PROWEIN 2019

TASTING BOOKLET 9F06 • 17–19 MARCH regions Welcome of Australia Darwin Hello and welcome to the Wine Australia Showing off the diversity of , stand in Hall 9 at ProWein 2019 the events cover various topics including cool climate regions, old vines, organic We’re delighted to return to ProWein with and biodynamic , and alternative a larger stand than last year, a diverse varieties. The events are hosted by visiting range of producers and an exciting Australian winemakers and winery principals INDIAN OCEAN programme of events. NORTHERN plus German-based Australian wine expert TERRITORY On our stand, you can meet the winemakers Thomas Curtius. and principals from 83 wineries and taste QUEENSLAND This year at ProWein, we’re excited to over 500 wines. This is your chance to introduce you to Australian Wine Discovered, revisit classic regions like Barossa Valley, our new education programme that provides McLaren Vale and Margaret River as well as WESTERN AUSTRALIA free information packs, tools and resources explore less familiar regions such as Orange, to discover and share Australian wine. With 28 Great Southern and Pyrenees. South Eastern Australia* editable presentations, videos, maps, tasting SOUTH AUSTRALIA Brisbane 2018 was a very positive year for Australian mats and more, it’s a fantastic resource for 29 wine: global exports increased by 10% to wine educators, importers, distributors and

30 AUD $2.82 billion in the 12 months ending retailers. Explore the programme on-stand NEW SOUTH WALES December 2018. There was growth in anytime, come along at 12.00 each day 1 31 2 Perth 10 32 for a short presentation, or check out 33 Australian exports to nearly every region of 3 GREAT 11 44 34 PACIFIC OCEAN www.australianwinediscovered.com AUSTRALIAN BIGHT 12 14 35 the world. The value of exports to: 4 15 6 13 36 5 16 37 Sydney 17 38 • Northeast Asia grew by 19% to 7 8 9 Adelaide 21 45 18 19 20 39 40 Over the three days we’ll be joined by Wine 41 43 42 AUD $1.23 billion SOUTHERN OCEAN 22 47 Canberra 46 48 49 AUSTRALIAN Australia’s CEO Andreas Clark, Chair Brian 23 CAPITAL 24 55 54 52 50 51 26 59 56 TERRITORY • Europe grew by 7% to AUD $615 million 25 57 53 Walsh, General Manager Marketing Stuart 27 60 58 62 61 64 • Southeast Asia grew by 3% to Barclay, Regional General Manager EMEA 63 VICTORIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND Melbourne AUD $171 million Laura Jewell MW and Regional General 28. South Burnett • Oceania grew by 12% to 1. Swan District BASS STRAIT Manager North America Aaron Ridgway. 2. Perth Hills 29. Granite Belt AUD $105 million * Please let us know if you would like to 3. Peel TASMANIA • Middle East grew by 36% to 4. Geographe NEW SOUTH WALES 65 catch up with Andreas, Brian, Stuart, AUD $33 million 5. Margaret River 30. New England Australia Laura or Aaron. Hobart 6. Blackwood Valley 31. Hastings River Pleasingly, exports to North America are 7. Pemberton 32. Hunter Valley Finally, don’t forget to get involved in the starting to level out after being in decline 8. Manjimup 33. Mudgee online conversation with hashtags #prowein 9. Great Southern 34. Orange for more than 12 months. Within Europe, and #aussiewine and follow us on: 35. Cowra 53. Upper Goulburn markets with encouraging signs of growth SOUTH AUSTRALIA 36. Riverina 54. Heathcote include the Netherlands (up 15% to Twitter @Wine_Australia 10. Southern Flinders Ranges 37. Hilltops 55. Bendigo 11. Clare Valley 38. Southern Highlands 56. Pyrenees $42 million), Denmark (up 19% to $25 million) Instagram @WineAustralia 12. Barossa Valley 39. Gundagai 57. Macedon Ranges and Sweden (up 13% to $24 million). Facebook WineAustralia 13. Eden Valley 40. Canberra District 58. Sunbury 14. Riverland 41. Shoalhaven Coast 59. Grampians To help guide you through the wines and Thanks for joining us at ProWein. 15. Adelaide Plains 42. Tumbarumba 60. Henty find out why it’s such an exciting time for 43. Perricoota Cheers 16. Adelaide Hills 61. Geelong Australian wine, we have a full programme 17. McLaren Vale 62. Yarra Valley Wine Australia UK/Europe Team of events across the three days. The 18. Kangaroo Island VICTORIA 63. Mornington Peninsula 19. Southern Fleurieu 44. Murray Darling 64. Gippsland* programme consists of tutored tastings in 20. Currency Creek 45. Swan Hill our education area, a master class in the 21. Langhorne Creek 46. Goulburn Valley TASMANIA ProWein Forum (Hall 10) and tastings at 22. Padthaway 47. Rutherglen 65. Tasmania* 23. Mount Benson 48. Glenrowan our Wine Bar. 24. Wrattonbully 49. Beechworth 25. Robe 50. King Valley *South Eastern Australia and 26. Coonawarra 51. Alpine Valleys Gippsland are zones, Tasmania 27. Mount Gambier 52. Strathbogie Ranges is a state. #aussiewine #prowein 3 WINERY BOOTH WINERY BOOTH Floor Plan Alpha Box & Dice 18 Mandala Wine 5 Angove Family Winemakers 19 McHenry Hohnen 2 Ashton Hills 13 McWilliam’s Wines 31 TASTING Bibliotheque 11 Mount Langi Ghiran 5 Bird in Hand 9 Mount Pleasant 31 Bleasdale Vineyards 23 Palmetto 18 Brown Brothers 12 Paxton Organic/Biodynamic Wines 21 Cape Mentelle 3 Penley Estate 21      d’Arenberg 17 Pete’s Pure 29  Dandelion Vineyards 14 Pfeiffer Wines 7 Devil’s Corner 12 Printhie Wines 11

Duxton Vineyards 29 Pyren Vineyard 6  Elderton Wines 28 Robert Oatley Vineyards 33 Ferngrove Wines 33 Schild Estate Wines 26  First Creek Wines 32 Schwarz Wine Co. 30  First Drop Wines 27 Serafino Wines 14 Fox Creek 10 Shaw + Smith 9  Frankland Estate 2 Sidewood Estate 10  G. Patritti and Co. 15 Silkman Wines 32 Gemtree Wines Biodynamic 20 Silkwood Estate 11  Glaetzer Wines 24 Single Vineyard Sellers 11  Glenlofty Estate 7 Sister’s Run 14  Greenstone Vineyards 8 Soumah 6  Harewood Estate 11 Stella Bella 3 WELCOME Haselgrove Wines 16 Tar & Roses 6 WINE BAR Heartland Wines 24 Taylors Family Wines 22   Heirloom Vineyards 14 Ten Minutes by Tractor 6  Highgate 11 The Hairy Arm Wine Company 6 BARISTA Hither & Yon 30 The Hidden Sea 31   Howard Park 1 The Other Wine Co. 9 Innocent Bystander 12 Tolpuddle Vineyard 9 Irvine Wines 30 Torbreck Vintners 27   Jeanneret 30 Tyrrell’s Wines 32 Jim Barry Wines 23 Vasse Felix 4 Josef Chromy Wines 8 Vintage Longbottom 13   Kaesler Wines 29 Voyager Estate 4 Kay Brothers 18 Wakefield 22 Langmeil Winery 25 Willunga 100 16   Limestone Coast Wines 30 Wirra Wirra 13 Lome 6 Xanadu 5       Lou Miranda Estate 26 Yering Station 5 MadFish Wines 1

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First Drop Wines 27 Gemtree Wines Biodynamic 20 NEW SOUTH WALES RUTHERGLEN G. Patritti and Co. 15 Haselgrove Wines 16 Pfeiffer Wines 7 CANBERRA DISTRICT Glaetzer Wines 24 Hither & Yon 30 SWAN HILL McWilliam’s Wines 31 Irvine Wines 30 Kay Brothers 18 Brown Brothers 12 HILLTOPS Kaesler Wines 29 Paxton Organic/Biodynamic Wines 21 Innocent Bystander 12 McWilliam’s Wines 31 Langmeil Winery 25 Robert Oatley Vineyards 33 YARRA VALLEY HUNTER VALLEY Lou Miranda Estate 26 Serafino Wines 14 Brown Brothers 12 First Creek Wines 32 Palmetto 18 Sister’s Run 14 Greenstone Vineyards 8 McWilliam’s Wines 31 Schild Estate Wines 26 The Other Wine Co. 9 Innocent Bystander 12 Mount Pleasant 31 Schwarz Wine Co. 30 Willunga 100 16 Mandala Wines 5 Silkman Wines 32 Sister’s Run 14 Wirra Wirra 13 Soumah 6 Tyrrell’s Wines 32 Torbreck Vintners 27 PADTHAWAY Yering Station 5 ORANGE CLARE VALLEY Vintage Longbottom 13 Jeanneret 30 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Highgate 11 TASMANIA Jim Barry Wines 23 Printhie Wines 11 Brown Brothers 12 DENMARK Wakefield 22 TUMBARUMBA Devil’s Corner 12 Harewood Estate 11 McWilliam’s Wines 31 COONAWARRA Josef Chromy Wines 8 FRANKLAND RIVER Jim Barry Wines 23 Limestone Coast Wines 30 Frankland Estate 2 SOUTH AUSTRALIA Penley Estate 21 Tolpuddle Vineyard 9 GREAT SOUTHERN ADELAIDE HILLS EDEN VALLEY Ferngrove Wines 33 Alpha Box & Dice 18 VICTORIA Elderton Wines 28 Frankland Estate 2 Ashton Hills 13 BENDIGO G. Patritti and Co. 15 Harewood Estate 11 Bird in Hand 9 Lome 6 Irvine Wines 30 Howard Park 1 Bleasdale Vineyards 23 Langmeil Winery 25 GRAMPIANS MadFish 1 d’Arenberg 17 LANGHORNE CREEK Mount Langi Ghiran 5 First Drop Wines 27 MARGARET RIVER Alpha Box & Dice 18 HEATHCOTE G. Patritti and Co. 15 Cape Mentelle 3 Bleasdale Vineyards 23 Brown Brothers 12 Howard Park 1 Haselgrove Wines 16 Heartland Wines 24 Greenstone Vineyards 8 McHenry Hohnen 2 Heirloom Vineyards 14 LIMESTONE COAST Tar & Roses 6 Robert Oatley Vineyards 33 Limestone Coast Wines 30 Limestone Coast Wines 30 Tyrrell’s Wines 32 Stella Bella 3 Shaw + Smith 9 KING VALLEY Vasse Felix 4 Sidewood Estate 10 MCLAREN VALE Brown Brothers 12 Voyager Estate 4 The Other Wine Co. 9 Angove Family Winemakers 19 Xanadu 5 Vintage Longbottom 13 Bibliotheque 11 MORNINGTON PENINSULA Wirra Wirra 13 d’Arenberg 17 Ten Minutes by Tractor 6 PEMBERTON Dandelion Vineyards 14 Duxton Vineyards 29 BAROSSA VALLEY PYRENEES First Drop Wines 27 Silkwood Estate 11 Dandelion Vineyards 14 Glenlofty Estate 7 Fox Creek 10 Elderton Wines 28 Pyren Vineyard 6 G. Patritti and Co. 15

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Sunday 17 March Monday 18 March

TIME THEME LOCATION PAGE TIME THEME LOCATION PAGE

10.00–13.00 THE WINE BAR – FREE POUR TASTING 9F06 26 10.00–13.00 THE WINE BAR – FREE POUR TASTING 9F06 Evolution of a variety – Fabulous Fizz from Australia 14 from Australia Celebrating 200 years of Australian Shiraz 22 11.00–11.30 MASTER CLASS 9F02 14 11.00–11.30 MASTER CLASS 9F06 24 Fabulous Fizz from Australia Off the beaten track – lesser known regions of Australia 12.00–12.15 EDUCATION 9F02 12 12.00–12.15 EDUCATION 9F02 12 Australian Wine Discovered: Explore the new Australian Wine Discovered: Explore the new education programme education programme 13.00–14.00 THE WINE BAR – TASTE & TALK 9F06 - 13.00–14.00 THE WINE BAR – TASTE & TALK 9F06 - 13.00–17.00 THE WINE BAR – FREE POUR TASTING 9F06 13.00–17.00 THE WINE BAR – FREE POUR TASTING 9F06 Off the beaten track – lesser known regions of Australia 24 Margaret River – an iconic region 16 Green Australia – organic and biodynamic wines 32 Evolution of a variety – Pinot Noir from Australia 18 14.00–15.00 MASTER CLASS Hall 10 16 14.00–14.30 MASTER CLASS 9F02 26 Margaret River – an iconic Chardonnay region Forum Evolution of a variety – Cabernet Sauvignon 14.00–14.30 MASTER CLASS 9F02 18 from Australia Evolution of a variety – Pinot Noir from Australia 15.00–15.45 MASTER CLASS 9F02 28 15.00–16.00 MASTER CLASS 9F02 20 Christina Fischer’s Top Tips McLaren Vale – Old vines and young Grenache gurus 16.00–17.00 MASTER CLASS 9F02 30 16.00–16.30 MASTER CLASS 9F02 22 Expressions of Barossa Shiraz: Through the lens of terroir Celebrating 200 years of Australian Shiraz 17.00–18.00 SOCIAL EVENT 9F06 - 17.00–18.00 SOCIAL EVENT 9F06 - Happy hour Happy hour

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Tuesday 19 March

TIME THEME LOCATION PAGE

10.00–17.00 THE WINE BAR – FREE POUR TASTING 9F06 McLaren Vale – Old vines and young Grenache gurus 20 Expressions of Barossa Shiraz: Through the lens of terroir 30

11.00–11.30 MASTER CLASS 9F02 32 Green Australia – organic and biodynamic wines

12.00–12.15 EDUCATION 9F02 12 Australian Wine Discovered: Explore the new education programme 13.00–14.00 THE WINE BAR – TASTE & TALK 9F06 - EVENTS

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12.00–12.15 daily • 9F02

EDUCATION Australian Wine Discovered: Explore the new education programme

We’re very excited to launch Australian Wine Discovered, a comprehensive new education programme that provides free information packs, tools and resources to discover and share Australian wine. • More than 20 topics including key Australian regions, varieties and current themes • 200+ downloadable resources including educator guides, editable presentations, videos, maps, tasting mats and more • A phenomenal resource for wine educators, importers, distributors and retailers Visit the Wine Australia stand at ProWein anytime to explore the programme, or at 12.00pm each day for a short presentation by Wine Australia’s Stuart Barclay. AUSTRALIAN WINE DISCOVERED EDUCATION PROGRAMME

20TOPICS+ COVERING KEY AUSTRALIAN REGIONS, VARIETIES AND CURRENT THEMES.

Discover and share Australian wine with free, comprehensive education programmes, tools and resources.

www.australianwinediscovered.com #aussiewine #prowein 13 Sunday 17 March

11.00–11.30 • 9F02

MASTER CLASS Fabulous Fizz from Australia

Aussie sparkling stars are shining brighter than ever. From cool climate, high altitude regions and exuding purity, elegance and complexity, they’re challenging the best in the world. Taste and see why.

1. Voyager Estate ‘Project Sparkling’ Margaret River 2018 13.5%

2. Josef Chromy ‘Sparkling Cuvée Brut’ Tasmania NV 12.0%

3. Swift ‘Blanc de Blancs’ Orange Chardonnay NV 11.5%

4. Sidewood ‘Chloe Cuvée’ Adelaide Hills Chardonnay Pinot Noir 2014 12.0%

5. Yarrabank ‘Cuvée’ Yarra Valley Chardonnay Pinot Noir 2012 13.0%

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14.00–15.00 • Hall 10 Forum

MASTER CLASS Margaret River – an iconic Chardonnay region

Join Madeleine Stenwreth MW to explore Australia’s most award-winning Chardonnay region: from maritime influences, ancient soils, modern history and unique Gin Gin clones, all of which contribute to the production of world-class Chardonnay.

1. Fraser Gallop Estate ‘Parterre’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2017 13.0%

2. Vasse Felix ‘Heytesbury’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2016 13.0%

3. Voyager Estate ‘Block 6’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2016 12.5%

4. Xanadu ‘Stevens Road’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2016 13.0%

5. ‘Art Series’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2010 14.0%

6. Flametree ‘SRS Wallcliffe’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2016 13.0%

7. Domaine Naturaliste ‘Floris’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2016 13.0%

8. Stella Bella ‘Suckfizzle’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2017 13.6%

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14.00–14.30 • 9F02

MASTER CLASS Evolution of a variety – Pinot Noir from Australia

Pinot Noir, first planted in Australia in the 1830s, is still a difficult grape to cultivate, but it’s now thriving in cool climate sites. Taste wines with freshness, natural acidity and a unique sense of place.

1. Bird in Hand ‘Rose’ Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir 2018 12.0%

2. Tolpuddle Vineyard Tasmania Pinot Noir 2017 13.5%

3. Ten Minutes by Tractor ‘Wallis’ Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir 2017 13.0%

4. Soumah ‘Hexham’ Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2017 13.3%

5. Ferngrove Wine Co ‘Independence’ Great Southern Pinot Noir 2018 13.0%

6. Ashton Hills ‘Reserve’ Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir 2016 14.0%

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15.00–16.00 • 9F02

MASTER CLASS McLaren Vale – Old vines and young Grenache gurus

McLaren Vale has old vines and 180 years’ winemaking experience, but is not resting on its laurels. Winemakers are now pushing the boundaries of history and tradition. From old vintages to new styles, find out why Grenache is so exciting.

1. Kay Brothers ‘Griffon’s Key’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2017 14.5%

2. Serafino ‘Reserve Old Vines’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2017 14.5%

3. Alpha Box & Dice ‘Tarot’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2018 14.9%

4. G Patritti & Co ‘Section 181’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2016 14.5%

5. Heirloom Vineyards ‘Alcala’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2017 14.5%

6. Paxton Organic/Biodynamic Wines ‘Thomas Block Single Vineyard’ McLaren Vale 14.0% Grenache 2017

7. Willunga 100 ‘The Hundred Single Vineyard Blewitt Springs’ McLaren Vale 14.5% Grenache 2015 Free pour tasting only

8. Wirra Wirra ‘The Absconder’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2017 14.5% Free pour tasting only

9. d’Arenberg ‘The Derelict Vineyard’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2016 14.5% Free pour tasting only

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16.00–16.30 • 9F02

MASTER CLASS Celebrating 200 years of Australian Shiraz

Shiraz arrived in Australia in 1817, but a lot has happened since then. Now the country’s most planted variety, join us to explore its evolution, diversity of styles and unique regional characteristics.

1. Mount Langi Ghiran ‘Talus’ Grampians Shiraz 2017 13.5%

2. Ferngrove ‘Black Label’ Great Southern Shiraz 2017 14.0%

3. McWilliam’s ‘Flagship 1877’ Canberra District Shiraz 2015 13.5%

4. Kay Brothers ‘Block 6’ McLaren Vale Shiraz 2016 14.0%

5. Elderton Wines ‘Command’ Barossa Shiraz 2015 14.7%

6. Jim Barry ‘The Armagh’ Clare Valley Shiraz 2002 15.5%

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11.00–11.30 • 9F02

MASTER CLASS Off the beaten track – lesser known regions of Australia

With 65 regions, 130+ varieties and a wide range of styles, Australia’s wine offering is rich and complex. Be bold, go rogue and discover ‘under the radar’ regions like Orange and Pyrenees.

1. Swift ‘Blanc de Blancs’ Orange Chardonnay NV 11.5%

2. Frankland Estate ‘Isolation Ridge Vineyard’ Frankland River Riesling 2017 12.5%

3. Harewood Estate ‘Reserve’ Denmark Chardonnay 2016 13.0%

4. Glenlofty Estate ‘Sawmill Vineyard’ Pyrenees Shiraz 2015 14.5%

5. Vandenberg ‘Ari’ Limestone Coast Shiraz 2018 14.5%

6. Vintage Longbottom ‘Henry’s Drive Magnus’ Padthaway McLaren Vale Shiraz 2017 15.1%

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14.00–14.30 • 9F02

MASTER CLASS Evolution of a variety – Cabernet Sauvignon from Australia

As Australia’s third most popular grape variety, Cabernet Sauvignon is planted in many regions. Experience the freshness, balance and longevity of these wines which demonstrate the versatility of this noble grape.

1. Robert Oatley ‘Finisterre’ Great Southern Frankland River Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 14.0%

2. Vasse Felix Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 14.0%

3. Penley Estate ‘Helios’ Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 14.5%

4. Wirra Wirra ‘Vintage Bell’ McLaren Vale Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 13.8%

5. Lou Miranda Estate ‘Leone’ Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 14.5%

6. Wakefield ‘The Visionary’ Clare Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 14.1%

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15.00–15.45 • 9F02

MASTER CLASS Christina Fischer’s Top Tips

Taste the wines that most inspired Christina Fischer on a recent trip to Australia. A mix of regions and cool climate styles, the line-up challenges perceptions of Australian wine.

1. Ravensworth Wines ‘Ancestral Pet Nat’ Canberra District Murrumbateman 12.0% Riesling 2018

2. Tolpuddle Tasmania Coal Valley Chardonnay 2015 12.5%

3. Vasse Felix ‘Heytesbury’ Margaret River Chardonnay 2016 13.0%

4. Yangarra Estate ‘High Sands’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2015 14.5%

5. Clonakilla Canberra District Murrumbateman Shiraz Viognier 2016 14.0%

6. Spinifex Wines ‘La Maline’ Eden Valley Barossa Valley Shiraz Viognier 2016 14.5%

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16.00–17.00 • 9F02

REGIONAL TASTING Expressions of Barossa Shiraz: Through the lens of terroir

For over ten years Barossa has been studying the impact of climate, temperature, rainfall and soil type on the characteristics of Shiraz. Explore the different ‘grounds’ and influence of terroir on the diversity of Shiraz.

1. Irvine Wines ‘The Estate’ Eden Valley Shiraz 2015 13.5%

2. Langmeil ‘Pure Eden’ Eden Valley Shiraz 2015 15.0%

3. Lou Miranda Estate ‘Old Vine’ Barossa Valley Shiraz 2015 15.2%

4. Schild Estate ‘Ben Schild Reserve’ Barossa Valley Shiraz 2015 14.5%

5. Schwarz Wine Company ‘The Schiller’ Barossa Valley Shiraz 2015 14.3%

6. Elderton ‘Command’ Barossa Shiraz 2015 14.5%

7. Torbreck ‘The Factor’ Barossa Valley Shiraz 2015 15.5%

8. Glaetzer ‘Amon Ra’ Barossa Valley Shiraz 2015 15.5%

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11.00–11.30 • 9F02

MASTER CLASS Green Australia – organic and biodynamic wines

Join our wineries to compare organic and biodynamic wines, learn about sustainable practices, and how water management and alternative varieties are combatting climate change.

1. Frankland Estate ‘Isolation Ridge Vineyard’ Frankland River Riesling 2017 12.5%

2. d’Arenberg ‘The Money Spider’ McLaren Vale Roussanne 2018 14.0%

3. Angove ‘Warboys Single Vineyard’ McLaren Vale Grenache 2017 14.0%

4. Paxton Organic/Biodynamic Wines ‘NOW (No Added Sulphur)’ McLaren Vale 14.0% Shiraz 2018

5. Gemtree Wines ‘Phantom Red Blend Nine’ McLaren Vale Mourvèdre 14.0% Cabernet Sauvignon 2018

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WINE AUSTRALIA – EMEA CURTIUS WINE CONSULTING – The Australia Centre GERMANY Strand, London Schillerstrasse 29 WC2B 4LG, UK DE–71404 Korb t +44 (0) 207 438 4665 t +49 (0)7151 302 113 [email protected] m +49 (0)170 869 1219 www.wineaustralia.com Feodora Curtius [email protected] Laura Jewell MW Regional General Manager, EMEA [email protected] Kirsty Savory UK Events Manager [email protected] Emma Baumann PR and Communications Manager [email protected] Katherine Parsons Events Assistant, EMEA [email protected] Camilla Coste Marketing Project Manager, EMEA [email protected]

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