Dylan Hotel Autumn Wine Series
Posted on September 14th, 2011 No Comments yet
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Saved in Sour Grapes recommends
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Grenache gets its very own day of celebration on the 24th of September.
Wine of the week comes from little-known Langhorne Creek in South Australia. Oh, and it’s a Malbec.
Win a pair of tickets to one of two tasting events run by Wine Australia in the lead up to the Rugby World Cup.
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Three from TxB, an Austrian, a German and a Bulgarian.
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Brand spanking new tasting room opens its doors.
Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, Under €10
The wine sample was accompanied by the ubiquitous press release which mentioned value for money among other things. Value is a bit of a challenge to me. Does it just mean cheap (sorry, inexpensive)? Value is “the worth of something compared to the price paid”, and the worth is judged by the buyer not the [...]
Read more on Wine of the week: Château Boucarut Côtes du Rhône 2009 (Molloys)...Saved in Sour Grapes recommends, White wine, Wine, €30 plus
The Gatecrasher Sauvignon Blanc is unlike any Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand, let alone any Sauvignon Blanc I’ve ever tasted. If blind-tasted, I would have placed it somewhere between Chassagne & Puligny Montrachet, i.e. richier creamier styles than your benchmark Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. While the grapes are grown further north (around 400km), up on the [...]
Read more on Easthope “Gatecrasher” Sauvignon Blanc, Hawke’s Bay, 2008...Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, Wine, €10-€15
Hail a Cab from Langhorne Creek in South Australia