Tasting the 2004 Penfolds Grange with Chief Winemaker Peter Gago
March 30th, 2010
Destined to take its place as one of the greatest Grange vintages from the last 40 years, praise is being heaped upon this superb wine that can be cellared for decades.
You can buy Penfolds wines including Penfolds Grange, Penfolds 707, Penfolds RWT, Penfolds St. Henri and the Bin range from:
http://www.winetastes.co.nz/Penfolds.cfm
Wines can be delivered around the world to Australia, USA, UK, Europe (Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Netherlands), Hong Kong, Singapore and New Zealand.
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My name is Matthew Harrison, and I’m a college student from Massachusetts and a lover of wine, ale, and Scotch.
Paul Kalemkiarian and Ed Masciana tasting Cabernet Sauvignon, 2009. Monte Blanco from Chile; Chardonnay Sauvignon Blanc, 2007. Kamiak from Colombia Valley, Washington; Carmenere / Cabernet Sauvignon,2009. Kunza from Chile; and Chardonnay, 2006. Rolling from Central Ranges, Australia.
Cranswick wines from Australia recently held a wine tasting at Mantra in Pattaya. PMTV went down to sample some of the wines and also to have a chat with the M.D of Cranswick Wines:Graham Cranswick-Smith
How to SPK.
In this clip, the Wineman shows us the relationship between colour and age of white wine.
An award winning red wine from Henry’s Drive Vignerons. Located in Padthaway in the South East of South Australia, this wine is hand crafted on what is called the Limestone Coast. www.henrysdrive.com
Stefano Lubiana of Stefano Lubiana Wines in Tasmania, Australia, a fifth generation winemaker, tells Debra how the winery was his playground while growing up, why he chose Australia’s Apple Isle to settle and make wines, and about how he tried to imbue his label with a little opulence and luxury. Stefano explains that his passion for sparkling wine comes from the challenge of the two part process of this style of winemaking, and he tells Debra how to judge the quality of sparkling wines.
Swan Valley, Western Australia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Swan Valley is the area between Midland and Upper Swan through which the Swan River flows. It is bordered to the east by the Darling Scarp. It was explored very early in the time of first European Settlement – known as the Swan River Colony, and several of the ‘original families’ still have real estate in the valley. Whilst many of the older wineries were started by immigrants from countries with long traditions of wine-making, the majority of them are now owned by large companies, often multi-nationals. The valley is notable for its highly fertile soil (uncommon in Western Australia), numerous wineries, several microbreweries. There are numerous locations for day-trippers and tourists to seek out. There is an annual ‘Spring in the Valley’ weekend which seeks to increase tourism into the area.
http://www.winehouse.com.au/