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2018 Margaret River Wine Show Results Langton’S 2018 Margaret River Wine Show 29 October - 1 November 2018 Ramada Resort Dunsborough Results Book 29 October - 1 November 2018 Ramada Resort Dunsborough Message from the Chair Welcome to the Langton’s 2018 Margaret River Wine Show. Congratulations to the many medal and trophy winners for this year! I would like to welcome back our long term friends Langton’s for the fourth time as our naming rights partner and we thank them for their commitment to the Show. Many thanks also go to all our other commercial partners for their support; without which the Wine Show would not be possible. In 2018 we have seen the 17th Margaret River Wine Show take place and the third Halliday Australian Cabernet Challenge judged in conjunction with the show. The Wine Show saw 723 wines from 112 exhibitors judged and the Cabernet Challenge received 401 entries from 182 exhibitors in 26 regions. We thank our outgoing Chair of Judges, Corrina Wright and are very grateful for the time she has spent giving so much to the Show over the past three years. Thanks also to her team of judges including International Judge Eddie McDougall who travelled from Hong Kong to be with us. A warm thanks to all the Stewards and Wine Show Committee for giving their time so generously and our busy Association staff for working tirelessly to make this Show the success that it is. The Board, Wine Show Committee and I thank you for your continued support and participation at this year’s Langton’s Margaret River Wine Show and best wishes for a great Margaret River vintage in 2019. Barry House Chair: Margaret River Wine Association We bottle your wine, on site with passion and expertise. The local people. 0417 909 129 I [email protected] I vinline.com.au Langton’s 2018 Margaret River Wine Show Results Langton’s 2018 Margaret River Wine Show 29 October - 1 November 2018 Ramada Resort Dunsborough Margaret River Wine Association (MRWA) Wine Show Subcommittee Barry House Chair Cliff Royle (Chair) Flametree Wines Matt Credaro Vice President Brendan Carr Xanadu Wines (Credaro Family Estate) Remi Guise Domaine Naturaliste Amanda Whiteland Chief Executive Officer Cameron Haskell Leeuwin Estate Pip Heaford Communications & Events Luke Jolliffe Stella Bella Wines Manager Julian Langworthy Deep Woods Estate Sue Jackman Finance Officer Katie Masters Clairault | Streicker Clive Otto Fraser Gallop Estate Breac Wheatley Leeuwin Estate Michelle Wright SR TAFE Wine Show Contact Margaret River Wine Association PO Box 204, Margaret River WA 6285 T: 08 9757 9330 [email protected] margaretriver.wine/margaret-river-wine-show/ The Langton’s 2018 Margaret River Wine Show and Halliday Australian Cabernet Challenge are proudly brought to you by the Margaret River Wine Association The mission of the Association is to foster a culture of self-reliance, and to direct a collaborative brand that consistently positions Margaret River as one of the world’s most compelling regional fine wine experiences. A NATURAL ALLIANCE A skillful union of wine and wood www.tonnellerie-marsannay.fr www.nadalieaustralia.com.au Langton’s 2018 Margaret River Wine Show Results Meet the Judges Corrina Wright - Chair of Judges Winemaker - Oliver’s Taranga Brioni Oliver, is the leading voice of a regular article for Fleurieu Living the Oliver family’s sixth generation Magazine. and the impetus behind their own Passionate about her home, her wine label – Oliver’s Taranga. vocation and local community she After growing up among the family has also served on the Boards of the vineyards and enrolling in a Bachelor McLaren Vale Grape, Wine & Tourism of Agricultural Science (Oenology) Association and the Australian in 1994 it was only fitting that she Society of Viticulture & Oenology. convince her Grandfather and Her commitment to the wine Uncles to let her have some fruit industry in Australia was rewarded from the vineyard. She continued with a position on the inaugural Corrina Wright has wine – and 171 to make the family wines part- ‘Future Leaders- Succession for the years of family grape growing – time while continuing her career in Australian Wine Industry’ program in flowing through her veins. Described corporate winemaking for Southcorp 2006. She is a current board member by WBM Magazine as a “legend in Wines in many regions until 2004. of the Winemakers Federation of the making” and by James Halliday as She graduated from the prestigious Australia, Family Business Australia being part of a “remarkable dynasty” Len Evans Tutorial in 2005, and (SA Chapter) and is part of the she’s treading a slightly different path continues to judge at numerous Australian Women in Wine Awards among the vines that her forefathers wine shows around Australia and and Australian Grapegrower and planted, in the Seaview sub-region of internationally. Corrina also writes Winemaker advisory committees. McLaren Vale. Corrina, with cousin for numerous publications, including Eddie McDougall - International Judge The Flying Winemaker With in-depth knowledge of cultural experience, Eddie has worked trends and linguistic abilities with some of the most influential stemming from his cross-cultured wineries in the New and Old World upbringing in Hong Kong and including the likes of Vietti, Mas de Australia, Eddie is able to connect Daumas Gassac, Giant Steps, Deep and empower wine drinkers from all Woods Estate and Silver Heights. In walks of life. In 2012 Time Out Hong 2010, the young winemaker took his Kong listed Eddie as a personality first step as a young entrepreneur, that’s is Changing The Way We Eat creating his Australian wine brand, and Drink. Eddie McDougall Wines. Eddie’s wine brand in 2018 was ranked in the In 2013, Eddie was one of only 12 elite category of Excellence by The Real Eddie McDougall is the award- wine professionals selected for the Review whilst his collection of wines winning winemaker, chairman of the Len Evans Tutorial, regarded as the regularly scores 90+ points from Asian Wine Review, commentator world’s most esteemed wine judging international critics. and TV personality behind the program. Discovery Channel and Netflix series With over 15 years of winemaking The Flying Winemaker. Glenn Barry Winemaker - Tonic Wines Glenn is Winemaker / Director at Charles Sturt University in 2000 and Tonic Wines; a small and unique completed the Len Evans Tutorial in South Australian brand. He was 2014. He has since fulfilled roles as a previously the Winemaker for Panel Chair and a judge at numerous Knappstein Enterprise Winery for Capital City and regional Wine just short of a decade. He began his Shows around Australia. career in Clare at Jim Barry Wines and after stints in Italy, Canada and the USA, moved back to Australia, taking up a role with Hardy’s Tintara –2004. Glenn graduated from Langton’s 2018 Margaret River Wine Show Results Dave Brookes Wine Writer & Marketing - Wine Marketing Labs has appeared in Wine Enthusiast, experience spans retail, wholesale, Wine & Spirits and Cuisine magazines winery, secondary market and brand and has done wine writing work for management. He was awarded Dux Fairfax media, Emirates and Qantas. of the prestigious Len Evans Tutorial in 2011 and is a sought-after judge Originally from North Canterbury, on the Australian and international New Zealand, David now lives in wine show circuit judging at around South Australia’s Eden Valley where 10 major and regional wine shows he works as a drinks journalist a year. He is currently panel chair and presenter and is the principal at several influential capital city consultant at Wine Marketing Labs wine shows in Australia, chairman and has been involved in many of the NSW Wine Awards and Chief David is a freelance wine journalist projects including the rebranding of Editor of the Wine 100 Challenge in contributing to Australian Gourmet Wine Tasmania and the recent Cider Shanghai and Beijing Fanshang Wine Traveller WINE and Wine Companion Australia initiatives. & Food Competition. magazines. He has a wine column in With 25 years in the wine industry his The Adelaide Review and his work Melanie Chester Chief Winemaker - Sutton Grange Estate Melanie Chester is Chief Winemaker Young Winemaker of the Year (2015) at Sutton Grange Winery in Bendigo, and a scholar of the prestigious Len a role she took up in 2015. Evans Tutorial in 2014, Melanie is a respected wine judge across major She has crammed a lot into her capital and regional wine shows short, but distinguished winemaking including the National Wine Show of career. Having worked at big guns Australia and Royal Melbourne Wine d’Arenberg, Wolf Blass, Quinta do Awards. Crasto and Seppelt. Awarded Gourmet Traveller Wine Sandrine Gimon Winemaker - Wine Rage Consulting in 1998 after a 6-month internship Now based with her family at at Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin. She the footsteps of the Yarra Valley, then studied International Wine Sandrine completed vintage 2018 Marketing in Beaune, and her WSET with the team of Coldstream Hills certificate in English in Brighton, UK. before establishing Wine Rage Wanting to learn and gain experience, Consulting and travelling for wine she then worked at various wineries judging. in Entre-Deux-Mers, Romania, Sourdough making, tending to the Houghton (Swan Valley, WA), the newly established potager, feeding Languedoc Rousillon, Pomerol and and transporting her troups, whilst Padthaway (SA). She settled at Rymill studying financial decision making is Raised in Savoie, France, Sandrine Coonawarra as senior winemaker part of her current daily routine. studied biochemistry and biology. for nearly 13 years, a good length of Inspired by watching her family time allowing her to purposefully Sandrine was a scholar of the AWAC connections with vines in Ardèche, follow the link between land, grapes, in 2007 and the Len Evans Tutorial in she was one of 24 yearly students wine and frame the creation of a 2017.
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