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Wynns Black Label Cabernet Sauvignon part 1
In celebration of Wynnsday celebrated on the first Wednesday each year in August, enjoy a six part series tracing the history, the eras and tasting notes on Wynns Coonawarra flagship Black Label Cabernet Sauvignon. PART ONE I enjoyed a great … Continue reading
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MW 2018 exam paper revealed
Have you ever wondered just what it takes to become a Master of Wine – the highest accolade that can be achieved for those aspiring a career in the wine industry? Well, over 160 students sat the theory and practical … Continue reading
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Spotlight on Central Otago pinot noir
More than 2 million Australians visited Queenstown in the last 12 months – more than any other destination in New Zealand. While there most have a glass or two of Central Otago pinot noir. Pinotfiles who enjoy the pinots of … Continue reading
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Four Sauternes to think about
I was privileged to be invited to a line up of Sauternes hosted by The Savage Club one of Melbourne’s leading private business clubs. A group of 20 assessed a selection of wines that included four French Sauternes. BACKGROUND The … Continue reading
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Wines of South Africa tasting
It is not very often that I have the opportunity to assess wines from South Africa. This selection from Swartland and Western Cape were interesting – that is all I can really say. One thing I did learn was 30% … Continue reading
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