Archive for April, 2009
Sell your soul to the wine critic – pick your fruit late and please Parker & Co.
What applies to the US wine scene is also valid here Down Under?
Penfolds Grange: the Australian wine icon celebrates the release of its 2004 vintage
Max Schubert called his Grange a wine that has “always been a controversial and individual wine” since he started in the 1950s. Read about what has happened since then.
Downunderwines has new Editor to bring you the news on Australian wineries, vineyards and more
Anabel joins downunderwines to help Michael report on all about Australian wines. Give her a warm welcome.
Part II: how to store my wine at home
Let us assume that you prefer to store the wines at home, this part is asking how to store the precious bottles the right way.
The traveling wine drinker: tell us about your Australian wine experience
Australian wine is all about the experience. And the bouquet. And the taste. And the length.
Creating Your Own Wine Cellar – new series on Downunderwines
Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just enjoy having a few friends over for a little entertainment, creating a wine collection of your own can truly benefit your home for years to come.
Forget the Summit 2020 – Australian wine research is all about 2030
How does Australia’s wine industry prepare strategically for 2030?
McLaren Vale Shiraz Grenache – a combination made in heaven
The Paxton AAA Shiraz Grenache with a bottle price of under $20 is a real bargain for such quality.
