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AUSTRALIA TRADE TASTING 2019 30 JANUARY THE MANSION HOUSE, DUBLIN #ATTwine Wine regions Darwin Introduction of Australia Welcome to our Australia Trade Tasting. The 2018 vintage in Australia was down by We’re delighted to return to The Mansion 10% on the previous year, producing 1.79m House to host the biggest, brightest and tonnes and increasing the purchase price Indian Ocean NORTHERN most diverse showcase of Australian wine of grapes by 8%, reflecting the increased TERRITORY in Ireland. demand from the world markets. Total exports to the end of September 2018 QUEENSLAND Australia has thousands of wineries, were $2.71bn, up 11%. China is now the dotted throughout 65 wine regions across largest destination by value, growing at the country. Our unique climate and vast WESTERN AUSTRALIA 29%, followed by the USA in slight decline landscape enables us to produce an and the UK up 9%. White wine production 28 incredibly diverse range of wine, which SOUTH AUSTRALIA South Eastern Australia* returned to growth driven by a strong Brisbane can be seen in more than 100 different Chardonnay crush up 9%, while red 29 grape varieties. Australian winemakers production was down. 30 are proud creators and innovators and we Darling R NEW SOUTH WALES During the tasting, don’t miss the Women 1 31 are lucky to have the freedom to make 2 Perth 10 33 32 exceptional wine, and to do it our own in Wine Focus Table, showcasing wines Great 3 11 44 Pacific Ocean 12 14 Lachlan R 35 34 4 Australian Bight 15 6 13 36 way. We’re not beholden by tradition but made by women winemakers and owners. 5 16 37 Sydney 17 38 7 8 9 Adelaide 21 45 Murray R 18 19 20 39 40 continue to create our own traditions and The line-up ranges from some of the 41 VICTORIA 43 22 47 42 Canberra (ACT) Southern Ocean 46 48 49 push the boundaries in the pursuit of the country’s most iconic winemakers to 23 24 55 54 52 50 26 56 51 WESTERN AUSTRALIA 25 59 57 53 27 60 58 62 most diverse, thrilling wines in the world. pioneering new stars, and covers a mix of 61 64 1. Swan District 63 regions from Margaret River in the west QUEENSLAND Melbourne As this year’s tasting, we’ll be showcasing 2. Perth Hills via South Australia to the Hunter Valley in 28. South Burnett Bass Strait over 250 wines, representing 30 wine 3. Peel the east. 4. Geographe 29. Granite Belt TASMANIA regions. You’ll discover wines from some of 65 5. Margaret River our most renowned regions, to the lesser Please share your discoveries with us NEW SOUTH WALES 6. Blackwood Valley Hobart known. Some of the wineries you may be and your fellow tasters. Join the online 7. Pemberton 30. New England Australia familiar with, but others you might not conversation with #ATTwine. We’ll be 8. Manjimup 31. Hastings River have come across before. tweeting from @Wine_Australia and on 9. Great Southern 32. Hunter Valley Instagram from @wineaustralia. 33. Mudgee 51. Alpine Valleys While there is still uncertainty and volatility SOUTH AUSTRALIA 34. Orange 52. Strathbogie Ranges in the Irish market, particularly around the The Wine Australia team will be on hand 10. Southern Flinders Ranges 35. Cowra 53. Upper Goulburn outcome of Brexit, we are confident that to answer any questions you may have, 11. Clare Valley 36. Riverina 54. Heathcote Australia can provide wines at all price and we are joined today by our General 12. Barossa Valley 37. Hilltops 55. Bendigo points and across many styles to maintain Manager Marketing, Stuart Barclay. We 38. Southern Highlands 56. Pyrenees 13. Eden Valley a buoyant market place in both the on- hope you enjoy the event. 39. Gundagai 57. Macedon Ranges 14. Riverland trade and off-trade. 15. Adelaide Plains 40. Canberra District 58. Sunbury Wine Australia UK/Europe team 16. Adelaide Hills 41. Shoalhaven Coast 59. Grampians 17. McLaren Vale 42. Tumbarumba 60. Henty 18. Kangaroo Island 43. Perricoota 61. Geelong 19. Southern Fleurieu 62. Yarra Valley VICTORIA 20. Currency Creek 63. Mornington Peninsula Free Wifi 21. Langhorne Creek 44. Murray Darling 64. Gippsland* 22. Padthaway 45. Swan Hill Username: EVENTS 23. Mount Benson 46. Goulburn Valley TASMANIA Please choose the form option to access the wifi and enter your email to connect. 24. Wrattonbully 47. Rutherglen 65. Tasmania* 25. Robe 48. Glenrowan *South Eastern Australia and 26. Coonawarra 49. Beechworth Gippsland are zones, Tasmania 27. Mount Gambier 50. King Valley is a state. #aussiewine #ATTwine 3 Index Index TABLE EXHIBITOR WINERY PAGE TABLE EXHIBITOR WINERY PAGE 1 Australian Vintage Barossa Valley Wine Company 10 –11 Cullen McGuigan Giant Steps 2 Comans Beverages Peter Lehmann 12–13 Grosset 3 Febvre Wines d’Arenberg 14–15 John Duval De Bortoli Wines Mitolo 4–6 Fine Wine Partners Brookland Valley 16–19 Mount Horrocks Croser Plantagenet Grant Burge S.C. Pannell Hardys Shaw + Smith Houghton The Other Wine Co. House of Arras Three Lions Knappstein Tolpuddle Vineyard Leasingham Willunga 100 Petaluma 14 McWilliam’s Family Winemakers McWilliam’s Wines 31 Reynella Mount Pleasant St Hallett 15 Negociants Dalrymple 32–33 Stonier Jansz Thomas Hardy Pewsey Vale 7 First Creek Wines / Silkman Wines First Creek Wines 20–21 Vasse Felix Silkman Yalumba 8 J & C Kenny Milton Park 22 16 Patritti Patritti 34 Thorn-Clarke 17 Rathbone Wine Group Mount Langi Ghiran 35–37 9 Kirrihill Wines Kirrihill Wines 23–24 Xanadu 10 Levantine Hill Levantine Hill 25–26 Yering Station 11–13 Liberty Wines Balnaves 27–30 18 Sir Ian Botham Wines Sir Ian Botham Wines 38–39 Chambers Rosewood 19 Wakefield, Taylors Family Wines Wakefield Wines 40–41 Charles Melton Clonakilla 4 www.wineaustralia.com • tif #aussiewine #ATTwine 5 Focus table – Women in Wine In 2017 we teamed up with the Australian Women in Wine Awards to hold the awards ceremony and a tasting in London to celebrate the many talented women winemakers and winery owners. The event was so successful that we decided to invite a selection of those women to submit wines for this focus table tasting. Covering a wide range of regions and styles, we invite you to discover the quality and diversity of Australian wine made by women winemakers and from women winery owners. From Margaret River in the west via the regions in South Australia to the Hunter Valley in the east, this is a small snapshot of the continually evolving story that is Australian wine. WINE RRP WINE RRP 1. Mount Horrocks ‘Watervale’ McLaren Vale Riesling 2017 £22.99 5. 919 Wines Riverland Petit Manseng 2017 POA Importer: Liberty Wines • [email protected] Winemaker/Owner: Jenny Semmler t@blacktooth919 Winemaker/Owner: Stephanie Toole t@MtHorrocksWines 2. Mollydooker 'The Violinist' McLaren Vale Verdelho 2017 £25.00 6. Cullen Wilyabrup Sauvignon Blanc Semillon 2015 £24.99 Importer: Seckford Agencies • [email protected] Importer: Liberty Wines • [email protected] Winemaker/Owner: Sarah Marquis t@MollydookerWine Winemaker/Owner: Vanya Cullen t@Cullenwines 3. Oliver's Taranga Vineyards McLaren Vale Fiano 2018 £16.25 7. Turkey Flat 'White' Barossa Valley Marsanne Viognier Roussanne 2017 £15.50 Importer: Wanderlust Wines • [email protected] Importer: Mentzendorff & Co. Ltd. • [email protected] Winemaker/Owner: Corrina Wright t@OliversTaranga Winemaker/Owner: Christie Schultz t@TurkeyFlat 4. Paracombe Wines 'Grüner V5' Adelaide Hills Grüner Veltliner Riesling £22.00 8. Briar Ridge 'The Squire' Hunter Valley Chardonnay 2014 £15.49 Gewürztraminer Pinot Blanc Pinot Gris 2017 Winemaker/Owner: Gwyn Olsen t@BriarRidge Winemaker/Owner: Kathy Drogemuller t@ParacombeWines 6 www.wineaustralia.com • tif #aussiewine #ATTwine 7 WINE RRP WINE RRP 9. Penley Estate 'Genevieve' Coonawarra Chardonnay 2017 £14.70 15. Wynns 'Black Label' Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 £29.00 Importer: Amathus Drinks PLC • [email protected] Importer: Treasury Wine Estates • [email protected] Winemaker/Owner: Kate Goodman t@penleyestate Winemaker/Owner: Sue Hodder t@wynnsestate 10. Moorooduc Estate Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir 2014 £23.74 16. Penley Estate 'Helios' Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 £41.85 Importer: Vindependents • [email protected] Importer: Amathus Drinks PLC • [email protected] Winemaker/Owner: Kate McIntyre MW t@MoorooducEstate Winemaker/Owner: Kate Goodman t@penleyestate 11. An Approach to Relaxation 'Sucette' Barossa Valley Grenache 2016 17. Paracombe Wines 'The Reuben' Adelaide Hills Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot £23.00 Importer: Indigo • [email protected] Cabernet Franc Malbec & Shiraz 2014 Winemaker/Owner: Carla Rza t@yobetts Winemaker/Owner: Kathy Drogemuller t@ParacombeWines 12. Oliver's Taranga Vineyards McLaren Vale Grenache 2017 £18.17 18. Briar Ridge 'Old Vines' Hunter Valley Orange Shiraz 2013 £15.49 Importer: Wanderlust Wines • [email protected] Winemaker/Owner: Gwyn Olsen t@BriarRidge Winemaker/Owner: Corrina Wright t@OliversTaranga 13. Turkey Flat Barossa Valley Grenache 2017 £37.00 19. Mount Horrocks 'Alexander' Clare Valley Shiraz 2015 £31.99 Importer: Mentzendorff & Co. Ltd. • [email protected] Importer: Liberty Wines • [email protected] Winemaker/Owner: Christie Schultz t@TurkeyFlat Winemaker/Owner: Stephanie Toole t@MtHorrocksWines 14. Cullen 'Red Moon Mangan Vineyard' Malbec Petit Verdot Merlot 2017 £24.99 20. Mollydooker 'Miss Molly' McLaren Vale Shiraz 2016 £30.00 Importer: Liberty Wines • [email protected] Importer: Seckford Agencies • Julie Maitland / [email protected] Winemaker/Owner: Vanya Cullen t@Cullenwines Winemaker/Owner: Sarah Marquis t@MollydookerWine 8 www.wineaustralia.com • tif #aussiewine #ATTwine 9 Australian Vintage Ltd TABLE 1 Australian Vintage Ltd TABLE 1 [email protected] • +44 (0) 2027 9248850 [email protected] • +44 (0) 2027 9248850 Australian Vintage WINE ABV % RRP Contact: Australian Vintage Ltd McGuigan ‘Bin 9000’ Hunter Valley Semillon 2018 11.5% €18.00 [email protected] • +44 (0)2027 9248850 www.mcguiganwines.co.uk / www.bvwc.com.au t@mcguiganwinesuk McGuigan wines is a name synonymous with Australian wine making.
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    ALTERNATIVE AND EXTRAORDINARY AUSTRALIA MASTER CLASS AND FREE POUR TASTING WEDNESDAY, 17 APRIL 2019 BEDRIJVENCENTRUM DE PUNT, GENT Wine regions Welcome of Australia Darwin We’re delighted to be back in Belgium, following a successful event in Antwerp last year, sharing our wines and stories in Gent for the first time. Australia has thousands of wineries, dotted throughout 65 wine regions across the country. Our unique climate and vast landscape enables us to produce an incredibly diverse range of wine, which can be seen in more than 130 different INDIAN OCEAN grape varieties. NORTHERN TERRITORY At this master class, led by The Wine Detective, Sarah Ahmed, we’ll explore the country’s climatic diversity, winemaking brilliance and innovative spirit. QUEENSLAND Through these 12 wines, you’ll discover how Australian winemakers are experimenting with alternative varieties and new styles to create something WESTERN AUSTRALIA extraordinary. The line-up will showcase Mediterranean grape varieties and their unique style in Australia, as well as unusual and rare varieties. 28 South Eastern Australia* The master class is followed by a free pour tasting of Australia’s classic whites SOUTH AUSTRALIA Brisbane and summer reds. Taste fresh, elegant and iconic styles of Australian wine, 29 from Hunter Valley Semillon to Clare Valley Riesling, Mornington Peninsula 30 Pinot Noir to McLaren Vale Grenache. This is a great opportunity to revisit hero NEW SOUTH WALES styles as well as find out what’s coming out of Australia today. 1 31 2 Perth 10 32 33 3 GREAT 11 Exports of Australian wine continue to grow globally and there is positive 44 34 PACIFIC OCEAN AUSTRALIAN BIGHT 12 14 35 4 15 6 13 36 growth across a number of markets in Europe.
  • Clearance List 07 21

    Clearance List 07 21

    Clearance List July Name Vintage Stock in hand Expected selling price Sparkling Astoria Wines 2019 6 Prosecco Velere D.O.C Rose Rose Kays brothers 2018 9 Grenache rose Springvale Rose 2019 4 Independent Rose 6 Mitolo Rose 2018 6 Zilzie Rose 2019 30 Rameau D’or 2019 6 Cotes de Provence Sauv Blanc Amisfield 2019 11 Sauvignon Blanc Shaw & Smith 2020 21 Sauvignon Blanc Greywake NZ 2019 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc Greywake NZ 2020 12 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc Craggy Range Martinborough saivignon Cloudy Bay NZ Sauvignon Blanc Paddy’s Borthwick 2018 1 NZ Sauvignon Blanc Wairu Sauvignon 2012 1 Blanc reserve Astrolabe Sauvignon Blanc Berrigan 2017 1 Sauvignon Blanc Suckfizzle Semi 2014 3 Sauvblanc Whitebox 2017 60 SauvBlanc 1 Chardonnay CHARDONNAY CHARDONNAY CHARDONNAY Petaluma 2019 12 $49.99 Piccadilly Valley Chardonnay Grosset Piccadilly 2018 12 56.00 Last Dozn Valley Chardonnay Escarpment 2014 2 $39.00 Chardonnay Dalrymple cave 2015 1 block Chardonnay 1 Name Vintage Stock in hand Expected selling price Calanica 2010 1 Chardonnay Rosily 2018 3 Chardonnay Rob Dolan 2018 2 Xanadu Premium 2011 18 $19.99 Outstanding Rare Black label Back vintage Chardonnay 375 ml Xanadu premium 2016 2 29.00 black label Chardonnay Xanadu Stevens 2017 18 64.00 Road Chardonnay Xanadu Stevens 2016 3 $67.00 road Chardonnay Neudorf 2019 11 Chardonnay Rosily Margaret 2019 12 $24.00 River Chardonnay Pierro Fire gully 2019 18 $29.99 Chardonnay Pierro Chardonnay 2019 10 72.00 Lethbridge Estate 2018 13 $34.00 Chardonnay Warner Vinyard 2019 24 $33.00 Outstanding Chardonnay
  • Barossa Facilitator Guide

    Barossa Facilitator Guide

    BAROSSA FACILITATOR GUIDE AUSTRALIAN WINE DISCOVERED AUSTRALIAN WINE DISCOVERED EDUCATION PROGRAM The comprehensive, free education program providing information, tools and resources to discover Australian wine. To access course presentation, videos and tasting tools, as well as other programs, visit Wine Australia www.australianwinediscovered.com supports the responsible service of alcohol. For enquiries, email [email protected] Barossa / Facilitator guide BAROSSA Kalleske Wines, Barossa Wines, Kalleske AUSTRALIAN WINE DISCOVERED Troye Kalleske, Troye Australia’s unique climate and landscape have fostered a fiercely independent wine scene, home to a vibrant community of growers, winemakers, viticulturists, and vignerons. With more than 100 grape varieties grown across 65 distinct wine regions, we have the freedom to make exceptional wine, and to do it our own way. We’re not beholden by tradition, but continue to push the boundaries in the pursuit of the most diverse, thrilling wines in the world. That’s just our way. Barossa / Facilitator guide AUSTRALIA NORTHERN TERRITORY QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES VICTORIA BA RO SS A 0 500 TASMANIA Kilometres SOUTH AUSTRALIA BaRO SS a NEW SOUTH WALES V a LL EY EDEN ADELAIDE V a LL EY VICTORIA Barossa / Facilitator guide BAROSSA: HISTORY AND Encompassing Barossa Valley and Eden Valley, Barossa is one of EVOLUTION Australia’s most historic and prominent wine regions. - Rich history dating back to 1840s - Community includes long- established wine families and younger artisan and boutique producers - Diversity of soils, climate and topography - Some of the world’s oldest grapevines - Strong culinary culture and gourmet local produce VIDEO BAROSSA: HISTORY AND EVOLUTION Now is a great time to play the The undulating Barossa region is one of Barossa loop video in the background, the most historic wine-producing areas in as you welcome people.