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Trade Price List Summer 2013 Trade Price List Summer 2013 Wine Direct Limited Unit 11, 25/F, CEO Tower, 77 Wing Hong Street, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon T: +852 323 2129 F: +852 3747 2626 Index ‧Australia – South Australia P. 3 – Victoria P. 8 – Western Australia P. 9 ‧Bulgaria – Pazardjik P. 10 ‧Chile – Colchagua P. 11 – Loncomilla P. 12 – Puente Alto P. 13 ‧France – Alsace P. 14 – Bordeaux P. 15 – Burgundy P. 20 – Champagne P. 22 – Languedoc P. 24 – Loire P. 26 – Rhone P. 27 ‧Italy – Piedmonte P. 29 – Tuscany P. 30 – Umbria P. 31 – Veneto P. 32 ‧New Zealand – Auckland P. 33 – Central Otago P. 34 – Gisborne P. 35 – Marlborough P. 36 – Martinborough P. 38 – Wairarapa P. 40 Unit11, 25/F, CEO Tower, 77 Wing Hong Street, Cheung Sha Wan Tel: +852 2323 2129 Fax: +852 3747 2626 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.winedirect.com.hk 1 Index ‧South Africa – Constantia P. 41 – Stellenbosch P. 42 ‧Spain – Duero P. 44 – Priorat P. 46 – Toro P. 47 ‧USA – California P. 48 ‧Spirits – Cognac P. 49 – Whisky P. 50 ‧Customer Information P. 51 Unit11, 25/F, CEO Tower, 77 Wing Hong Street, Cheung Sha Wan Tel: +852 2323 2129 Fax: +852 3747 2626 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.winedirect.com.hk 2 Australia - South Australia Bird in Hand Established in 1997, Bird in Hand's family-owned winery in the Adelaide Hills sits four hundred metres above sea level with north-facing vineyards and deep, well- drained red earth. The cool climate and location are perfectly balanced to create the elegant flavours present in Bird in Hand wines which have reached international acclaim and are sold in over 42 countries around the world. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAW0001 Bird in Hand Chardonnay 2010 750ml $155 JH93 00001 Bird in Hand Clare Valley Riesling 2010 750ml $137 JH93 Two in the Bush Mt Lofty Ranges 00002 2011 750ml $112 JH89 Merlot Cabernet Two in the Bush Mt Lofty Ranges 00003 2010 750ml $112 JH91 Shiraz Two in the Bush Mt Lofty Ranges 00004 2011 750ml $112 Shiraz d'Arenberg Since 1912, d'Arenberg has produced wines from their winery located in McLaren Vale, South Australia. The vineyards and bushland that surround the d'Arenberg winery are home to the native Australian bird, the Kookaburra, famous for its distinctive laughing call. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0003 The Dead Arm Shiraz 2006 750ml $418 WA95 WDAR0005 The High Trellis Cabernet Sauvignon2010 750ml $98 JH93 WDAR0006 The Laughing Magpie Shiraz Viognier2008 750ml $248 JH94 Dowie Doole The Tintookie and Norjan Vineyard has a Mediterranean type climate and ensures the grapes to enjoy a long, cooler and even ripening period producing wines of maximum flavor and generosity, bringing an old world style to the new world soil. Currently guided by winemaker Christopher Thomas, the Dowie Doole wine business was formed in late 1995 by three partners, Norm Doole, Drew Dowie and Leigh Gilligan and continues to make the most of the excellent soil of McLaren Vale, famous for growing grapes suitable for vinification. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0007 Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 750ml $168 JH93 WDAR0008 Hunt Shiraz 2012 750ml $88 WDAR0009 Merlot 2010 750ml $168 JH88 Unit11, 25/F, CEO Tower, 77 Wing Hong Street, Cheung Sha Wan Tel: +852 2323 2129 Fax: +852 3747 2626 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.winedirect.com.hk 3 Australia - South Australia Gilligan Gilligan is a small, family owned vineyard and winery with a passion for sustainable viticultural practices and traditional winemaking techniques. Estate grown fruit, open fermentation, basket pressing and oak maturation produces a superb blend of Shiraz, Grenache and Mourvedre which has earned high praise since the first release in 2002, from wine critics and consumers throughout the world. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0032 Shiraz Mourvedre Grenache 2011 750ml $128 JH94 Geoff Merrill Wines Crafting wines under his own label since 1980, Geoff Merrill's winemaking philosophy has been and always will be, to make wine that allows regional, varietal and vintage expression without excessive winemaker intervention. The McLaren Vale, in coastal South Australia, has unique characteristics – thin soils, limited water, and warm summers that harness the grape’s natural vigor and Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0033 Pimpala Road Shiraz 2010 750ml $103 WDAR0034 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 750ml $241 AWC92 00005 Reserve Chardonnay 2006 750ml $154 00006 Reserve Shiraz 2006 750ml $263 Irvine Never in 1959 did James Irvine ever think he would one day own his own property in the ranges above the Eden Valley of South Australia. Fifty years later Jim and Marjorie own and operate their own vineyard at Springhill in the ranges high above the village of Eden Valley. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0018 Irvine Springhill Merlot 2009 750ml $140 Kilikanoon Kilikanoon Wines,a boutique winery with an international reputation, located in the heart of South Australia’s stunning Clare Valley. Since 1997 and his first Clare Valley vintage, founder and winemaker Kevin Mitchell has produced wines of individuality with strong regional and varietal definition. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0031 Killermans Run Cabernet Sauvignon2010 750ml $188 ST89 Unit11, 25/F, CEO Tower, 77 Wing Hong Street, Cheung Sha Wan Tel: +852 2323 2129 Fax: +852 3747 2626 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.winedirect.com.hk 4 Australia - South Australia Kingston Estate Kingston Estate is a family-owned premium wine company that is now one of Australia ’ s leading independent family-owned winemakers, and a Top 10 Australian wine producer overall. Kingston’s success is based on producing rich, intensely-flavored wines from premium South Australian fruit. In an increasingly corporate wine industry in Australia, Kingston is consistently and reliably able to deliver wines of unmatched integrity and value. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0030 Shiraz 2010 750ml $115 Massena The young team of Jaysen Collins and Dan Standish sources the best grapes they can find in the famous Greenock area in Barossa Valley. While they built the Massena brand, they both were working full-time in other wineries. Dan has been in charge of winemaking at Torbreck and Jayson was employed as the manager at Turkey Flat. As of March 2007, they have obtained their own facility in time for harvest 2007 and will be devoting full-time to Massena. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0029 Epsilon Shiraz 2010 750ml $157 Maxwell Wines Maxwell Wines, with its 40 acre vineyard of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Grenache and Verdelho, is north of the township of McLaren Vale, just a fifty minute drive south from Adelaide. In 1997 Maxwell Wines relocated from their original winery, established in 1979, to a new site designed to take advantage of the gravitational flow of the grapes, contributing to the quality of the Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0027 Ellen Street Shiraz 2009 750ml $230 JH92 WDAR0019 Four Roads Grenache 2011 750ml $178 00007 Lime Cave Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 750ml $272 00008 Lime Cave Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 750ml $272 00009 Little Demon Cabernet Merlot 2010 750ml $124 00010 Little Demon Cabernet Merlot 2011 750ml $124 00011 Little Demon Shiraz Grenache 2011 750ml $124 Morambro Creek The Bryson family has been involved in agriculture for 5 generations and 150 years in South Australia. They are committed to producing exceptional handcrafted wine from fruit grown in their low yielding Jip Jip Rocks and Morambro Creek vineyards at Padthaway for people who value quality, style and efforts of family business. Morambro Creek and Jip Jip Rocks wines are synonymous with premium wines from South Australia's Padthaway wine region and have been awarded over 60 medals in the International and the Australian wine show circuit recently. Unit11, 25/F, CEO Tower, 77 Wing Hong Street, Cheung Sha Wan Tel: +852 2323 2129 Fax: +852 3747 2626 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.winedirect.com.hk 5 Australia - South Australia Morambro Creek Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0035 Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 750ml $208 RP90 WDAR0036 Shiraz 2008 750ml $208 WS92 Mt. Monster Surrounded by myth, mystery and mineral rich soils that are fertile and free draining: the perfect land for making wine and musing about our local monsters; the Bunyips! Winemaker Ben Riggs who has had 21 years of wine making experience, with 14 years being at Wirra Wirra where he made such great wines as RSW Shiraz and Angelus, which are without doubt Australian benchmark wines. Ben has also presided over 8 international vintages in countries such as USA (Napa Valley), France (Bordeaux and Southern France), Greece and Italy. His extensive Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0012LA Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 750ml $128 Penfolds In 1844 Dr Penfold and his wife Mary purchased the Mackgill estate, “comprising 500 acres of the choicest land. ” By all accounts it was Mary Penfold who was responsible for the management and early winemaking responsibilities of the fledgling wine estate. Initially the wines - made from grenache – were prescribed as tonic wines for anaemic patients and the famous Penfolds slogan ‘ 1844 to evermore’ harks back to its origins as a prescribed tonic. Code Product Vintage Size Price Rating WDAR0024 Bin 28 2009 750ml $248 WS91 WDAR0025 Bin 128 2010 750ml $248 JH94 WDAR0022 Bin 389 2009 750ml $488 WS91 WDAR0023 Bin 407 2009 750ml $488 ST91 WDAR0020 Grange Shiraz 2008 750ml $4,100 WA100 Peter Lehmann Peter Lehmann’s personal bravery, loyalty and commitment to the Barossa forged the foundations of the winery that bears his name, built in 1979 to protect the livelihood of his mates, the independent Barossa grape growers, and their treasured vineyards.
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