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[Madrock] The EDinburgh Great Shiraz Challenge | Madrock: Between Kerry and I we tasted more than 25 great wines over a harrowing 2.5 hours of hustle and bustle in a huge tent in the ED’s carpark. It was great, we both thought that it was well worth the $30/head entry fee.

[Lonely Grape - Wineries & Wines of Mclaren Vale] Fox Creek Wines « Lonely Grape - Wineries & Wines of Mclaren Vale: This is an unusual blend and is not bottle fermented.  However this wine is not just a marketing play on words.  The aromas indicate mulberry fruits with the same for every mouthful.  Good with food or even just to share with friends.  I even finished a bottle watching the footy last weekend!

[Curious: The Curious Wines Wine Blog] Curious: The Curious Wines Wine Blog » Blog Archive » Woodstock ...: The combination of Glaetzer’s considerable winemaking skills and Collett’s understanding of the vineyards and those wonderful old vines has produced an exceptional range of terrior driven wines, from delicate fresh whites to rich powerful reds, typified by wonderful fruit flavours.

[secondhelping] Enotecellance: Our first dish, a Sweet Corn Pannacotta ($22) with broad bean and broccolini salad scented with truffle, pea vinaigrette was served in a stemless Riedel glass and digging into the creamy set sweet corn made me feel like a child eating a sundae.

[Daily Wine News] Winebiz | Daily Wine News: “It’s fantastic to see some of the smaller wineries such as Minnow Creak, Old Faithful and Vincognita being acknowledged for the great wines they’re making,” she said.

[Benjamin Christie Australian Celebrity Chef] McLaren Vale | Benjamin Christie Australian Celebrity Chef: Prior to travelling to McLaren Vale, I thought that the region was known for producing the best Shiraz in the Australia, but after visiting my first McLaren Vale winery (d'Arenberg) I discovered that they grew many more grape varieties and were producing a wider range of wines than just Shiraz. There are Rieslings, Viognier Marsanne, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz and Merlot and my favourite the botrytis wines or dessert wines.

[Lonely Grape - Wineries & Wines of Mclaren Vale] Mclaren Vale Wine - Woodstock « Lonely Grape - Wineries & Wines of ...:  The first thing I asked about this wine was where were the grapes from.  I was somewhat surprised to hear that the vineyard was close to the cellar door.  This was a surprise because Riesling is generally a grape variety that does not do well in the Mclaren Vale region.  The aroma was reminiscent of older wines with kerosene overtones.  When drunk the wine shows distinct lemon and limes.   A BBQ octopus salad would be a good choice to eat with this wine. 

[Sour Grapes] Twintterview with Curious Wines from Sour Grapes the Irish wine ...: As well as the beautiful Curious Wines site, they also have a blog and are a Twittering too. I love my Albarino too & Godello and now for Q4 Wierdest or wackiest wine ever tasted?

[Comments for Table Hopping] Table Hopping column: New World Bistro Bar - Table Hopping - Steve ...: With just the two of us, our sampling options were limited, but we over-indulged just a bit with the meze sampler and all of the “Forbidden Pleasures.” The meze had a chunk of manchego with fig jam, two wasabi tobikko eggs (sooo good!) some beet/orange/goat cheese salad (very nice,) pickled gigante beans and roasted red peppers (good) and “festive” olives (basically just an assortment of olives.) It was nice to try so many tastes and the portion seemed reasonable for $12, although in an ideal world I would have rather swapped out the cheese and olives for something more unusual.

[Breaking News] Mugabe's party irked by Tsvangirai newsletter, checking legality: daddystoolbox @McMommyblog so what's your fav type of wine The Mrs and I are Shiraz fans and anything southern hemisphere. So what color should I die my hair..

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