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McLaren Vale Wines – Dowie Doole
Dowie Doole has their cellar door combined with Gemtree Wines in one of McLaren Vale‘s historic landmarks – the Salopian Inn. The Salopian Inn has been famous for it’s high quality food using regional Fleurieu produce. Under new management this … Continue reading
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McLaren Vale Wines – Maxwell Wines Part 2 Red Wines
Check out Part 1 of this review which talks about the white wines, mead (honey wine) and the fortified. The Maxwell Cellar door facility is also available for functions (including weddings) and from 1st October they will be offering the … Continue reading
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McLaren Vale Wineries – Maxwell Wines Part 1 Whites, Meads & Fortifides
I first visited Maxwell Wines during my McLaren Vale winery adventures in the mid 80’s and this visit brings back fond memories. In those days the parents of the current owner ran the winery and cellar door. Dad was serving … Continue reading
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McLaren Vale Wines – Dyson Wines
Sitting here drinking a glass of Dyson’s GPR 2002 Clarice Cabernet Sauvignon and wondering what to write about this winery and I turned the bottle around and read the back label …… “Dyson Wines “I trust in Nature for the … Continue reading
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McLaren Vale Wines – Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill has come a long way since I first remember visiting the old Chapel in the late 1980’s. The Chapel was built in 1865 and was a Christian Bible Church and a parish school and now the central part … Continue reading
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McLaren Vale Wines – Tapestry
I understand the wine under this label is made at Boar’s Rock Winery in McLaren Vale and rumor has it that little wine was made in 2010 as they are reducing their stocks plus concentrating on the functions side of … Continue reading
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Lonely Grape TV Episode #45 – Tim Geddes Wines
Shane here again. This week I taste 2 wines from Tim Geddes Wines Seldom Inn label. His wines can be described as “stong wines”. I hope you enjoy this review as much as I did filming it.
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McLaren Vale Wines – Tim Geddes Wines
To say that Tim Geddes is an interesting character would be an understatement. With making wines from the old Maxwells winery (that is now owned by Scarpontoni) he has developed a number of wine making gigs as a contractor and … Continue reading
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Lonely Grape TV Episode #44 – Waywood Wines Pt2
Another experiment. @ Waywood wines that have been kept for 10 days under vacuvun (ie air removed from the partially empty bottle). The idea was is to see the development over the 10 days……
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McLaren Vale Wine – Waywood Wines
Andrew Wood from Waywood Wines contacted me via e-mail with the intention to have a look at his wines. His tone from the first moment was one of wanting feedback on his wines – not just a review that would … Continue reading
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