Australia Day Tasting 2018
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Wine Australia for Australian Wine Australia Day Tasting 2018 23 January • London #ADTwine Welcome to Australia Day Tasting 2018 Welcome to our Australia Day Tasting. We are delighted to return to B1, Victoria House again, to host what has become one of the largest tastings in the UK calendar, and it keeps on growing, with more wines, exhibitors and winemakers. The landscape of Australian wine has never looked more exciting, with over 60 regions producing innovative, compelling and diverse wines. With a geographical size similar to Europe, and with equally distinct climates, soils and terroirs, it is no surprize that Australia produces a wide array of styles, flavours and grape varieties. Today we have over 1000 wines available to taste, from 41 different regions across Australia. We hope you enjoy making new discoveries as well as trying the latest vintages of old favourites. It is encouraging to see the interest in premium Australia from across the market as the UK as a total retains its number one position in terms of volume of imports from Australia. Australia continues to be the most popular country of origin in the off-trade, with 23% market share. The market growth at price points over £6.00 per bottle is reflected by the value of bottle imports overtaking that of bulk for the first time since 2012. The 2017 vintage in Australia was up by 5% on the previous year, producing 1.93M tonnes and increasing the purchase price of grapes by 7%, reflecting the increased demand from the world markets. China is now the largest destination by value, with over 30% of exports, followed by the USA with 19% and the UK with 14%. Red production increased by 12%, while whites were in slight decline driven mainly by Chardonnay. In addition to the many wines available at the exhibitor tasting, we have our focus table tasting on classic and iconic Australian wines to remind you of some of the heroes of the regions. We also have two focus rooms, showcasing the 50 best wine as chosen by independent wine merchants as well as 60 of the gold medal and trophy winners from the IWC, IWSC and DWWA competitions last year. We are also delighted to welcome the Australian Wine Research Institute who will be presenting a master class on the rotundone compound found in Shiraz, alongside master classes from the Margaret River and McLaren Vale regions. Please share your discoveries with us and your fellow tasters. Join the online conversation with the hashtag #ADTwine. We’ll be tweeting from @Wine_Australia and on Instagram from @wineaustralia. The Wine Australia team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have, and we are joined today by our CEO, Andreas Clark and General Manager, Stuart Barclay. We hope you enjoy the event. Wine Australia UK/Europe team. Free Wifi Username: ADT 2018 Password: ADTwine2018 www.wineaustralia.com • • #ADTwine 3 Index Index Table Exhibitor Winery Page Table Exhibitor Winery Page 1–3 Seckford Agencies Bird in Hand 21–25 11 Armit Wines Dowie Doole 37–38 Bremerton Tahbilk Coriole 12 Amathus Drinks Plc Maverick 39–40 Mollydooker Penley Estate Murphy Vineyards Woodstock Noon 13 Wirra Wirra & Ashton Hills Ashton Hills 41–42 Pike & Joyce Wirra Wirra Pikes 14–15 Hallgarten Druitt & Novum Wines clos Clare 43–46 River Retreat Eden Road Rolf Binder Wines Fox Gordon Thorn Clarke Lake Breeze Trentham Estate Larry Cherubino 4–5 Boutinot Wines Alpha Box & Dice 26–28 Ocean Eight Boutinot Wines Paringa Estate Dalwhinnie Ravenswood Keith Tulloch Teusener Magpie Estate 16 Berton Vineyards Berton Vineyards 47–48 Onannon 17–19 Berkmann Wine Cellars Allegory 49–52 Yangarra Estate Between Five Bells 6–7 Australian Vintage McGuigan Wines 29–31 Chapel Hill Nepenthe Deakin Estate Tempus Two Harvest 8–9 Fine Wine Partners Croser 32–34 Katnook Estate Grant Burge La La Land Hardys Langmeil Houghton Lethbridge House of Arras Unico Zelo Petaluma 19–21 Mentzendorff & Co. Domaine Tournon 53–57 St Hallett Kilikanoon 10 Alliance Wine Garagiste 35–36 Tapanappa Thistledown Turkey Flat Wild & Wilder 4 #ADTwine www.wineaustralia.com • • #ADTwine 5 Index Index Table Exhibitor Winery Page Table Exhibitor Winery Page 22–23 Enotria & Coe Chalmers 58–60 36 Broadland Wineries Dorrien Estate 86–87 Fowles 37 Tilley’s Wines Bondar 88–89 Glaetzer Claymore Heartland Claymore Henschke Down the Rabbit Hole Kooyong Five Geese McWilliams Fox Creek Mt. Pleasant Hugh Hamilton Skillogalee Maxwell Stargazer Rusty Mutt 24 Howard Park and MadFish Wines Howard Park Wines 61–62 Samuel’s Gorge MadFish 38 Carson Wines Angas & Bremer 90–91 25 d’Arenberg d’Arenberg 63 Deep Woods Estate 25 Domaine Naturaliste Domaine Naturaliste 64 Hentley Farm 26 Casella Family Brands [yellow tail] 65–67 Punt Road Brand’s Laira 39 Treasury Wine Estates 19 Crimes 92–93 Casella Penfolds 27 First Drop Wines First Drop 68–69 Wolf Blass 28–29 Fells Brown Brothers 70–72 Wynns Coonawarra Estate Torbreck 40 Frederic Robinson Limited Ashbrook 94–95 Tyrrell’s Wines Jackman’s Landing 29–30 North South Wines De Bortoli 73–75 West Cape Howe Paxton Vineyards 41 Wine Insights Beelgara 96–97 31 Hatch Mansfield Hancock & Hancock 76–77 Cumulus Helmsman The Habitat Robert Oatley Vineyards 42–44 Awin Barratt Siegel Wine Agencies Brookford 98–101 32 McPherson Wine Co. McPherson 78–79 Campbells Wines 33 Wakefield • Taylors Family Wines Wakefield 80–81 Cranswick 34 Pernod Ricard Jacob’s Creek 82–83 Devil’s Corner 35 Kingsland Drinks Andrew Peace 84–85 Franklin Tate Estates Ferngrove Wines Limestone Coast Wine 6 #ADTwine www.wineaustralia.com • • #ADTwine 7 Index Index Table Exhibitor Winery Page Table Exhibitor Winery Page 42–44 Awin Barratt Siegel Wine Agencies Philip Shaw 49–51 Bibendum • Walker & Wodehouse Vinemind Pirie Xanadu Stanton & Killeen Yering Station Tamar Ridge 52 Tim Adams Wines Tim Adams Wines 115 The Hedonist 53 Bancroft Wines Ten Minutes By Tractor 116–117 45–46 Australia’s Best Kept Secrets Angelicus 102–104 54–58 Negociants UK Brokenwood 118–123 Casa Freschi Chaffey Bros Wine Co. Gundog Estate Dalrymple Hahndorf Hill Earthworks Journey Wines Hill–Smith Estate Landaire Jansz Tasmania Lobethal Road Jim Barry Wines Payten & Jones Oxford Landing Estates Raidis Estate Pewsey Vale Vineyard Redman Redbank Sons of Eden Rockford Talisman Rogers & Rufus The Antiquarian Running With Bulls The Story Vasse Felix 47 Matthew Clark Chalk Hill 105–106 Victoria Park JJ Hahn Yalumba Oakridge 59 Clark Foyster Mac Forbes 124–125 Shingleback 60 Domaine Direct Leeuwin Estate 126 48 Qualia Wines Barramundi 107 61 Fields, Morris & Verdin Circe Wines 127–128 Spee’Wah Crittenden Estate 49–51 Bibendum • Walker & Wodehouse Battle of Bosworth 108–114 Elderton Wines Chateau Tanunda Frankland Estate Josef Chromy Halls Gap Estate Mount Langi Ghiran Hewitson Some Young Punks Michael Hall Wines Swinney Vineyards 62 Dal Zotto Wines Dal Zotto Wines 129 Tim Adams 63 Oliver’s Taranga Oliver’s Taranga 130 8 #ADTwine www.wineaustralia.com • • #ADTwine 9 Index Index Table Exhibitor Winery Page Table Exhibitor Winery Page 63 Pizzini Pizzini 131 72 Salena Estate Wines Salena Estate 144–145 64 The Knotted Vine Aphelion 132–133 73 Merite Merite 146 David Franz 73 Pfeiffer Wines Pfeiffer Wines 147 Flor Marche 74 Periscope Credaro 148–149 Koerner Driftwood La Violetta Forest Hill Ministry of Clouds Ironcloud 65–70 Liberty Wines 16 Stops 134–141 Nannup Estate Balnaves Rockcliffe Chambers Rosewood Thompson Estate Charles Melton Willoughby Park Clonakilla 75 Dickinson Estate Wines Dickinson Estate 150 Cullen 75 Route du Van Route du Van 151 Dandelion Vineyards 76 Thompson Estate Wines Thompson Estate Wines 152 Grosset 76 Woodlands Wines Woodlands Wines 153 Heirloom Vineyards 77 Elmswood Estate Elmswood Estate 154 Innocent Bystander 77 Stuart Wines Company Birds of Paradise 155 John Duval Cahillton L.A.S. Vino Whitebox Mitolo 78 Monkey Business Eccentric Wines 156 Mount Horrocks Leabrook Estate Peter Lehmann Plantagenet S.C.Pannell Shaw + Smith The Other Wine Co. Three Lions Tolpuddle Vineyard Willunga 100 71 Chris Ringland Chris Ringland 142 CR Wines 71 Voyager Estate Voyager Estate 143 10 #ADTwine www.wineaustralia.com • • #ADTwine 11 Master classes We are pleased to present three master classes today at the Australia Day Tasting 1pm • Australian Shiraz: Pepper and Provenance to add an extra element to your day. Presented by Con Simos • Australian Wine Research Institute Group Manager All of the master classes will be held in the Ballroom, accessed via Exhibitor Room 2. Please arrive promptly 10 minutes before the start to ensure your place. Did you know that the pepper flavour commonly found in Shiraz is attributed to one key compound? In 2007, the Australian Wine Research Institute identified The master classes are ticketed events with a guestlist. Any remaining places will ‘Rotundone’ as the cause of the famous black (or white) pepper character often be allocated on a first-come, first served basis. So if you are not on the guestlist associated with this variety. but would like to attend a session, please come along to the Ballroom prior to the master class and we will fit you in if we can. Con Simos, Group Manager at the AWRI, will lead this presentation into rotundone and will discuss what causes it and how viticulturists can influence its presence in wine. He will also provide some fascinating insights from the latest research into how this character plays an important role in the regional differences of Australian Shiraz, illustrated through tasting wines from a number of different regions with varying rotundone levels. 11am • Margaret River Chardonnay 3pm • McLaren Vale Shiraz Presented by Sarah Ahmed • The Wine Detective Presented by Jennifer Lynch • McLaren Vale Grape Wine & Tourism Association General Manager Margaret River has just celebrated 50 years since the first commercial vineyard was planted in 1967 and wines coming from the region have never been more The pristine coastline of the Gulf of St Vincent and the rolling hillsides of the exciting.