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Through rosé-coloured glasses
It’s not so long ago that rosé was derided in this country, with the market dominated by luridly coloured and cloyingly sweet local offerings – more beverage than wine, bottled sun-soaked frivolity.
We asked importer and rosé aficionado Felix Riley about the current state of play and the future for rosé. -
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The Future of Henschke
“All old vines were young vines once,” says Stephen. “We’re curators of ancestor vines that are revered now. But once upon a time they were planted by people who – like Prue is now – were just exploring different grape varieties in this new country to see what would work. Back then, it was shiraz; now we’re planting nebbiolo, tempranillo, a whole multitude of new varieties that could well become old vines for future generations of Henschkes.”
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Meet Brett – Tech 101
Want to know why your glass of shiraz tastes like a pony? Brettanomyces has got to be one of the dirtiest words in wine – reviled by many, its existence completely ignored by others. So, what is it?
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2019 Young Gun of Wine Winners Announced
Today, we announced the 2019 YGOW Award Winners at an industry event in Adelaide.
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