small percentage of buffs who like their Riesling well below normal sweetness levels. “We’ve made this one crisp […]
PETER’S PERFECT ANSWER TO A DRY ARGUMENT
WINNING fans amongst thosewho don’t like their Riesling too sweet. Wc18Jun12 David Ellis THE Clare Valley’s Jim Barry Wines has just released a 2012 Watervale Riesling that it’s made not for the masses, but for an admittedly small percentage of buffs who like their Riesling well below normal sweetness levels. “We’ve made this one crisp […]
BANJO’S RUN A SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS’ BOLTER
Wc28May12 David Ellis DELIGHTFUL drop from a rejuvenatedvineyard to enjoy with winter beefdishes,or anytime Thai foods. THREE years ago Bill Hall retired after more than 40 years in real estate in Sydney to re-settle in the pleasant Southern Highlands of NSW – not to take up bowls or bridge, but to go into business again, […]
BANJO’S RUN A SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS’ BOLTER
Wc28May12 David Ellis DELIGHTFUL drop from a rejuvenatedvineyard to enjoy with winter beefdishes,or anytime Thai foods. THREE years ago Bill Hall retired after more than 40 years in real estate in Sydney to re-settle in the pleasant Southern Highlands of NSW – not to take up bowls or bridge, but to go into business again, […]
APPLE TREE FLAT IS VALUE FOR MONEY
ONE reason why customers come back timeand again for the wines of Apple Tree Flat Wc07May12 David Ellis IN the decade-plus since he released his first Apple Tree Flat wines from the 2001 vintage, Peter Logan has striven to improve upon each vintage while at the same time also maintaining a philosophy of value for […]
