WHO won Winestate's New Zealand Wine Company of the Year award for 2008
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NAMES redolent of the Byzantine incomprehensibility of the German wine classification system and those cloying sweet and semi-sweet wines that lubricated English parties in the 1980s
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THERE ARE echoes of David and Goliath in the contest for the 2008 Australian Wine Company of the Year Award.
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RAY was one of the best commercial wine chemists the industry ever had - he was without peer
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Tying the knot between food and wine
We like the chewy texture of a steak with a similar chewiness of a full-bodied cabernet sauvignon. Protein and tannins go well together
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Winewords - John Casella
FAMILY definitely comes first in the Casella clan - and that strong sense of kinship has proven a recipe for success for the family business
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Early Days of Winegrowing in South Australia
Pewsey Vale suffered from the effects of the change in demand to fortified wines, and the vines were destroyed
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Immersed in a World Of Wine
TODAY, he is best known as the chief winemaker for Saint Clair Estate - with his name on the labels - but this tireless winemaker also has his fingers in several other pies.
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Name your own price online
A NEW Internet-based system is giving consumers the opportunity to source wines at the price they are prepared to pay.
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Euroreport
ROSE consumption may be on the rise, but alcohol is dividing the UK with the need to reduce alcohol-related harm, and the Scottish government seems set on a course to divide the nation with its own draconian alcohol legislation
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Farewell to Yarra Yering's creator
DR BAILEY Carrodus, one of the great modern day wine pioneers of the Yarra Valley, died, aged 78, on September 19 after a short illness.
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Bookworms
Horses for courses
MEALS aren't only about new tastes and discovery; they are also about tradition, nostalgia and food preferences that were formed in childhood
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