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Beverage List – Thanks to All of Our Wonderful Supporters! Wine Industry Suppliers Australia Inc PO Box 1117 ADELAIDE SA 5000 W www.wisa.org.au Beverage List – Thanks to all of our wonderful supporters! Beer Rehn Bier NV 1837 Pale Ale Sparkling Wine Nepenthe NV Altitude Prestige Cuvee Chardonnay Pinot Noir White Wines Ben Murray Wines 2011 Cellar Reserve Eden Valley Riesling* Chalk Hill Wines 2018 McLaren Vale Fiano Cragg Cru Wines 2017 Single Vineyard Langhorne Creek Fiano Haselgrove Wines 2018 'Alternative' Fiano Hemera Estate 2017 Single Vineyard Riesling John Duval Wines 2017 Plexus Marsanne Roussane Viognier Kalleske Wines 2018 Lorraine Semscato Langmeil Winery 2017 Three Gardens Viognier Marsanne Roussanne Mitolo 2018 Jester Vermentino Murray Street Vineyards 2018 Murray Street Semillon* Patritti 2017 Merchant Pinot Grigio Paxton Wines 2018 Pinot Gris Rusty Mutt Wines 2017 Catnip Viognier Seppeltsfield Wines 2017 Eden Valley Riesling Shottesbrooke Vineyards 2017 Estate Series Sauvignon Blanc Taste Eden Valley 2015 Garden & Field Vermentino The Pawn Wine Co 2017 'The Austrian Attack' Gruner Veltliner Thorn-Clarke Wines 2017 Sandpiper Riesling Turkey Flat Vineyards 2017 Barossa Valley White Z Wine 2018 SAUL Eden Valley Riesling Rosé Chateau Yaldara 2017 Rose Dabblebrook Wines 2017 Long Lunch Rose Red Wine Ben Murray Wines 2016 Barossa Valley Grenache* Chalk Hill Wines 2017 McLaren Vale Grenache Tempranillo Chateau Yaldara 2016 Foundations Shiraz Chateau Yaldara 2016 Foundations Grenache Cragg Cru Wines 2017 Single Vineyard McLaren Vale Grenache Cragg Cru Wines 2017 McLaren Vale Shiraz Grenache Touriga Dabblebrook Wines 2017 Grenache Dabblebrook Wines 2016 Single Vineyard Shiraz Haselgrove Wines 2016 'Catkin' Shiraz Haselgrove Wines 2016 'Switch' GSM Heartland Wines 2015 Heartland Directors' Cut Shiraz Heartland Wines 2015 Heartland Directors' Cut Cabernet Sauvignon Continued over page… Wine Industry Suppliers Australia Inc PO Box 1117 ADELAIDE SA 5000 W www.wisa.org.au Beverage List – Thanks to all of our wonderful supporters! Red Wine (continued…) Heartland Wines 2014 Heartland Sposa e Sposa Hemera Estate 2017 Single Vineyard Old Vine Grenache Hemera Estate 2017 Single Vineyard Tempranillo John Duval Wines 2016 Plexus Shiraz Grenache Mourvedre John Duval Wines 2016 Entity Shiraz Kalleske Wines 2018 Zeitgeist Shiraz Langmeil Winery 2017 Three Gardens Grenache Shiraz Mataro Mitolo 2016 Jester Cabernet Sauvignon Murray Street Vineyards 2017 MSV 'The Barossa' GSM* Murray Street Vineyards 2016 MSV 'Greenock Estate' Shiraz* Nietschke Wines 2017 Jack Shiraz Patrick of Coonawarra 2008 Homeblock Cabernet Sauvignon (Museum Release)* Patritti 2015 Merchant GSM Patritti 2016 Merchant Shiraz* Paxton Wines 2017 Quandong Farm Shiraz Paxton Wines 2017 Thomas Block Grenache Rusty Mutt Wines 2016 Rocky Ox GSM Rusty Mutt Wines 2014 Original Shiraz Seppeltsfield Wines 2017 Barossa Grenache Seppeltsfield Wines 2016 Barossa Shiraz Shottesbrooke Vineyards 2013 Single Vineyard Series 'Jenkin's Vineyard' Shiraz Shottesbrooke Vineyards 2012 Single Vineyard Series Cabernet Sauvignon Taste Eden Valley 2013 Heathvale 'The Belief' Sagrantino Taste Eden Valley 2013 Eden Hall 'Block 3' Cabernet Sauvignon Taste Eden Valley 2011 Forbes & Forbes 'Fraternal Blend' Merlot Cabernet Franc Taste Eden Valley 2015 Heathvale 'Angry Rabbit' Cabernet Shiraz Sagrantino Taste Eden Valley 2016 Riley’s of Eden Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Taste Eden Valley 2015 Heathvale 'Encounter' Eden Valley Cabernet Sauvignon The Pawn Wine Co 2016 El Desperado Sangiovese Tempranillo Shiraz The Pawn Wine Co 2016 En Passant Tempranillo Montepulciano Thorn-Clarke Wines 2017 Sandpiper Shiraz Thorn-Clarke Wines 2017 Sandpiper Cabernet Turkey Flat Vineyards 2017 Butchers Block Red* Turkey Flat Vineyards 2017 Butchers Block Shiraz* Z Wine 2016 ROMAN Barossa Valley GSM Z Wine 2017 AUGUST Old Vine Barossa Grenache Fortified / Dessert Penfolds NV Father Grand Tawny Patrick of Coonawarra 2010 Jessie' Botrytis Riesling * Tasting Note TBA - New Release Wine List Subject to Change without notice .
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