Archive for September, 2009
It is bike day in Australia
The winery sign was neglected on bike day.
Here is your entry to the Chinese wine market
A market with a consumption of 828 million liters in 2011 is waiting for you. We tell you how to get there.
The day Australia’s East Coast turned orange
Orange dust cover no threat for vines in NSW.
Tasting of 2009 Shiraz biodynamic wines – at the Lethbridge Winery in Victoria
These are great names in Australian winemaking: Jasper Hill, M. Chapoutier, Castagna, Sorrenberg and Lethbridge – and all of these have something in common: they are all growing biodynamic Shiraz.
Regional wine show results – a mistery for some
Is there a good Cab Sav in the Southern Highlands worth a gold medal? Find out in this article:
Five star Printhie’s Sauvignon Blanc wins Trophy for Best Small Vigneron in Canberra
The Sauvignon Blanc is a bit of a landmark for Printhie wines – read about their success here:
Spring time is Pinot Gris time
The 2008 Pinot Gris from Cuttaway Hill promises to be an excellent representative for cool climate wines from Down Under.
Australian Trade Commission in Frankfurt – export help for Australian businesses
Michael Brecht meets Australian Trade Commission in Frankfurt.
