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14102020 Claret & Co SUMMER 2020 - 2021 WHOLESALE AUSTRALIA & NZ ITALY ALLAN SCOTT FAMILY WINEMAKERS 4 ADAMI 38 ALEJANDRO 5 BALADIN BEER 39 AYLESBURY ESTATE 6 BALADIN ORGANIC SOFTDRINK 40 BEN POTTS WINES 7 BARONE SERGIO 41 BETHANY WINES 8 BRAIDA 41 BILLY BUTTON WINES 9 CANTINA VALLE ISARCO 42 CLOAK & DAGGER (NEW) 10 CANTINA VINCENZO IPPOLITO 1845 43 CORIOLE WINERY 11 FURLAN (NEW) 44 FRANCA’S VINEYARD 12 HOFSTÄTTER (NEW) 44 GIPSIE JACK 13 LA PETROGNOLA 45 GRAFFICO (NEW) 14 MASSERIA BORGO DEI TRULLI (NEW) 45 HEDONIST WINES 15 NARDELLO 46 HOWARD VINEYARD 16 PICOLLO ERNESTO 46 JC’S OWN 17 POGGIO dei PRINCIPI 47 JILYARA 18 POGGIOTONDO 47 LANGE ESTATE 19 PRODUTTORI DEL BARBARESCO 48 PACHAMAMA (NEW) 20 RALLO 49 PIRATHON 21 RENATO RATTI 49 PLAN B! WINES 22 TEDESCHI 50 SHY SUSAN 23 VAGNONI 50 SKILLOGALEE 24 VINICOLA PALAMA (KALA) 51 SON OF A BULL 25 ZACCAGNINI 51 THISTLEDOWN WINE COMPANY 26 THOMPSON ESTATE 27 PORTUGAL WILD & WILDER 28 ROZÈS 53 ZEMA ESTATE 29 TERRAS DO GRIFO (NEW) 53 FRANCE SPIRITS & LIQUEURS POMMERY 31 BEPI TOSOLINI (NEW) 55 HEIDSIECK & CO. MONOPOLE 32 ROSSA SICILY 55 LOUIS POMMERY ENGLAND 33 SILVIO CARTA 56 CHARLES LAFITTE 34 TUNUTA FANTI (NEW) 61 CHÂTEAU LA GORDONNE 35 DOMAINE DE JARRAS (NEW) 36 ORDERS & DELIVERY 62 DISTRIBUTION 63 INDEX 64 CONTACT 75 2 SUMMER 2020 - 2021 AUSTRALIA & NZ 3 ALLAN SCOTT FAMILY WINEMAKERS MARLBOROUGH, NEW ZEALAND Allan Scott Family Winemakers is a Kiwi family-operated business who are passionate about producing and ensuring your wine experience is memorable, whatever your taste. The winery was established when Allan and Cathy Scott purchased the land next to Cloudy Bay and concurrent to becoming the immediate neighbor of New Zealand’s most well-known winery they began their own, equally auspicious journey in wine. The Scott name is on the bottle, so the family stands behind everything it makes. Family roots run deep. Nobody has more experience growing grapes in Marlborough than Allan Scott. He planted some of the region’s most famous vineyards, including the very first, and has worked here every vintage since. Winemakers - Josh Scott, Bruce Abbott, Lorenzo Zendri Vegan Friendly (V) UPC 2018 Estate Sauvignon Blanc (V) 6 4 SUMMER 2020 - 2021 ALEJANDRO RIVERLAND, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Riverland Winery of the Year - Melbourne International Wine Competition 2019 Russell & Suitor produce award-winning alternative varietal wines in South Australia’s Riverland region. Alejandro are premium alternative varietal wines, including many lesser known varieties of Italian, Spanish and Iberian origin. Alejandro (Ali-hand-ro) is a Spanish name, derived from ancient Greek, meaning ‘the man who repels enemies’. While the pronunciation of the name is a challenge, varieties within this range defi es all conventions. Winemaker – Alex Russell Vegan Friendly (V) UPC 2020 Alejandro Prosecco 12 2020 Alejandro Fiano 12 2018 Alejandro Vermentino 12 2018 Alejandro Graciano (V) 12 2018 Alejandro Saperavi (V) 12 2018 Alejandro Durif (V) 6 2018 Alejandro Carmenere (V) 12 5 AYLESBURY ESTATE FERGUSON VALLEY, WESTERN AUSTRALIA Ryan and Narelle Gibbs (and family) are the sixth generation of the pioneering Gibbs family in the Ferguson Valley. When the family fi rst arrived in 1883, they named the farm Aylesbury, after the town in England whence they came. For generations the family ran cattle on the 200ha property, but in 1998 it was decided to plant 4.2ha of Cabernet Sauvignon as a diversifi cation of the business. 2.5ha of Merlot followed in ‘01, and 1.6ha of Sauvignon Blanc in ‘04. In ‘08 Ryan and Narelle took over ownership and management of the business from his father, selling the grapes until ‘15, when the fi rst Aylesbury Estate wines were made. UPC 2018 Waterfall Gully Sauvignon Blanc 12 2015 Waterfall Gully Cabernet Merlot 12 2018 Waterfall Gully Cabernet Sauvignon 6 2018 Waterfall Gully Merlot 12 2019 Q05 Arneis 6 2020 Q05 Gamay 6 2019 Q05 Tempranillo DEC 2020 6 2018 The Pater Chardonnay 6 2018 The Pater Cabernet Sauvignon 6 6 SUMMER 2020 - 2021 BEN POTTS WINES LANGHORNE CREEK, SOUTH AUSTRALIA In 1836 Frank Potts (Ben’s Great Great Great Grandfather) arrived in Australia, purchased their Langhorne Creek property in 1850, and together with his new wife, cleared the land of its huge red gum trees and started farming. Shiraz was planted a few years later. Each consecutive generation of Ben’s family has understood that the best wines are made in the vineyard. It is the knowledge and passion that his forefathers have had for the land and their vineyard that has become a core ingredient for Ben Potts Wines. Ben Potts Wines produces a premium Shiraz along with a Cabernet Sauvignon. Winemaker - Ben Potts Minimal Intervention Vegan Friendly (V) UPC 2016 Fiddle’s Block Shiraz (V) 6 2018 Lenny’s Block Cabernet Sauvignon (V) 6 7 BETHANY WINES BAROSSA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Rated ***** by James Halliday The Schrapel family has been growing grapes in the Barossa Valley for 140 years. In their winery nestled high on a hillside on the site of an old bluestone quarry, Bethany produces a range of consistently well-made and attractively packaged wines from their the Barossa and Eden Valley vineyards. Winemaker - Alex MacClelland Minimal Intervention Vegan Friendly (V) UPC 2019 First Village Eden Valley Riesling 12 2018 First Village Chardonnay (V) 12 2018 First Village Cabernet Merlot (V) 12 2018 First Village GSM (V) 12 2018 First Village Grenache (V) 12 2017 First Village Shiraz Cabernet (V) 12 2018 First Village Shiraz (V) 12 2018 Blue Quarry Chardonnay (V) 6 2016 Chapters GR15 Reserve Barossa 6 Shiraz (V) 8 SUMMER 2020 - 2021 BILLY BUTTON WINES ALPINE VALLEYS, VICTORIA Rated ***** by James Halliday Billy Button is the creation of highly awarded winemaker, Jo Marsh. Named after the native alpine daisy that colour the high plains over summer, it is a celebration of the majestic Alpine Valleys wine region. Billy Button makes excellent wines from a diverse selection of varieties grown in the Alpine Valleys, many lesser known varieties of Italian and Croatian origin. Winemaker - Jo Marsh Minimal Intervention Vegan Friendly (V) UPC NV Wildf ower Series Prosecco (V) 12 2019 Wildf ower Series Bianco (V) 12 2019 Wildf ower Series Rosso (V) 12 2020 Wildf ower Series Rosato (V) 12 2018 Billy Button Vermentino (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Chardonnay (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Friulano (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Malvasia (V) 12 2018 Billy Button Gruner Veltliner (V) 12 2018 Billy Button Arneis (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Verduzzo (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Tempranillo (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Barbera (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Nebbiolo (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Saperavi (V) 12 2017 Billy Button Durif (V) 12 9 CLOAK & DAGGER (NEW) ALPINE VALLEY, VICTORIA Rated ***** by James Halliday We never like to take wine too seriously and this goes especially for our Cloak & Dagger wines. These wines are just delicious and made to be enjoyed with great food and lots of laughs with mates. With a bubbly Prosecco, an aromatic Pinot Grigio and, juicy and juibey Sangiovese. Cloak & Dagger named itself. Our first release of The Dagger Pinot Grigio had a steely, razor sharp acidity whilst The Cloak Sangiovese enveloped you with its plush, velvety tannins and mouthfeel. The labels were designed to continue taking you a journey of the wine all before you had even opened the bottle. Winemakers – Callie Jamieson and Nina Stocker Small Batch, Minimal Intervention Vegan Friendly (V) UPC 2019 Cloak & Dagger Prosecco (V) 12 2019 The Cloak Pinot Grigio (V) 12 2019 The Dagger Sangiovese (V) 12 10 SUMMER 2020 - 2021 CORIOLE WINERY MCLAREN VALE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Rated ***** by James Halliday Coriole Vineyards is situated in the undulating hills of the McLaren Vale wine region in South Australia, just within sight of the sea. Coriole was founded by Hugh and Molly Lloyd in the 1960s, and is still owned and managed by the Lloyd family today. Coriole has been a pioneer of Italian varieties since 1985, with the oldest sangiovese and fiano vineyards in Australia. Winemaker Duncan Lloyd grew up amongst the vineyards, but worked in winemaking around the world before returning to Coriole in 2017. Winemaker - Duncan Lloyd Vegan Friendly (V) UPC 2019 Prosecco (V) 6 2019 Chenin Blanc (V) 6 2019 Fiano (V) 6 2020 Piquepoul (V) 12 2015 Redstone Shiraz (V) 6 2018 Sparta Shiraz (V) 12 2018 Dancing Fig GSM (V) 12 2020 Montimaro (V) DEC 2020 12 2020 Montepulciano (V) NEW 6 2018 Nero D’Avola (V) 6 2019 Sangiovese (V) 6 2018 Barbera (V) 6 2018 Estate Shiraz (V) 6 2018 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (V) 6 2016 Mary Kathleen Reserve Cabernet Merlot (V) 6 2014 Vita Sangiovese (V) MUSEUM 6 2016 Lloyd Reserve Shiraz (V) MUSEUM 6 2013 Mary Kathleen Reserve Cabernet Merlot (V) MUSEUM 6 2015 Lloyd Reserve Shiraz (V) MUSEUM 6 2015 Barbera (V) MUSEUM 6 11 FRANCA’S VINEYARD RIVERLAND, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Franca’s Vineyard produces classic, approachable wines for the discerning crowd. Our aim is to create products with integrity and a welcoming nature. Born of necessity, Franca’s has blossomed into a true venture unto its own with outstanding wines made with the familiar intensity and confi dence that has made our winemakers some of the most accoladed in their fi eld. Winemaker - Alex Russell Vegan Friendly (V) UPC 2020 Franca’s Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc (V) 12 2020 Franca’s Vineyard Chardonnay (V) 12 2020 Franca’s Vineyard Grenache (V) 12 2019 Franca’s Vineyard Shiraz (V) 12 2020 Franca’s Vineyard Tempranillo (V) 12 2019 Franca’s Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon (V) 12 12 SUMMER 2020 - 2021 GIPSIE JACK LANGHORNE CREEK, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Times got a lot tougher in the grape industry in the early to mid 2000’s.
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